retirement

Longtime KPLC morning news anchor John Bridges says he plans to retire after more than three decades with the Lake Charles-based TV station.

In Louisiana, we have a diverse selection of parishes across the state that offer unique opportunities to retired residents.

While it's exciting to make plans for your retirement, it can be very overwhelming. Stacker took some of the pressure off of Louisiana retirees by compiling a list of the best Parishes to retire to in the state.

Schneider first made an appearance on WAFB in 1981 as a student at LSU.

After 10 years as chairman and CEO of New Orleans-based Entergy Corporation, Leo Denault has announced he will retire next year, and his successor has already been chosen.

When he started, he was a student-employee and, in that same year, he became a permanent employee of the department. That year was 1955.

I started doing some calculations on my own and figured out that if I live until my 90s, I'm screwed.

We asked Acadiana Facebook users, "What's One Thing You Need Right Now That You Can't Afford?" After you see the answers, you'll realize, we're all in this together.

For Louisianians, there's actually a bit of good news when it comes to the amount of money needed for retirement. But then there's the whole life expectancy thing...

We've studied the Powerball game and have concluded that there are certain things you can do to enhance your chances of cashing a ticket.

Some of his accomplishments include apprehending 52 suspects, assisting in 309 arrests, working 240 real-life deployments; running countless training scenarios, and being the goodest boy.

Drew Brees is detailing the next chapter of his life now that he's hung up his NFL cleats.

Recent rumors of Drew Brees potentially returning to play Quarterback for the New Orleans Saints were re-ignited when a video of him training at high intensity emerged online. Now, NFL insiders are reporting that it is only a matter of time before Brees makes his retirement from football official.

It's all beginning to feel real.

He filled me in on his life, his travels, and talked about old memories.

How is a state called "Sportsman's Paradise" not a great place to retire?

If ever there was a golden number to strive for, this is it.