As the balmy summer descends upon Pittsburgh, staying active becomes both a priority and a challenge. An article from the Pittsburgh Post-gazette offers insights on how to stay safe in the city’s characteristic humidity, though detailed information is behind a paywall.

Sex injuries come in many forms, but thankfully, most are relatively minor. According to a sexologist, these issues often fall on the less catastrophic side of the spectrum—and a little caution can help reduce the risk of pain.

The Union County Fire Defense Board has recommended an earlier start to the county’s regulated fire season. Officials announced the decision in a press release on May 26, urging residents to remain vigilant and observe fire safety guidelines.

Although most homeowners handle routine upkeep, hidden threats can still emerge within any structure. Experts say that learning about building code safety is essential to address lesser-known risks and keep every resident out of harm’s way.

A new hurricane forecast warns that a major storm could make landfall in the United States this year. Citizens have been told to prepare, signaling heightened concern for the upcoming hurricane season.

Alarmed by a 91% rate of incorrectly installed car seats, the Vernon County Health Department is taking decisive action. A free class on April 25 offers parents and caregivers both education and new equipment, highlighting a broader commitment to child safety.

New crash data exposes the states most dangerous for drivers, focusing on the impacts of speeding, rural roads, and alcohol. The findings shed light on why certain regions pose higher risks behind the wheel.

A Pennsylvania retiree lost $221,000 after answering what appeared to be a simple remote “task” job. Now, the Federal Trade Commission is warning job seekers that any employer asking for money is a surefire sign of a scam.

In light of growing global uncertainties, the US government’s Ready.gov has issued practical guidance on nuclear emergency preparedness. Their recommendations revolve around three key steps and a 14-item survival kit, offering Americans tangible ways to stay safe during potential nuclear disasters.

A traveler reveals how her perceived “ugliness” allows her to move through unfamiliar places with less harassment. Her first-person reflection, shared online, shines light on how appearance can influence personal experiences and safety.

Winter often seals our homes more tightly than usual, which can lead to a faster buildup of dangerous gases. Carbon monoxide detectors play a pivotal role in keeping families safe as heaters and fireplaces become more essential in cold weather.

Spring is here, and many people are diving into seasonal chores and outdoor activities. In this sheriff’s tip of the week, authorities remind everyone of the importance of staying safe while enjoying the brighter days.

A stray cat bit a Lawton resident and was later confirmed to have rabies, according to the Oklahoma State Department of Health. The incident highlights the ongoing need for vigilance regarding the virus.

A reader concerned about heart health poses questions after being told to use xylitol-sweetened gum for dry mouth. Medical professionals respond to clarify whether the sweetener has any detrimental impact on the cardiovascular system.

Talbot County’s annual Lifesaver Marathon is set to offer multiple trainings on life-saving response skills. Hosted by the county’s Department of Emergency Services on Friday, March 20, it emphasizes the critical importance of preparedness for community safety.

Professionals in the United States are turning to specialized methods and technology to prevent and contain chemical leaks. Though the full article content is restricted, it underscores the significance of scientific initiatives to safeguard against hazardous spills.

Severe Weather Preparedness Week serves as a timely reminder for Indiana drivers to brace themselves for dangerous conditions and protect their passengers. The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles urges Hoosiers to stay alert and follow essential precautions when storms strike.

Planning a getaway in 2026 calls for a proactive approach to safety. From preparing vital documents to staying vigilant on the road, these four tips can help travelers feel more secure and confident wherever they go.

A growing body of research suggests that Daylight Saving Time exacerbates fatigue, with echoes of the 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger disaster underscoring the potential consequences of sleep deprivation. Investigations into that tragedy revealed decision-makers working on limited rest, raising concerns about impaired judgment.

Unapproved chicken and lax hygiene have landed some local kitchens in hot water. Inspectors report that establishments in Marshall County received the week’s lowest scores, prompting a closer look at food safety across the region.

This Sunday marks the start of Daylight Savings Time, urging everyone to “spring forward” by moving clocks one hour ahead. It’s also a timely reminder to check and replace smoke-detector batteries to ensure household safety.