retirement

The Social Security Administration has permanently closed its Nacogdoches hearings office, shifting all services to Lufkin

A new study ranks the top 10 cities to retire in Texas and the #1 spot might surprise you.

Texas may have the wide-open spaces, but when it comes to retirement, it seems that the Lone Star State isn't the greatest spot to retire.

After a distinguished career spanning 26 years, Xuerong (Ron) Wang, a research scientist with Georgia-Pacific is retiring.

A missing politician that turned up in an old folks' home recently makes you wonder if it's time to start incorporating a mandatory retirement age for politicians. Airline pilots have to do it, so maybe the leaders of the free world should too!

So, whether you are looking to retire somewhere in Texas that is affordable, sunny most days of the year, and offers unique beauty many of us can appreciate, or you just want to go and see another side of this great state that we enjoy, you may want to plan a visit.

New reports show the top 10 cities in America best suited for retirement. The Lone Star State holds 5 of the 10 spots when evaluating crime, leisure activities and senior healthcare.

It was her first and only job and the place where she would meet her lifelong partner.

Lubbock ranks in the top 5 Southern cities to retire in for folks with a fixed income.

Lubbock Fire Rescue has announced the upcoming retirement of Matt Dawson, the firefighter who was critically injured while working the scene of a traffic accident.