Winter weather can mean hazardous road conditions. Follow these tips to travel more safely, whether you're on a jaunt around town or pursuing an epic cross-country adventure.

To plan for the next disaster, make a checklist with household needs and attach it to a bag of essential documents.

One recommendation, of many, is to have three liters (almost one gallon) of water per person per day on hand, or 15 liters ...

When facing extreme weather, it's important to understand the risks, create a plan, and assemble an emergency kit. In the ...

Severe winter weather can make winter driving incredibly dangerous. Here's what CAA recommends keeping in your car in case of ...

Austin’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management recommends everyone have a plan to stay prepared in case of a ...

The Franklin County Emergency Management Agency and University of Illinois Extension are partnering with local grocery stores ...

Developed in Burma in the late 19th century and eventually marketed to mass appeal, Tiger Balm is an impressive temporary ...

Check out the features before buying one, and don’t shy away from adding to itBy Benjamin PrestonEveryone who drives in ...

Preparing for an ice/snowstorm, or other potential natural disasters, is important in keeping you and your families safer. Winter storms can create dangerous roads and a higher risk of frostbite, ...

This column is being written on the 11-year anniversary of Snowmageddon in Atlanta. The biggest punchline of the 2014 calamity was people either taking hours to drive home or being stuck for hours – ...

There's nothing worse than being halfway through a hike and having a piece of equipment break. A backpack strap ripping, a ...