Home fires impact so many families all over the world each year, and so many of them could be avoided through the simplest measures. Home fire safety is a thing at all times that should not be put ...

Having a firm grasp on home fire safety and fire prevention can be the difference between a serious emergency and a harmless scare. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, over 350,000 house fires ...

Essential Guide to Fireproof Home Construction for Safety and Durability Glendora, United States - February 7, 2026 / ...

According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA),three out of every five home fire deaths occur in homes that do not have a smoke alarm or where the alarm didn't work - mainly due to dead ...

As winter heating risks spike, a fire safety expert reveals the simple steps that can prevent house fires and carbon monoxide ...

The Owensboro Fire Department’s playful TikTok videos are drawing thousands of views while sharing fire safety tips and ...

Ahead of the upcoming holiday season, the New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services’ Office of Fire Prevention and Control has reminded New Yorkers that cooking is the number ...

With the ongoing hot and dry conditions found in South Central Texas, fire danger concerns will be elevated at times in the days ahead. Fire danger conditions have already been elevated at times this ...

With warmer weather and longer days approaching, people throughout Michigan are emerging from their winter cocoons to focus on long-neglected projects like spring cleaning, home repairs, and yard work ...

Hanover County Fire-EMS is reminding residents about carbon monoxide safety after responding to several calls where crews ...

Ensure a safe and romantic Valentine’s Day with fire safety tips from the Harris County Fire Marshal’s Office. Avoid ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Here's a quick fire safety tip for Fire Prevention Week. Smoke detectors can save lives, but according to a study from All Star Home, 39% of Americans have unplugged their smoke ...