KRLD’s John Liddle gives you and your family great things to do around DFW from April 17-20, including the Easter Bunny Express, musicals, the NCAA Gymnastics Championship and more.

It’s here that a freckle of a white house stands beneath the mighty glens and where my extended family once escaped ... the rebellious spirit of Mary Queen of Scots. She gave Scottish brands ...

A new scent has been created to evoke the life and times of James VI and I as part of a major exhibition on the “often misunderstood” monarch born to Mary, Queen of Scots. James VI became king ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A casket which may have led to Mary, Queen of Scots being beheaded is to go on display in Stirling for the first time. Mary Stuart inherited ...

It is an object that is believed to have contained letters used to implicate Mary, Queen of Scots in the murder of ... curator of renaissance and early modern history at National Museums Scotland ...

A casket which may have led to Mary, Queen of Scots being beheaded is to go on display in Stirling for the first time. Mary Stuart inherited the throne at just six weeks old, but was forced to ...

Time is running out to see a silver casket believed to have belonged to Mary, Queen of Scots. The stunning item is on display in Kirkcudbright Galleries until April 27 – with lots of events ...

Fears have been raised that a manor once used to imprison Mary Queen of Scots may never reopen to ... "It has long been largely ruined and roofless and modern agricultural use has concealed ...

Campaigner Barry Joyce wants Wingfield Manor to be reopened to the public Fears have been raised that a manor once used to imprison Mary Queen of Scots may never reopen to the public. The ...

other members of the family joined her for the celebration including King Frederik's mother, Queen Margrethe, Prince Joachim's sons, Count Felix and Count Nikolai, and Queen Mary's sister ...

More than 12,000 people have taken the chance to see a silver casket believed to have belonged to Mary, Queen of Scots. And there’s now just a few days left to see the object at Kirkcudbright ...