Fire safety involves more than just smoke alarms and fire extinguishers—it starts with recognizing potential hazards before disaster strikes. This guide explores key considerations for keeping your home and loved ones safe.

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 According to Deputy Fire Marshal Brett Bergh, outdated detectors pose a serious hazard, and upgrading to 10-year battery units is a vital step toward safety.

When bees pursued Darrell Murphy near his Fulshear home, his swift response averted a potentially serious infestation. Specialists noted that waiting could have made the situation much worse.

Woken abruptly at 2 A.M., homeowners faced a slithering surprise slipping into their sewage pipes, leading to a tense encounter in their own bathroom.