Maine drivers are expected to remove snow and ice from their vehicles before hitting the road, and fines may apply if they fail to do so. This brief look at state law illustrates why clearing your car is about both courtesy and compliance.

Eight people in North Texas lost their lives to domestic violence during the holiday season, leaving families and communities shaken. Experts caution that stress at this time of year can exacerbate tensions, urging loved ones to believe and support those who may be experiencing intimate partner violence.

New Year’s Eve celebrations can turn perilous if impaired driving is involved. By encouraging sober driving and offering practical safety tips, Wisconsin students and a longtime rideshare driver hope to spark a change in how communities prepare for the holiday.

Local officials are urging residents to skip personal fireworks this New Year’s Eve due to ongoing burn bans and unusually dry conditions. Their message is simple: leave the fireworks to professionals and prevent needless fire hazards.

Memorial Health is imposing new rules to reduce the spread of respiratory illnesses in its hospitals. Under these guidelines, each patient can receive no more than two visitors at a time, and all visitors must be adults with no signs of sickness.

Animal experts are raising alarms about popular holiday plants that can pose hidden dangers to pets. From vomiting and diarrhea to potential choking hazards, these traditional Christmas decorations may bring more risk than festive cheer for our furry companions.

A patient’s unsettling experience reveals that depression and suicidal thoughts may strike without any official warning on a drug’s label. Experts caution that it can take years to detect some psychiatric side effects, underscoring the need for vigilance.

Black ice, often undetectable on winter roads, can quickly turn driving into a treacherous task. The Minnesota Department of Transportation offers guidance to help motorists stay aware and prepared.

As the holiday season brings families together, the Upstate New York Poison Center warns of lesser-known risks lurking in festive celebrations. With gatherings on the rise and travel plans underway, residents should remain aware of potential hazards to keep the season both joyful and safe.

Minnesotans know that winter roads demand extra vigilance. Sgt. Jesse Grabow of the Minnesota State Patrol offers guidance on staying safe and prepared for any cold-weather challenge. He addresses questions about highway rules, sharing insights on responsible winter driving.

Kidsmas Day is uniting local families from Kentwood to Manchac with a festive blend of drug-free education and holiday activities. Organized by Florida Parish Human Services, Harmony Center Inc, and Roro Purpose LLC, this parish-wide celebration aims to brighten children’s lives and raise awareness about substance abuse prevention.

In a new advisory, Minnesota State Patrol’s Sgt. Jesse Grabow underscores the importance of proper seat belt usage for pregnant women. Despite the temptation to modify seat belts for comfort, he advises against using adjusters to ensure the safety of both mother and child.

Nell Frizzell explores why waiting until your late 30s or 40s to have a baby can be a uniquely fulfilling choice. She celebrates the added confidence, contentment, and resources that come with more life experience.

As the holidays draw crowds into Virginia’s stores and malls, AAA advises shoppers to stay vigilant. While the season brings excitement and generosity, a momentary lapse in awareness can invite potential criminals.

Many Pennsylvanians are entering the holiday season with a distorted sense of how potent their festive beverages truly are, according to a new survey. These findings highlight potential dangers during the year’s most celebratory weeks.

As pickleball rapidly becomes a favorite pastime, local experts warn that overworked muscles and sports-related injuries are on the rise. Though it appears low-impact at first glance, pickleball can still be tough on the body when players push their limits.

Different labels, such as “pre-washed,” “triple-washed,” and “ready to eat,” can signal whether store-bought greens are safe from the bag. By understanding what each term means, consumers can make informed choices and avoid potential risks.

A reader turns to Dear Abby for guidance on whether to leave an abusive relationship for a chance to reunite with an ex. Communication with the ex has been limited to talking and texting, yet uncertainty clouds the path forward.

A woman in an abusive marriage wrestles with the possibility of leaving her husband and rekindling a relationship with her high school ex—who also happens to be the father of her son. She turns to “Dear Abby” for guidance on how to navigate her dire circumstances and protect her family’s well-being.

A recent Dear Abby column tackles the fears of a reader who has chosen not to have children yet worries about growing old without support. Abigail Van Buren delivers a clear message that parenting is never a guarantee of future care.

At its 28th annual Cheers Awards, the Institute for Safe Medication Practices spotlighted leaders who have advanced medication safety nationwide. By harnessing innovative technology and best practices, these champions demonstrate an unwavering commitment to reducing healthcare risks and enhancing patient well-being.

Arroyo Grande police are ramping up DUI patrols over the Thanksgiving weekend. Drivers caught under the influence could face first-time DUI fines of $13,500 and a suspended license, according to local authorities.

Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, and feasting—yet foodborne illnesses can quickly dampen the holiday spirit. This article underscores the vital role of proper precautions to ensure a joyful and healthy holiday celebration.

Bike advocates and police in Minnesota are warning holiday shoppers about certain high-powered “e-motos” that exceed legal limits and pose serious safety concerns. Marketed as e-bikes, these models are illegal under state law and prompt a united caution from public safety officials.

Friday marked the final day of Crash Responder Safety Week, but the need to protect those who come to our aid after collisions continues. Being mindful of crash responders whenever we drive can save lives and ensure safer roads.

On World Children’s Day, Dr. James Liang, Co-founder of Trip.com Group, announced the Genovation Foundation Limited in Hong Kong with a pledge of HK$500 million. Established in his personal capacity, the foundation aims to address low fertility by investing in innovative solutions that could help reverse declining birth rates.

A recently published letter warns readers about an online gaming site that allegedly enables child predators. The author highlights a staggering estimate that 99% of childhood sexual abuse survivors have experienced online grooming, often without realizing it was happening.

Freemasons in Newark have joined a county-wide bleed campaign, offering free first aid training aimed at teaching lifesaving skills. Their dedication to expanding community health awareness underscores the value of empowering everyday citizens to handle emergencies.

On November 7, authorities in Paulding County responded to an intersection incident involving an 88-year-old driver. The brief stop and attempted turn have attracted local attention as officials piece together the details.

After losing her home in the Palisades Fire, Karen Martinez is rallying her Sunset Mesa neighbors to rebuild their houses as fire-proof. She believes that if every property is protected, the whole community can achieve “herd immunity” against future wildfires.

A new television segment is set to illuminate the often-overlooked topic of what’s really in our household water. With filming scheduled in Boca Raton, Florida, viewers will gain an inside look at how contaminants, including PFAS, can affect the well-being of an entire home.

A University of Washington dietician suggests that individuals hoping to conceive should look at their plates first. According to the expert, emphasizing more plant-based foods in daily meals could play an important role in bolstering fertility.

National Drug Take-Back Day is returning on Friday, offering a straightforward solution for getting rid of outdated or unwanted prescriptions. The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office in Winchester is spearheading this environmentally-friendly effort to help residents prevent drug misuse and safeguard local ecosystems.

A family contends that a registered sex offender used Roblox and Discord to contact their son, prompting a lawsuit that underscores serious concerns about online child safety. Several families, along with state attorneys general, have now turned to legal action, alleging that online predators can groom and exploit minors on these platforms.

The DEA recently confirmed that National Take Back Day will be held on October 25. This announcement, reported by Times News, underscores the event’s focus on health and medicine.

Fargo fire officials are cautioning residents about weekly carbon monoxide incidents. According to Deputy Fire Marshal Brett Bergh, outdated detectors pose a serious hazard, and upgrading to 10-year battery units is a vital step toward safety.

The City of Duncan Emergency Management is urging the public to participate in the Great American ShakeOut at 10:16 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 16. This nationwide drill serves as a reminder that earthquakes can strike unexpectedly, and preparedness is everyone’s responsibility.

The William S. Hart Union High School District is set to host a Drug Prevention and Awareness Symposium on Wednesday, Oct. 29, at 6 p.m. The event will bring together parents, students, and educators to discuss proactive measures against substance abuse in the community.

A new survey from ACI reveals that some families may be overlooking essential cleanliness measures, leaving them more susceptible during cold and flu season. While in-depth information remains behind paid access, the core findings highlight potential risks that readers should not ignore.

Johnson City’s Fire Department took center stage during Fire Prevention Week by hosting a Community Roundtable that focused on lithium-ion battery safety. The event highlighted how community collaboration can prevent modern fire hazards and protect public well-being.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration, operating under Donald Trump’s presidency, approved a new generic abortion pill. This decision arrives as abortion medications face increased scrutiny nationwide, highlighting the ongoing debate over reproductive rights.

A teenage e-bike rider in Milford faces charges after colliding with a car, prompting local police to issue a strong warning about safety. Officials say this incident highlights the perils of riding e-bikes without proper awareness. They encourage operators to follow the rules of the road to avoid dangerous and potentially costly outcomes.

In Jefferson County, One Place Family Justice Center is offering crucial resources for domestic violence survivors, placing a spotlight on the urgency of escaping abusive situations. By uniting legal assistance with compassionate guidance, it underscores the vital role that community-backed efforts play in supporting those in crisis.

