Amid holiday festivities, fire risk surges from cooking, heating and decorations. Simple precautions can prevent disaster, ensuring safe celebrations for families.

As the warmth of the holiday season fills our homes, the Lakewood Fire Department urges you to keep safety at the forefront of your celebrations. Whether you're lighting the menorah for Hanukkah, ...

HONOLULU (KHON2) — Grilling is a fun way to cook outside in Hawaiʻi, but it can also be dangerous if you’re not careful. And with the 4th of July quickly approaching during our dryer season, it’s ...

The 2025 Spring Fire Public Safety Expo is happening this Saturday at Hurricane Harbor. Come out for a fun-filled day with the family while learning important safety tips from the Spring Fire ...

TULSA, Okla. — The Tulsa Fire Department put on its 9th annual Tips and Treats event, bringing safety and fun together for the Halloween season. "As you can see, people are just pouring and pouring in ...

Campfires are a beloved part of summer — whether you’re roasting marshmallows, telling stories or just enjoying the warmth. But for families with young children, it’s important to be aware of the risk ...

With the Independence Day weekend right around the corner, many are preparing to grill hot dogs, roast marshmallows by a fire and watch fireworks light up the night sky. But with all the fun comes the ...

Sponsored by the Memphis Fire Department, Chaplain and PIO Arnell Morris shares fire safety tips to help protect seniors and ...

Every year, National Fire Prevention Week (October 5-11, 2025) serves as a vital reminder of the importance of fire safety and prevention. This year, the Fort Detrick community is coming together to ...

Drowning remains a leading cause of accidental death among young children, and many incidents happen at private, residential pools. As the long summer days stretch on, backyards across the Capital ...

Whether you're hitting the road or catching a flight out of town, the Washington State Fire Marshal's Office wants to remind you that fire safety doesn't stay at home. In 2024, Washington fire ...