These days, anytime a deathcare professional hears that the funeral service is the subject of a big news story, cringing with dread is usually the natural reaction. The...
Welcome to the hundred-and-ninetieth edition of Morticians’ Monday Morning Mashup, 4M #190, where we’ll serve up bite-sized, easily-digestible nuggets of the deathcare news you need to crush conversations...
In a move that is currently rippling through Oklahoma's deathcare industry, Governor Kevin Stitt has vetoed House Bill 1029, effectively dissolving the Oklahoma Funeral Board—the agency responsible for...
Sotheby’s Hong Kong has plans to auction a collection of 331 gemstones known as the “Piprahwa Gems,” unearthed in 1898 in Piprahwa, Uttar Pradesh, India. However, those plans...
Effective July 1, 2025, residents of the Peach State will have access to another option for disposition: natural organic reduction. Georgia governor Brian Kemp signed into law Senate...
Welcome to the hundred-and-eighty-ninth edition of Morticians’ Monday Morning Mashup, 4M #189, where we’ll serve up bite-sized, easily-digestible nuggets of the deathcare news you need to crush conversations...
In a remarkable discovery that bridges centuries of mortuary science, researchers have unveiled the unique embalming method used on the so-called "air-dried chaplain" of Austria. This revelation not...
Welcome to the hundred-and-eighty-eighth edition of Morticians’ Monday Morning Mashup, 4M #188, where we’ll serve up bite-sized, easily-digestible nuggets of the deathcare news you need to crush conversations...
Deathcare professionals in the westernmost Canadian province of British Columbia have found themselves firmly ensconced between the proverbial rock — rigid government restrictions — and a hard place...
Over the last 100 years, the world has witnessed the funerals of only seven popes — six who died in office, plus Benedict XVI, who resigned in 2013...