Every year, Bikes, Blues & Barbecue brings a surge of visitors to Rogers. First responders are readying detailed plans to handle crowds seamlessly, with collaboration as the driving force for success.

A fatal trash truck incident has triggered concerns over the integrity of the Baltimore Department of Public Works’ investigation. State’s Attorney Bates calls the inquiry “tainted” and points to a lack of proper training among Solid Waste employees.

Louisiana’s lone Planned Parenthood clinic closed on Tuesday, marking a significant moment for reproductive healthcare in the state. CBS News national reporter Kati Weis has more on this pivotal development.

When a Valley mom discovered that drowning is the leading cause of accidental death for children with autism, she set out to change that grim reality. Her story is a call to action for communities everywhere.

In the span of just three days, Berkeley Middle School found itself at the center of a serious safety concern when two weapons—a loaded gun and a knife—were discovered on campus. The discoveries prompted immediate police involvement and sparked renewed debate over school security in Berkeley County.

ProMedica Bay Park Hospital will hold an attack drill on Friday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in an effort to strengthen staff response to potential threats. The hospital encourages awareness of any unusual activity during these training hours, emphasizing improved safety protocols.

For ten years, ACRC Global Surrogacy and Egg Donation has helped aspiring parents worldwide fulfill their dreams. Having supported more than 1,200 journeys, the organization proudly commemorates a milestone that underscores its mission to make parenthood a reality.

A new report suggests that toxic fumes leaking into aircraft cabins could be impairing the health of both passengers and crew. The alleged underreported danger has prompted serious questions about how airlines monitor and address air quality on commercial flights.

The Caddo Parish Sheriff’s Office will hold a sobriety checkpoint on September 12, running from 10pm to 2am in South Caddo Parish. Officials plan to monitor drivers during the late-night operation as part of an ongoing safety effort.

As harvest season approaches, the Nebraska Corn Board and Nebraska Corn Growers Association are bringing attention to National Farm Safety and Health Week, Sept. 21-27. Their theme, “Safety First, Avoid the Worst,” underscores the importance of protecting farmers, motorists, and rural communities from preventable accidents.

A new study reveals that drinking beer may slightly increase a person’s attractiveness to mosquitoes. Researchers indicate the change isn’t drastic, but it serves as a heads-up for those who enjoy a cold beverage outdoors.

“Ember Stomp,” held at the Marin County Fairgrounds, highlights practical ways to protect against wildfires. Homeowners are learning to harden their landscapes by removing flammable plants near homes and creating critical defensible space.

During one of the harshest storms in recent Texas history, an assisted living facility allegedly left a resident in a room without heat. Authorities say this failure resulted in the woman’s death.

A nursing home in Iowa faces scrutiny after inadvertently locking a resident outside during a thunderstorm. The resident spent the entire night in the rain, leading to a citation against the facility.

A physician, parent, and citizen makes the case that AI remains an overlooked yet essential tool for preventing mass shootings. By focusing on prevention and protection, he encourages using every available resource to keep communities safe.

A child was struck by a vehicle outside a New Jersey elementary school and knocked to the ground, suffering minor injuries. The incident took place on September 4, 2025, prompting renewed concern about pedestrian safety near school zones.

A boat carrying five people crashed into a dock, sending two children and one adult to the hospital. With a 75% surge in boating-related deaths statewide, officials urge Texans to take extra safety measures on the water. Experts point to life jackets, supervision, and responsible decision-making as key precautions.

As Americans plan a final summer excursion this Labor Day weekend, they may encounter beach closures and swimming advisories. Unsafe fecal contamination levels along stretches of the U.S. coastline are raising serious health concerns for holiday travelers.

As Labor Day weekend nears, the Red Cross of Utah and the National Safety Council are urging drivers to prepare their vehicles. From routine maintenance to emergency planning, these organizations emphasize practical steps that can help ensure smoother, safer road trips.

As the 2025-26 school year gets underway in Indianola, the local police department is urging drivers to remain vigilant and slow down. Their annual “Slow Down! School’s Back in Session” campaign seeks to protect students traveling to and from school.

A routine clinic visit took a shocking turn for a woman using a wheelchair when she was locked inside the Hanger Clinic in Atlanta after staff closed for the day. Alone for hours, she had to crawl to an outlet to charge her phone and call for help.

A mild 2.4 magnitude earthquake struck near Idyllwild, California, on August 24. While the quake was small, it highlights the importance of being prepared for unexpected tremors, especially for those traveling through the region.

A brave survivor is sharing her story to warn students about online predators. Hosted by Big Brothers Big Sisters Miami at the start of the school year, the panel offered a stark reminder that traffickers increasingly use social media to find victims.

