retirement

It's not Bozeman or Whitefish. Two somewhat surprising Montana cities have landed on T+L's Best Places to Retire in the US 2025 list.

After 30 years of service with the Montana Highway Patrol, Colonel Lavin is moving on.

New Mexico offers an attractive alternative to Arizona and Nevada for Montanans hoping to escape winter, seasonally or for good.

For those getting close to retirement, where you choose to live can be a big deal. So which Montana towns are best for retirees? We've got the Top 5.

If you want to ensure your American flag is retired properly, there are a few locations around Bozeman that will accept your used flag and take care of the formalities.

When it comes to retirement, where does Montana rank? According to some new data, two Montana cities make the list when it comes to the best places to retire.

If it seems like there are a lot of older, married couples in Montana it's because it's true. We're at the top for married couples age 55 and up.

Personal finance and business magazine Kiplinger rated all 50 states and the District of Columbia in terms of how they suit the unique needs of retirees. Montana made the list of Top 15 Worst States for Retirement. Find out why here.

Law enforcement relies heavily on our K9 "officers" and the of our most loyal is retiring according to the Gallatin County Sheriff's Office.

Life is tough and the world is tough. In real life not everyone gets a trophy. In real life they use red pens and they don’t care if they hurt your feelings.

'Late Show' host David Letterman shocked fans when he announced his retirement during his opening monologue on tonight's taped episode of the 'Late Show With David Letterman.'

You’ve put the kids through college and paid off the mortgage, so now it’s time to kick back and relax. So, where should you spend your golden years?