retirement

Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Deputy Glen Menard gave one of the more emotional final radio calls you will ever witness.

Even though recent years haven't been the best of times Lafayette and Acadiana are still the kind of places where people want to come home and stay.

The last of the Saints storied 2006 draft class has officially retired.

Former KLFY meteorologist Dick Faurot is calling it a career after delivering 41 years worth of weather forecasts.

Despite a poor showing in this nationwide study there were some strong bright spots for those who might be choosing to retire in Louisiana.

A national survey recently ranked Louisiana in the top 10 in two very important lifestyle categories. It's a couple of more good reasons to call Louisiana home.

Sheriff Louis Ackal extends his best wishes to Berry, and he says the man will sorely be missed by his department.

Louisiana's state police superintendent says he won't take a hefty retirement boost tacked onto an unrelated bill in the final hours of the legislative session.

The recommendations for larger increases came from the legislative actuary as he looked at the financial health of the pension plans.

Louisiana is Number Two on the list but you'll never guess which states didn't make the list.

Where would most people move to for retirement?

It was all made official at a gathering at the Rosa Parks Transportation Center in downtown Lafayette.