A growing trend in mushroom “microdosing” has sparked a rise in poison control center calls and emergency room visits. As more consumers embrace mushrooms—both hallucinogenic and non-hallucinogenic—the popularity of these products is raising questions about safety and effectiveness.

Crowded beaches and balmy sunshine aren’t the only things heading to Massachusetts this weekend. Officials warn of dangerous rip tides and urge all swimmers to exercise caution in the water.

A Framingham mother’s routine walk turned into a life-altering event when she and her baby daughter were hit in a crosswalk. Now, she is speaking out about her struggle to work and care for her family.

A South Lake Tahoe resident has recovered from a rare plague infection reportedly contracted through a flea bite during a camping trip. Health officials are reminding everyone to take basic precautions against rodent and flea exposure to prevent future cases.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning about potential Cesium-137 contamination in some packages of Great Value frozen shrimp sold at Walmart. The agency’s alert urges consumers to stay tuned for additional guidance while it assesses the scope of the risk.

As students sharpen pencils and pack backpacks, Springfield officials are sharpening their disaster plans. Back2School Safety Month now urges every classroom to prepare for severe weather, blackouts, lost phone lines, or even violence before the first bell rings.

Despite unclear evidence and guidelines advising against it, fundal pressure continues to be used in many maternity clinics. A recent study reveals how communication significantly shapes women’s experiences of this controversial practice during childbirth.

Central Indiana is set to experience a dangerous heat wave starting Wednesday, with muggier air and high heat indices posing serious risks in the coming days. Residents are advised to prepare for oppressive conditions that may impact health and safety.

After her husband was tragically killed in an MRI accident, Adrienne Jones-McAllister shares her heartbreaking story of loss and the harrowing details of that fateful day.

As COVID-19 cases begin to rise again in Hawaii, health officials are calling on the public to remain vigilant to prevent further spread of the virus. The resurgence has prompted a renewed emphasis on caution among residents and visitors alike.

Recent reports have raised concerns about a potential link between commonly used medications and an increased risk of dementia. Antacids, in particular, have been highlighted as possible contributors to cognitive decline. Health experts are urging the public to be cautious and informed about the medications they use.

Severe flash floods have struck Washington D.C., Central Maryland, and Iowa, leading to widespread travel disruptions. Here’s what you need to know about the government’s response and how to stay safe.

In a critical legal battle, Planned Parenthood is striving to prevent Medicaid funding cuts to its abortion providers, asserting that such reductions will adversely affect vulnerable populations with limited healthcare options.

Search teams are intensifying efforts to locate a 79-year-old Florida man who disappeared from Mount Washington’s summit after a Cog Railway trip.

A sudden boat fire on Deep Creek Lake resulted in minor injuries to two individuals, while a third person jumped overboard to escape the flames. The incident occurred Tuesday near the 1700 block of Paradise Point Road in Oakland, Maryland.

A devastating fire at Gabriel House in Fall River, Massachusetts, claimed nine lives and injured dozens more, prompting critical questions about emergency response and facility safety. As investigations continue, the community rallies to support those affected by the tragedy.

An experienced livestock farmer from Jones, Oklahoma, has died after a tragic encounter with water buffaloes he purchased just a day before the incident. The attack resulted in multiple fatal lacerations, highlighting the unforeseen risks of handling unfamiliar large animals.

A recent lightning strike on a Foothills home has reignited concerns over the lack of lightning protection in Arizona residences. Despite the protection lightning rod systems offer, few homes are equipped with them, prompting renewed discussions on residential safety measures.

Kenosha County has installed its first Safe Haven Baby Box in Trevor, Wisconsin, providing a secure option for parents in crisis. An EMT demonstrates how this new resource can save the lives of newborns, marking a significant step in protecting the community’s most vulnerable.

Everything Travis and Juana Reynolds do blooms with love and hope. In North Ridgeville, they’re not just growing flowers—they’re cultivating dreams of expanding their family.

A 92-year-old man is being treated for serious injuries after an SUV struck him while he was crossing a street in Minot. The impact pushed the elderly pedestrian 30 feet, highlighting the severity of the collision.

Walmart has issued a nationwide recall of water bottles after discovering that screw-on lids can eject forcefully, posing risks of serious impact and laceration injuries, including permanent vision loss. Consumers are urged to stop using the affected bottles immediately.

In 2025, the leading Shilajit supplements prioritize purity and safety, offering high-quality Himalayan resin verified by rigorous third-party lab testing. Consumers can trust these brands due to their authentic sourcing and traditional processing methods.

