safety

You may not know that the Capital Region and the Adirondacks have a large population of black bears. As much as I would love to see one and be able to pet that beautiful fuzzy animal, I know I can't. That doesn't mean that you may not come across one especially this time of year.

With temperatures warmer for many days in the month of January, authorities say that there is an increase in tick sightings. Here's what you need to know to keep your family and pets safe.

The weather is turning much colder which means it's almost time to go ice fishing. Here are a few tips to help you stay safe on the ice while you enjoy one of the most popular winter activities in our area.

While you serve up a delicious Thanksgiving dinner this week, here are some safety tips to help you have a safe and happy dinner.

It's deer mating season and you are urged to be aware of more deer on the roadways and on the sides of roads all over the Capital Region.

Nurses at Local Hospital To Go On Strike

We are all pretty careful about which apps we allow our children to have on their phones. A new list is out of the dangerous apps that preditors are using to get to your children.

There have been more and more vehicles passing stopped school buses. In an effort to make our children safer, the governor just passed legislation to have cameras installed on the stop-arms of the buses.