Retirement

After nine years of sniffing out bombs, Wyoming Highway Patrol K-9 Duster is hanging up his leash.

It's always nice to see Wyoming landing near the top of a nationwide study and once again, we've landed in the top five.

Older living can be tough, but the Cowboy State is a good place for senior citizens.

After six years of sniffing out bombs, K-9 Teca with the Laramie County Sheriff's Office has retired.

Current owner, Laura Ryan, will ride off into retirement at the end of July

There are many reason that living in Wyoming is appealing, but now one more attribute can be added to the list.

Finding the right place to retire can be difficult, especially as inflation continues.

On the night before his official retirement, Captain McJunkin was called to fight one last fire in Natrona County. He answered the call. And he won the fight.

There's been a perception for many years that people move to Wyoming mainly because of jobs. It appears that has changed. People are still moving to our state, but it's not because of jobs anymore.

If you've ever had family in law enforcement, you know there's no day quite like the one when you reach the last day on duty. The Douglas Chief of Police recently retired after 39 years of service and you can watch the moment of his last call to dispatch.

The company will file its final 2019 plan with state regulatory commissions by Oct. 18.

Later in his career, Page transferred to the Elk Mountain area.