This winter has been a long, cold one for all of us here in West Virginia. Snow, ice and subzero temperatures continue to present challenges while traveling, as well as at home.
With all the hype and horror stories surrounding the Winter Olympics in Sochi, it's surprising just how many risks exist when we travel. If you are traveling international, those risks are even more!
As 2013 draws to a close, many people are gearing up for a night of fun celebrations. With a little planning, you can keep your holiday safe. Follow these tips from the National Transportation Safety Board. If you are hosting a New Year's Eve party, following a few simple rules could prevent a tragedy:
This time of year is busy and hectic. It is also a time when many house fires start needlessly. Be sure to take these simple precautions to make your season happy and safe.
Winter weather is here in the Kanawha Valley. Driving on snow and ice can be dangerous even for the most experienced drivers. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration offers these tips to keep safe.
Did you know that Thanksgiving is one of the most dangerous days of the year for cooking-related fires. The popularity of turkey fryers is one major reason.
Research shows that Thanksgiving is the most common day of the year for home cooking fires—and that turkey fryers are a major reason why. Most turkey fryers hold gallons of oil, a combustible substance. A large turkey can cause the oil to splash, leading to a fire or serious skin burns.
Whether we like it or not, colder weather is here. We have all unpacked or glvoes, coats and long-sleeve clothes, but what about our homes? Is your home ready for the winter months? By spending a few hours checking your home now, you can avoid problems and increase energy efficiency during the winter months.
For children, Trick or Treat night is one of the best nights of the year. They dream of bags filled with chocolate, lolipops and other delicious treats. But as parents, we want to make sure our children stay safe during the holiday.
Here are some tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics for making Halloween fun and safe. Read More