Researchers at Live Career found 61% of working Americans are more worried about retiring than dying.

Some people may be counting down the years until they can retire. But studies show an increasing number of older adults are choosing to work longer in life.

Americans still think they need to save $1.8 million for retirement, according to a new report by the financial services company, Charles Schwab.

One-third of 55-year-olds and 43% of 65-year-olds have delayed their retirement because of the higher cost of living.

We’re honoring three newsmen who have made a difference in our community for decades.

A new AARP study finds that 1 in 4 adults 50 years and older who aren’t yet retired expect to never retire. We want to hear from you, how confident are you that you’ll be able to retire? Why or why not?

The fastest-growing age group in the workforce isn’t teens or new college graduates, it’s people over 75.

Philadelphia Eagles star center Jason Kelce, announced his retirement Monday, closing the book on a career that took him to two Super Bowls with one win.

After more than two decades of serving and protecting with the Federal Bureau of Investigations all over the world, The Special Agent in Charge of FBI Jacksonville Sherri Onks announced she has made the difficult decision to retire at the end of the year.

Cindy Watson, founding board member and inaugural CEO of JASMYN announced her retirement effective December 31, 2023. JASMYN stands for Jacksonville Area Sexual Minority Youth Network and it is the areas only LGBTQ+ youth center designed to empower young people.

1992....the year Bill Clinton was elected president, the Olympic games were held in Barcelona, Jay Leno debuted on the Tonight Show and John Gaughan and Mary Baer joined the team at WJXT-TV, Channel 4 in Jacksonville.

Clay County emergency management director, John Ward, is retiring effective July 1.

In an official proclamation, Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry has declared May 31, 2023, as Mary and John Day! Today is Mary and John's last day at News4JAX.

We are celebrating Mary and John, who have spent the last three decades on your TV. 30 years of telling your stories, sharing what's going on in your neighborhood and more. Now it's time for us to hear their stories.

The News4JAX Creative Services Department put together some special ads spreading the news of John and Mary’s retirements on May 31.

By now you may have heard that both Mary Baer and John Gaughan are retiring from Channel 4 after 30 years. John and Mary started within months of each other in 1992. Now, there's a podcast where Mary and John answer your questions.

By now you may have heard that both Mary Baer and John Gaughan are retiring from Channel 4 after 30 years. John and Mary started within months of each other in 1992.

Believe it or not, retirement shouldn’t solely be on the mind of people who are in their 50s or 60s.

My wife Laurie warned me “not to ramble on about my life.” My response? “YOLO!" So, grab a cup of coffee, and let’s go!

It feels like the blink of an eye; 30 years at Channel 4! It’s been a whirlwind of emotions, reflecting on the countless stories I’ve had the honor to bring to our viewers.

1992....the year Bill Clinton was elected president, the Olympic games were held in Barcelona, Jay Leno debuted on the Tonight Show and John Gaughan and Mary Baer joined the team at WJXT-TV, Channel 4 in Jacksonville.

City Manager John Regan has announced his retirement -- effective Friday, June 2, 2023 -- after 25 years serving the city of St. Augustine.

Several local veterans have reached out to News4JAX about delays in receiving their benefits upon retirement… leaving them in limbo. They say the issue lies with a backlog of paperwork.

The last thing you want to do after years of hard work is have to make difficult sacrifices.

A recent survey found that 71% of retirees are fearful that inflation will ruin their retirement.

Thursday morning, Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams announced his retirement effective June 10.

Right now, there are six candidates who are running in the 2023 election and now they may have to gear up for a special election in just a couple of months.

If you’re nearing retirement age, there are some common mistakes that can ruin your whole plan.

Without much snow, the employees improvised, and a viral video was born.

Fans across the NFL have a love-hate relationship with Tom Brady. Here in Jacksonville, there are a lot of people who aren’t necessarily fans of number 12.

The speculation on Tom Brady, 44, is officially over. Tuesday morning he announced on Instagram that he is retiring after 22 years in the NFL.

Despite the fact that Social Security covers just 40% of retirement income, Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies discovered that 24% of workers have no retirement strategy beyond counting on Social Security, while 67% of workers said they don’t have a written retirement plan.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady will officially retire, he announced Tuesday on Instagram.

A Comerica Park videoboard displays a thank you message to Detroit Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire, who announced his retirement prior to a baseball game against the Cleveland Indians, Saturday, Sept. 19, 2020, in Detroit. This year was taking more of a toll on the 62-year-old Detroit Tigers manager than he'd necessarily let on. General manager Al Avila said he made a routine visit to Gardenhire’s office Saturday, when the manager told him about the decision. “On behalf of all of us with the Detroit Tigers, congratulations to Ron Gardenhire on a tremendous managerial career,” Tigers CEO Christopher Ilitch said in a statement. “Always, you'll miss baseball,” Gardenhire said.