Approximately 80% of all fire fatalities in the U.S. occur in the home and residential fires kill an average of 5,000 people and injure an additional 21,000 people annually. Reduce your chances of ...

“This past weekend, the Montclair Fire Department responded to a small residential fire that was caused by a space heater.

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

With the frenzy and merriment of holiday gifts and meal prep, and attending to family and friends during celebrations, a fire may not even be the last thing on your mind, but data suggests it should ...

From watering live Christmas trees to turning off holiday lights at night, firefighters offer safety tips for the holiday week.

SERVPRO of Shakopee/Savage/Prior Lake has announced the release of comprehensive fire safety guidelines designed to help residents reduce fire risks during the holiday season. The restoration company, ...

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Department of Public Safety encourages families to review fire safety rituals for the upcoming “fall back” daylight saving time change. On November 2, daylight saving time ...

The Massachusetts Department of Fire Services states that Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of summer, so they are asking residents to practice outdoor fire safety in the weeks and months ...

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

According to the National Fire Protection Association, cooking equipment is the leading cause of home fires and injuries with heating equipment as the second. Starting TODAY, what can you do to ...