Funeral Home owner Larry Glickler places flowers on a casket at a recent funeral. MARSHALL GORBYSTAFF Staff Writer Funeral Home owner Larry Glickler places flowers on a casket at a recent funeral.

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- The COVID-19 outbreak has impacted every facet of American life. For families who have recently lost loved ones, the way they say goodbye has changed as well. The gates to ...

ELGIN (WLS) -- Two months ago the funeral for a Vietnam veteran drew more than 600 mourners to an Elgin funeral home. Today there is seating for no more than ten people. RELATED: Hundreds attend Elgin ...

The Glickler Funeral Home hearst at a recent funeral at Woodlawn Cemetery. MARSHALL GORBYSTAFF Staff Writer The Glickler Funeral Home hearst at a recent funeral at Woodlawn Cemetery. MARSHALL ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. HORSEHEADS, N.Y. (WETM) – Doing things ...

With the guidance to keep crowds to a minimum, funeral directors are having to change how they help their communities remember the dead. Often, in small North Carolina towns, the deceased is ...

Funeral homes and cemeteries across San Mateo County are bracing for 1,000 additional deaths tied to COVID-19 by the end of April - And families are dealing with new rules that only allow 10 people to ...

NEW HAVEN — The Archdiocese of Hartford announced Tuesday that funeral Masses will not be held for the time being due to concerns about the coronavirus. The announcement came as part of a series of ...

CHICAGO (NEXSTAR) – One person who attended a birthday party and a funeral in Chicago earlier this year likely left 16 people infected with coronavirus, three of whom died, according to a Centers for ...

The frontline "essential" workers who will soon start receiving coronavirus vaccinations in North Carolina include police officers and firefighters, teachers and childcare workers, postal carriers and ...

HORSEHEADS, N.Y. (WETM) – Doing things online has become a normality, whether it be shopping, gaming or even watching movies. But as the coronavirus pandemic continues to grow, the way we send loved ...