With more frequent natural disasters like hurricanes, wildfires, tornadoes and floods, it’s important to be prepared for anything, especially if you live in one of the most affected states. There are ...

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This was the year that coronavirus fears turned American shoppers into hoarders. There have been widespread shortages on products like toilet paper, hand sanitizer and flour as people prepared for the ...

Above everything else, the most important thing to remember is to remain calm and have an emergency preparedness plan. If you tackle the situation with a clear head and know what steps to take, you’re ...

The coronavirus has opened the world’s eyes to one simple thing that many parents always tell their kids. Be prepared at all times. You never know when a pandemic, natural disaster, injury, or other ...

Despite the regulatory requirements placed on safety training and emergency preparedness in the workplace, many employers still fall short of setting their workers up for success. Providing staff with ...

Joe Fitzgerald, deputy director of Hancock County Homeland Security, left, and his predecessor, George Boaz, look over a model map of a city in a previous community safety training exercise. On ...