The Robertson family returns with "Duck Dynasty" revival on A&E, as Willie Robertson semi-retires and seeks a successor for Duck Commander.

Kay Robertson's health remains fragile following the death of her husband, Phil Robertson. She is suffering from depression after losing her partner of 60 years and did not attend the premiere ...

After Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson died following a battle with Alzheimer’s disease, his wife Kay “Miss Kay” Roberston is not doing well, according to Willie Robertson.

Kay Robertson's health remains fragile following the death of her husband, Phil Robertson. She is suffering from depression after losing her partner of 60 years and did not attend the premiere ...

A trailblazing WWII veteran from Milwaukee has died at 101 years old.Family confirmed Robertson's death to 12 News Saturday. Anna Mae Robertson was one of the last surviving members of the "Six ...

"Duck Dynasty" revival features Willie Robertson's semi-retirement and search for a new CEO. The original show premiered in 2012 and ended five years later.

"Duck Dynasty" patriarch Phil Robertson, who built the West Monroe, Louisiana, Duck Commander franchise into a national brand, died Sunday after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease. He was 79.

Anna Mae Robertson, who was one of the last known surviving members of World War II's Six Triple Eight unit, has died. News Sports Packers Business Suburbs Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals.

“Duck Dynasty” star Miss Kay Robertson, the wife of the late Phil Robertson and the matriarch of the “Duck Dynasty” family, is suffering from poor health in the wake of her husband’s ...

Several members of the original cast will be featured in the revival series, however, including Willie Robertson and his wife, Korie Robertson. The couple’s children will also make appearances.

Phil Robertson, 'Duck Dynasty' patriarch dies at 79 after Alzheimer's diagnosis "Some of it is she is just depressed," Willie Robertson said of his mother's health. "She lost her partner of 60 years." ...

Robertson said he expects to be fully cleared “very, very soon,” and once he is he’ll join a secondary that’s positioned to take a step forward this fall.