We probably should have known something was up with Thom Tillis when he started rocking those bolo ties. A bolo, the number ...

Fueled by a revived interest in westernwear, the bolo tie is popular again, popping up on celebs like Post Malone and Lil Nas X and at fashion brands like Prada.

Bolo ties first made the fashion scene in the 1940s, derived from the slide necklaces of the Victorian era and the scarf slides favored by cowboys and later by Boy Scouts.

The bolo “was not considered by staff to be a tie,” said Katie O’Malley-Simpson, a school spokeswoman. “We have many opportunities throughout the year to express cultural heritage.

Few menswear accessories are as distinctive as the bolo tie. A classic staple of American ranch wear and Western style, when done right, it is bold, fresh, and totally unique, offering a singular ...

A Charles County high school's decision to deny a diploma to a senior who wore a bolo tie to graduation didn't offend just the student and his family. Montana's governor is mighty annoyed, too ...

Bolo ties, the official neckwear of Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas and the ne plus ultra for the Western cowboy for over 60 years, are having a moment on fashionable young necks.

ACL Fest-goers prep for weeks and bring out the sequins, tassels, glitter, cowboy boots and showstopping accessories every year.

Paige Wagner contributed a goal for Cherokee in the first half, resulting in a 1-1 tie in double overtime against Bishop Eustace in Marlton.

San Diego quarterback Philip Rivers, this country-and-western cognoscente, wears bolo ties in postgame news conferences, begrudgingly seen by locals after Rivers won in Denver in December.

If you haven't followed Chargers QB Philip Rivers and his recent obsession with wearing bolo ties to his postgame press conferences...well, that's about all that needs to be summarized.