safety

After accepting an invite from the Evansville Police Department's weapons instructor, Chuck Knoll, Kat Mykals and I went to the depths of Warrick County to learn proper gun safety and shooting technique. Watch out bad guys (and cardboard targets)!

Recently there's been a push to open up more roads to All-Terrain Vehicles, usually called "four-wheelers."  Yet, studies have shown that ATV accidents on roadways are widespread and have been increasing over the years.  In most states, farmers and others who use ATVs for work already are permitted to use them on public roads. Trail riders are also permitted to cross public roads with th

Before you bring the boom this 4th of July, take a few minutes to know what you can and can't do if you live in Kentucky.

Before you bring the boom this 4th of July, take a few minutes to know what you can and can't do.

It was the tragedy of the attacks of 9/11 that inspired an Indiana resident to invent a contraption that he hopes will save lives. Tony Smith says he was sitting in his home in Montgomery County watching the disaster unfold at the Twin Towers in New York City.

With the recent Frankenstorm  - Hurricane Sandy - that hit the east coast, thousands are without power. Experts estimate that it may be days or even weeks before the power comes back on. In the meantime, many people are using candles for light and fireplaces for heat...

As a Fire Suppression Inspector, my husband has a plethora of fire extinguishers littered around our home, garage and in his truck.

You wouldn't be caught dead walking the streets of Orlando, Florida. On second thought, you just might.