Use a digital multimeter (DMM) instead of a voltage pen for accurate power verification, and always follow proper ...

The town of Easton received a $9,894 grant to purchase new safety equipment. The grant, awarded by the Massachusetts ...

From flying debris to chemical splashes, radiation, and glare—industrial workers face daily risks to their eyes.

The Mississippi Department of Transportation is reminding political candidates that campaign signs are not permitted within ...

The state cordoned off the Sacramento tree this month because visitors might slip on the berries, which happen to smell like ...

Halloween is a fun night for humans, but it can be hazardous for our pets. How to cats and dogs safe this trick-or-treat ...

BHU students express concerns over safety, poor infrastructure, and neglected accountability amid rising risks on campus.

First, give every holiday light string, plug, extension cord, and outlet a thorough inspection before use. Damaged wires, ...

City staff is at work on final version of a new sign code. Signs in the public right of way alongside city streets would have to be ...

It's important to stay visible, walk on sidewalks, if possible, and check your candy for any signs of tampering before consuming it.

A changing climate means that employers need to do more to keep their workers safe and cool, especially in states that ...

As neighborhoods gear up for trick-or-treating, Insuranceopedia has released an evidence-backed guide for keeping families ...