Safety

As the year’s end draws closer, holiday celebrations, savory feasts and festive displays can be fully enjoyed with preventive safety measures.

As people venture out into the seasonal weather, road users are reminded to pay attention and use caution.

The odds of having a fantastic Labor Day weekend are in your favor, though the chances of becoming a traffic safety statistic are something to keep in mind.

While everyone is busy cooking, decorating and shopping this holiday season, it’s important not to let fire safety sit on the back burner. 

Cutting trees and trimming branches are part of routine yard maintenance for many homeowners, but these tasks can be dangerous when using chainsaws.

The path toward safer Virginia roadways begins with drivers, pedestrians and bicyclists sharing the mutual responsibility of road safety.

Hurricanes may get the most attention in the headlines, but sporadic summer storms can be just as devastating.

With historically high temperatures, staying safe while working outdoors is increasingly vital, particularly among vulnerable groups like pregnant women, older employees and young children.

Utility vehicles essential for many farm chores should always be sized correctly and used with caution, especially among women agriculturalists, whose on-farm roles are continually expanding.

As temperatures continue to climb, grilling season is heating up. But before barbecue buffs fire up their grills for the first time this year, it’s important that they inspect them first.