According to FEMA, cooking accounts for 48.7% of residential fires in the U.S. This isn't to say cooking is totally dangerous, but it means when you're cooking, you should be cautious and extremely ...

As temperatures drop across East Texas, fire officials are urging families to take extra precautions at home. Dry conditions ...

Lead Fire Inspector of the Superior Fire Department emphasized the importance of fire inspections for businesses to prevent ...

"DON'T charge your phone in bed. It can heat up on your bedding and catch fire more easily than you might think!" View Entire ...

Don’t Sign Anything is a useful book to have on your shelf when the time comes that you need to understand its contents. And there may be times in the course of your career when it's wise to consult ...

Paolo Campolo, a 55-year-old father in Switzerland, is recalling how a New Year’s Eve phone call from his daughter allowed him to save the lives of at least 10 people at the Le Constellation bar in ...

Canned tuna and/or salmon Chips, crackers, cookies, and other sealed snack foods Nuts, jerky, and dried fruit Coffee, tea, ...

When driving during a wildfire, don't use high-beam lights since they reflect more light off the smoke and make it harder to ...

Yellowstone National Park is one of the most popular and fascinating parks in the U.S. Naturally, there are quite a few ...

"No home is completely impenetrable, especially during times of unrest. However, early and thoughtful preparation can ...

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A man was set alight after a power bank he was carrying in his pocket exploded. On Monday, Jan. 5, the individual was ...