As temperatures soar, a heat advisory is now in effect across New Hampshire. Meteorologist Kevin Skarupa warns that pop-up storms are possible on this hot day, urging residents to stay informed and take necessary precautions.

Multiple shark sightings off Far Rockaway on July 4th forced the temporary closure of Queens beaches, as NYC officials took action to protect the public.

As fireworks light up the sky this Fourth of July, many pets will be overwhelmed with fear. Missing Dogs Massachusetts warns that this is their busiest time of year due to a spike in lost dogs. Pet owners are urged to take precautions to keep their furry friends safe.

As soaring temperatures continue to bake the Chicago area, local towns are stepping up by providing cooling centers for residents in need. Public health officials urge caution as the early-summer heatwave persists.

Consumer Reports highlights the importance of skin cancer prevention for individuals with dark skin, emphasizing the need for sunscreen, regular full-body checks, and early detection to reduce late-stage melanoma risks.

Authorities have charged a Connecticut woman after she allegedly left her children locked in a hot car. The children were rescued and taken to a local hospital by EMS, police reported.

As needle spiking becomes a growing concern at festivals this summer, travelers need to stay vigilant and informed to ensure their safety abroad. Learn how to protect yourself while enjoying Europe’s vibrant festival scene.

The Supreme Court has turned down Planned Parenthood’s attempt to remain a part of a red state’s Medicaid program, marking a significant setback for the reproductive health organization.

A tragic incident in Oak Grove early Monday morning resulted in the death of a horse after being struck by a drunk driver. The driver has been cited for Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) in connection with the crash.

Discover how a courageous guard prevented a potential mass shooting, plus essential water safety tips in today’s morning digest.

A diver’s swift actions led to the recovery of three bodies from a ‘brutal’ California waterfall, highlighting the hidden dangers of the state’s natural attractions and the importance of safety in perilous environments.

A woman’s pursuit of better skin turned into a distressing ordeal when a popular skincare product left her face burning and wrinkled. Feeling as though she looks “80 years old,” she shares her painful experience to warn others about the potential risks hidden in beauty routines.

Anticipation turned to alarm as theater fans waiting to see Rachel Zegler in ‘Evita’ fell ill from the heat, with one hospitalized and another treated on site.

The Trump administration has issued a 60-day deadline for California to eliminate gender ideology references from federally funded teen pregnancy prevention materials, accusing the state of “indoctrinating our children.” This move underscores ongoing tensions over educational content and state versus federal oversight.

As cruise season heats up, don’t let illness cool down your vacation. Learn how to reduce your risk of norovirus, infectious diseases, and food poisoning to ensure a healthy journey at sea.

An investigation into a deadly outbreak has led to the recall of ready-to-eat meals sold at Walmart and Kroger. The FSIS reports three deaths, one fetal loss, and 17 illnesses across 13 states linked to these products.

A dangerous heat wave is set to grip the Lehigh Valley this Wednesday and Thursday, with potential thunderstorms adding to the severe weather mix. Residents are urged to prepare as a looming heat advisory warns of soaring temperatures and possible storms.

An Airbnb host’s tranquil vacation took a startling turn when she received a shocking message: her guest had accidentally discharged a firearm inside her property. The incident has raised pressing questions about safety and communication in the short-term rental industry.

A West Kelowna mother is cautioning others after her son developed a rash, suspected to be swimmer’s itch, following a weekend swim near Gellatly Bay. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of the local waters.

The UK Health Security Agency has issued an urgent warning to Brits planning summer walks, cautioning that tick bites can result in debilitating symptoms. Outdoor enthusiasts are urged to stay vigilant to prevent serious health issues.

On June 14, five individuals, including four children, were hospitalized after a chlorine exposure at a pool near Meridian Road and Radiance Avenue.

Recent research has uncovered a health risk associated with white wine that many have never heard of. Reported by MindBodyGreen, this revelation urges consumers to reconsider their assumptions about this popular beverage.

Indiana residents should prepare for a wet weekend as numerous showers and thunderstorms are expected to sweep across the state starting Friday. While severe weather isn’t anticipated, heavy downpours and frequent lightning may pose hazards. The rainy conditions are projected to continue through the weekend.

The District of Lake Country, in consultation with Interior Health, has issued a boil water notice affecting several homes. Effective Wednesday, the notice is expected to last six to seven days and includes properties on Sherman and Teresa roads.

In a tragic development, two unvaccinated infants in Kentucky have succumbed to whooping cough, marking the state’s first pertussis-related deaths since 2018, according to health officials.

