An unopened one-gallon jar of Hellmann's mayonnaise quietly expired last week.
Rosa Maria Torres, 81, died peacefully in bed surrounded by fat grandkids.
For the first time since 1965, murder was not among the top 15 causes of death in the United States, having been replaced by the ...
North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong-il, Col. Muammar Qaddafi, Family Circus creator Bil Keane, al-Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden.
Once again, the world experienced several million deaths over the course of a year. Five of those people who died were famous.
PONCHA SPRINGS, CO—Still reeling from the sudden loss of their 17-year-old son last week, parents Ben and Martha Harwich spoke Tuesday about the largely ...
CHICAGO—Contradicting long-held conventional wisdom, a report appearing this week in The Journal Of Theological Studies concludes that, among children who perish before the age ...
ALLENTOWN, PA—"He came shuffling in really slowly this morning and just sort of slumped over there in the back," said cashier Brianne Pecor, 17 ...
TAMPA, FL—As he nears his 83rd birthday next month, local man Robert Lech told reporters that attending dozens of funerals over the past several ...
SCHAUMBURG, IL—In an ultimately futile act some have described as courageous and others have called a mere postponing of the inevitable, existentialist firefighter James ...
Music manager Malcolm McLaren, who is credited with creating such acts as the Sex Pistols and Bow Wow Wow, died in Switzerland last Thursday.
Tulane University researchers say Quigley is now able to experience the crippling fear of impending death previously only accessible to humans.
Stouffers says the suicide prevention tips are available on all single serving microwavable dinners whether you enjoy veal parmigiana alone or beef stroganoff alone.
HAVERFORD, PA—Officials investigating the tragic suicide of local man Thomas Ingraham told reporters Tuesday they have determined that the...
Glen W. Bell Jr., who started the Taco Bell franchise in 1962, died Sunday at 86. What do you think?
According to the World Health Organization, over 94 percent people around the globe are unprotected from secondhand smoke. What do you think?