More people choose cremation over traditional burial in the U.S. funeral directors say they have seen a shift over the past ...

Most people don't want to think about death — let alone talk about it. When the time comes, families often find themselves overwhelmed, not only by grief but by the many decisions that need to be made ...

In 2022, 77% of the more than 7,000 students enrolled in funeral service education programs in the U.S. were women.

(NewsNation) — Baby boomers have surpassed millennials and are buying more homes than every other generation, according to a new National Association of Realtors report. In a reversal of generational ...

according to the National Funeral Directors Association. D'Andrea said his funeral homes have not been hard hit financially yet by the growing number of cremations, but "if that trend truly does ...

(Courtesy Photo) Three University of Texas Permian Basin musicians got a chance to show off their talent at the Collegiate Band Directors National Association ... students back home watch them ...

"We're going in the right direction," she said. A leader in the funeral home industry said Tuesday that funeral home directors didn’t ask lawmakers to make inspection records private. Matt Whaley, the ...

It gets expensive. Nationally, the median cost of a funeral, including casket and burial, is more than $8,000, according to the National Funeral Directors Association. "Someone dies and you ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A man has been charged with 64 offences relating to 254 victims after an investigation into remains found at funeral directors in Hull. Robert ...

A man has been charged with 64 offences relating to 254 victims after an investigation into remains found at funeral directors in Hull. Robert Bush, 47, has been charged with 30 counts of ...

You can reach Jason on Signal at JasonMast.05. Directors of five National Institutes of Health institutes and at least two other members of senior leadership have been placed on administrative ...

In the 10 slowest-selling cities, homes sit on the market for about 57 days — more than a week longer than the national median of 37 days. This may not seem like a big disparity, but statistics show ...