Tonsil stones, though often symptomless, can be effectively managed at home. Medical experts suggest that repeated gargling with warm, salted water can reduce inflammation and help remove these silent stones.

A 12-year-old boy is recovering after a fall at Goblin Valley State Park left him with a broken femur on Thursday.

As fertility issues rise globally, the traditional American Dream becomes less attainable for many. AMS is building global trust through science-backed supplements, aiming to redefine reproductive wellness and offer hope to those affected.

The FDA has issued its highest level of alert, recalling tomatoes sold in three states due to a deadly salmonella risk. Consumers are warned of a potential risk of serious illness or death associated with these products. Some cucumbers sold in Pennsylvania are also affected.

Two vehicle incidents in Beverly Hills and Hernando brought traffic to a standstill Tuesday afternoon. Citrus County emergency crews responded to the scenes, implementing road blocks that led to significant delays.

Residents of a Martin County home received a shock on Saturday when they discovered an uninvited alligator lounging in their pool.

Authorities have confirmed that a drunk driver was responsible for a devastating crash near Henry’s Lake, Idaho, claiming seven lives. In response, state officials are urging drivers to make safe, sober choices to prevent future tragedies.

A tragic accident in the United States resulted in the death of a man and injury of another after the waste container they were sleeping in was emptied into a bin lorry.

May marks Wildfire Awareness Month, and Washington’s insurance commissioner is urging homeowners to review their insurance policies to ensure they are adequately protected against wildfire risks. The initiative encourages individuals, communities, and agencies to mitigate and prepare for potential wildfires.

A motorcyclist sustained serious injuries following a collision with a car in Walton-on-the-Hill. Police are now urging any witnesses to come forward to assist with the investigation.

An 18-year-old man from Cumberland County faces multiple charges, including statutory sexual assault, after police allege he groomed a 13-year-old girl through Snapchat.

Meteorologist Chris Shaffer forecasts rain for Minnesota on Tuesday, affecting both morning and evening commutes. Commuters should prepare for potential delays and wet road conditions throughout the day.

Students at a Massachusetts high school organized heart screenings on Monday in memory of a classmate who tragically died during wrestling practice. The initiative aims to raise heart health awareness and prevent future tragedies within their community.

As warm temperatures sweep across the Bay Area this Monday, Solano County braces for elevated fire risks with a Red Flag Warning now in effect. Meteorologist Jessica Burch provides crucial updates on the developing conditions.

Are you unknowingly sabotaging your oral health? Dr. Deepa Chopra warns against a common mistake many make in their daily hygiene routine. Discover why combining mouthwash and toothpaste might be doing more harm than good.

As someone who habitually checks food labels, I was stunned to find an electrolyte drink boasting 1,000 milligrams of sodium per 16-ounce serving. Is this much salt necessary?

Wasps ruining your summer backyard gatherings? Discover how a simple $1 kitchen ingredient can keep them at bay and help you enjoy your outdoor space in peace.

An early Thursday morning fire on a North Austin home’s back porch led to the swift rescue of three individuals by responding crews. The incident highlights the importance of prompt emergency response in safeguarding lives.

Outdoor adventures are thrilling, but ensuring your safety with updated skills and gear is paramount. Here are five safety ideas every adventurer should consider.

A 7-year-old girl captured on video playing with a gun has run away from home, prompting an urgent search by authorities concerned for her safety.

As the Atlantic hurricane season approaches on June 1, experts are sharing essential tips to help you stay safe and smart during emergencies through the end of November.

Measles cases in the United States have surged past 1,000, with Texas emerging as the most affected state. The outbreak continues to spread, raising concerns nationwide.

The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for Ashe, Alleghany, Watauga, and Wilkes counties in North Carolina, effective until midnight Thursday. Residents are advised to remain vigilant as severe weather conditions are anticipated.

An Alaska teenager has tragically drowned after being pulled into the water while riding a snowmachine. The incident underscores the potential risks associated with this popular mode of transportation.

As Wyoming residents embrace the outdoors this spring, the Department of Health is urging everyone to take simple steps to protect against ticks. The reminder emphasizes safeguarding individuals, loved ones, and pets to ensure enjoyable warm-weather activities.

A sudden wildfire near Old Bisbee, Arizona, has closed State Route 80 and prompted evacuation warnings as authorities respond to the developing crisis.

An urgent recall has been issued for bread products sold across six states after glass shards were discovered, posing severe health risks to consumers.

Minnesota residents are urged to prepare for a volatile Monday as multiple rounds of severe weather are expected across the state. Meteorologists warn that conditions could rapidly change, signaling potential dangers ahead.

