The TV show Yellowstone, created by Taylor Sheridan and John Linson, premieres its first episode on the Paramount Network.
The second season of Yellowstone continues the story of the Dutton family and their cattle ranch in Montana.
The third season of Yellowstone premieres, further developing the series' plot and characters.
The fourth season of Yellowstone premieres, continuing the critically acclaimed series.
Paramount Network officially renews Yellowstone for a fifth season, confirming the show's ongoing success.
The Yellowstone Ranch is established by the Dutton family, becoming one of the largest contiguous ranches in the United States.
John Dutton takes over ownership and management of the Yellowstone Ranch, continuing the family legacy.
Main characters of the show including John Dutton and his children are introduced, setting the stage for the series.
The Dutton family faces increasing pressure and threats from land developers and neighboring communities aiming to take over their land.
Beth Dutton uses her financial acumen to combat corporate threats and protect Yellowstone Ranch.
John Dutton survives an assassination attempt, escalating tensions and conflicts around the ranch.
Kayce, John Dutton's son and former Navy SEAL, returns to help defend the family and the ranch.
Tensions rise between the Dutton family and the neighboring Broken Rock Indian Reservation over land rights and resources.
Rip Wheeler, John Dutton's loyal ranch foreman, becomes a central figure in defending Yellowstone and protecting the family.
The Dutton family engages in legal battles to retain ownership of parts of the ranch and protect against encroachment.
The Yellowstone Ranch expands its cattle operations, reinforcing its status as a powerful economic entity in the region.
