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.