As you tackle your spring cleaning checklist, remember that your puppy’s safety is just as important as a tidy home.

South Dakota is taking a significant step in combating the opioid crisis by distributing 20,000 overdose prevention kits across the state. Through a partnership with Sioux Falls-based nonprofit Emily’s Hope, the kits equipped with naloxone aim to save lives and provide essential resources to those in need.

Two individuals were injured early Thursday morning in a crash on the 900 block of Port Sheldon Street in Olive Township.

Professor Vik Veer, one of the UK’s leading sleep apnoea experts, has issued a stark warning to Doncaster drivers following new research linking untreated obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) to serious road traffic accidents. The findings highlight the urgent need for awareness and action to prevent potential tragedies on the road.

Drivers in Halifax are being warned about the dangers of untreated sleep apnoea after research revealed a significant link to serious car crashes. Professor Vik Veer, a leading expert, highlights the increased risk of road accidents associated with this sleep disorder.

A new study has found that unsupervised use of psilocybin, known as “magic mushrooms,” is accelerating across all age groups in the United States. This surge is particularly notable among adolescents and individuals over 30, leading to an increase in poison control calls.

Discovering a tracker in her bag confirmed her family’s worst fears about her ex. Yet, even with this revelation, forgiving her brother remains an unresolved struggle.

As pollen counts rise across the nation, tens of millions of Americans battle the discomfort of spring allergies. From identifying the hardest-hit cities to leveraging effective treatments, here’s expert advice to help you manage your symptoms and embrace the outdoors.

The Unified Fire Authority’s new figure, Safety Stache, is turning fire safety messages into engaging and humorous content for the public. By blending important information with a touch of humor, UFA aims to connect with the community like never before.

A New Haven student’s compelling message against school violence has earned first place in the “Knocking Violence Out of My School” video competition, announced by the Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office. The contest highlights student creativity in promoting safer school environments.

An unexpected spike in temperatures to over 100 degrees led to the rescue of dozens of hikers, including 25 children, on Arizona’s popular trails. Officials from the Lake Mead National Park Service reported that the early spring heat caught many off guard along the Arizona Hot Spring Trail.

After more than five years with her partner, a 43-year-old woman discovers she’s pregnant—a life-changing event she never anticipated. As she prepares to share the news, she reflects on what this unexpected journey means for her and their family.

A weekend swim at a Florida beach ended in tragedy when a teenager died and two others were injured after being caught in a rip current. The trio became stuck while swimming, highlighting the hidden dangers of ocean currents.

A peaceful religious gathering turned chaotic when a swarm of bees attacked, injuring 25 people and leaving one person in critical condition after suffering approximately 200 stings.

Extremist groups are increasingly using ultraviolent online content to radicalize young people, posing new challenges for counterterrorism agencies worldwide. The surge in terror investigations involving minors highlights a disturbing trend in online youth radicalization.

Festival-goers at Coachella are bracing for a sizzling weekend as temperatures soar into the triple digits. As the renowned music festival kicks off, attendees prepare to face intense heat.

A car fire in Dresher, Montgomery County, escalated rapidly as flames spread to a nearby home. The blaze gutted the garage and melted the siding, causing significant property damage.

Minnesota faces a troubling rise in ATV crash deaths, reporting 32 fatalities in 2024—more than double the previous year. State officials are now urging riders to obtain certification to enhance safety and prevent further loss of life.

An 87-year-old man from Presque Isle County, Michigan, died after being struck by a child riding a dirt bike without a headlight while he was checking his mail. The tragic accident occurred on March 1, and the man succumbed to his injuries on March 5.

A 14-year-old boy in South America died after injecting himself with a mixture made from a dead butterfly, highlighting the alarming risks of viral social media challenges that deviate dangerously from their original intent.

A recent study reveals that Sweden’s lake ice is becoming thinner and weaker, posing risks for winter enthusiasts who enjoy skating and fishing. Climate fluctuations have disrupted the formation of strong core ice, leading to an increase in fragile white ice over the past 50 years.

The National Weather Service has issued a snow squall warning for parts of Southeast Pennsylvania, signaling rapid changes in weather conditions that could pose significant risks for motorists. Intense bursts of snow are expected to affect visibility and road conditions, impacting several counties and major highways.

New York State health officials have confirmed the first case of a new mpox strain, clade Ib, in an individual recently returned from Africa. While the public risk remains low, authorities emphasize the importance of vaccination and prevention.

