Colorado funeral home owner Jon Hallford was sentenced to 40 years for storing 190 bodies and giving families fake ashes.

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A handful of public companies and private equity-backed firms are targeting funeral homes as the silver tsunami approaches.

A shooting near a "Chicago Fire" production set was just part of the "unbelievable" scene that unfolded Wednesday in front of A.A. Rayner & Sons Funeral Homes. A real fire broke out down the street, ...

An American funeral home owner who left nearly 200 bodies to rot and duped the grieving families with fake ashes while pocketing the funeral service money for personal shopping sprees was sentenced on ...

“It almost felt like we were being accepted into the house. And after that, I never felt scared or nervous ever again.” Mike and Robin Legere live in and remodeled a funeral home that they have ...

20 Central Ave., Fredonia, the location of Larson-Timko Funeral Home, was sold in July for $450,000. P-J photo by Braden Carmen A popular funeral home in the northern end of the county has been sold.

PITTSBURGH — Pet owners are devastated after a local funeral home owner was accused of dumping pets in a landfill instead of cremating them as promised. On Monday, the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s ...

KENTUCKY (FOX 56) — Kentucky State Police are warning people about scammers posing as funeral home representatives. Troopers in Henderson said scammers are reaching out to victims through unsolicited ...

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The Kreighbaum Sanders Funeral Home properties in Canton Township and Osnaburg Township have been sold to Cassaday-Turkle-Christian Funeral and Cremation Service in Alliance, according to the latest ...

“It almost felt like we were being accepted into the house. And after that, I never felt scared or nervous ever again.” When Robin and Mike Legere purchased the former Frazier Funeral Home in Winthrop ...