safety

If you've seen bottles of Tianaa, TD Red, or ZaZa Red at New York gas stations and convenience stores, you've seen the new dangerous high that's somehow still totally legal in NY.

As summer has officially kicked off, there's a lot of fun in store this year. That being said, there are still dangers to be aware of too.

Just hours after loud thumping noises were heard all over New Hartford, now there's loud booms happening in Westmoreland. Is It anything that we need to worry about?

We all have our own reasons for choosing to live in the great (or not so great, in your opinion) state of New York. As a woman, are you in the best state of the United States you could be?

With the Pandemic still weighing heavy on the Halloween holiday the local American Red Cross chapter is offering safer alternative to Trick-or-Treating.

Ilion has had ongoing issues with the quality of its drinking water, and now the situation has attracted the attention of activist Erin Brockovich.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a recall alert for a national brand of smoke detectors. The reason the safety devices are being recalled is that they don't detect smoke.

Reasons behind child deaths explored on Southern Tier Close Up.

The latest survey conducted by The New York Association for Pupil Transportation (NYAPT) has shown the highest number of motorists who did not stop for school buses dropping off, or picking up kids. The study was conducted in over 35 school districts on January 19th, 2017.

Generally, New York is a pretty safe place to live. According to a recent survey, New York is actually the top state in our country with the fewest breaks ins.