Despite official reports claiming zero abortions in states with strict bans, medical professionals and data scientists reveal that abortions are still occurring, raising serious concerns about the politicization of vital statistics.

Kevin Colwell, 53, founder and CEO of Colwell Law Group, tragically died in a skiing accident at Gore Mountain Ski Resort. Despite rescue efforts by bystanders and ski patrol staff, he was declared dead on the mountainside, leaving behind a legacy of professional excellence.

In a recent advice column, families grapple with generational challenges—from a single father’s concern over his teenage daughter’s toxic relationship to a child’s worry about a parent’s sudden forgetfulness. The guidance offered highlights the importance of open communication and seeking professional help when faced with difficult family dynamics.

A school bus accident in Lake Township has led to a renewed call for driver awareness from the Ohio State Highway Patrol after three students suffered minor injuries. The incident, involving a Massillon man who rear-ended the bus, highlights the critical importance of road safety around school zones.

A Hardee County woman, Tracey Nix, has been found guilty of child negligence in the tragic death of her granddaughter, who was left unattended in a hot car. She was acquitted of aggravated manslaughter.

A tragic accident on I-44 in St. Louis claimed the life of a woman when her car was struck by a distracted semi-truck driver. The incident underscores the deadly consequences of inattentive driving.

A Florida grandmother was acquitted of manslaughter in the tragic death of her 7-month-old granddaughter, who was left unattended in a hot car. She was, however, convicted on a lesser charge.

Scientists caution that heating food in plastic containers may lead to harmful chemicals leaching into meals, posing serious health risks. Experts recommend avoiding microwaving in plastic to reduce exposure to toxic substances like BPA, phthalates, and PFAs.

Grocery shopping can be a daunting task for those with limited mobility, but with expert advice and the right tools, navigating the aisles becomes much more manageable. From strategic planning to innovative gadgets, professionals share their top tips to ease the shopping experience.

Travel is more stressful than ever, but you don’t have to succumb to anxiety. Dr. Asim Shah from Baylor College of Medicine shares expert advice on managing stress and navigating the chaos of modern travel.

As strong winds approach, Los Angeles firefighters are intensifying efforts to prevent potential fire growth that could threaten the region. The anticipated weather conditions heighten concerns over existing fires and the possibility of new outbreaks.

As President Biden’s term draws to a close, activists nationwide are urging him to certify the Equal Rights Amendment, a move that would enshrine gender equality into the Constitution. With the ERA fully ratified yet unpublished, advocates see this as a pivotal moment to secure reproductive rights and cement Biden’s legacy.

A California mother of two shares how a decade of responsible cannabis use has enhanced her health, parenting, and overall well-being, challenging common perceptions about the drug. While experts caution against regular use, she advocates for mindful consumption geared toward wellness.

As winter persists, Milwaukee, Racine, and Kenosha are set to receive 1-2 inches of snow with temperatures plunging to 14°F overnight, according to the National Weather Service. Residents are advised to prepare for the cold snap and potential travel disruptions.

Facing a significant reduction in staff due to budget cuts, the West Central Montana Avalanche Center is turning to the public for critical observations to help monitor avalanche dangers across western Montana’s vast backcountry. As more people venture into the winter wilderness, the need for community involvement in avalanche safety has never been greater.

A Detroit couple faced sentencing after their three dogs escaped and fatally mauled Harold Phillips, a 35-year-old father of six. The tragedy has left a family grieving and highlights the consequences of negligent pet ownership.

Fresenius Kidney Care is set to enhance patient care in Willmar, Minnesota, with a new dialysis clinic opening in spring 2025. The facility addresses safety and accessibility concerns of the current basement location and introduces training for at-home hemodialysis.

Cruise ships are facing their highest number of stomach bug outbreaks since 2012, with 16 incidents affecting nearly 1,900 passengers. The surge marks a significant public health concern for the industry.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is taking action after he and his fiancée became targets of an international crime ring preying on professional athletes. As the FBI issues warnings amid a surge of high-profile burglaries, Prescott emphasizes the need for vigilance and enhanced security.

Struggling with sleepless nights? Dr. Asif Ahmed suggests that magnesium supplements could be the key to overcoming insomnia. Despite normal blood test results, many may still be deficient in this essential mineral that promotes restful sleep.

A new report titled “Crushed 2024” reveals that lowly paid workers in India’s auto sector face severe injury risks, highlighting persistent safety issues in the industry. As the sixth annual study on worker safety, it underscores the urgent need for improved protections.

The holiday season brings joy and celebration, but it also presents hidden dangers for our pets. Here’s how to keep them safe amid the festivities.