retirement

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.

After nearly three decades of service with the Cheyenne Police Department, Detective Jim Harper has hung up his badge.

After more than six years of service with the Cheyenne Police Department, K-9 Jano has retired, the department announced on Facebook Wednesday evening.

The Wyoming Highway Patrol has announced the retirement of a very good girl: K-9 May.

The Laramie County Sheriff’s Office on Thursday announced the retirement of Lt. Mark Slovik.

Who doesn't love a good love story - especially when that love story involves two special people who have served the State of Colorado?

After 38 years with the Laramie County Sheriff's Office, Undersheriff Rich Hillegas is hanging up his badge effective tomorrow, Nov. 6.

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.

Wait, people still work after retirement?