The Alexandria Police Department is asking everyone to refrain from using fireworks and especially shooting firearms into the air at midnight on New Year’s Eve.
October is Fire Prevention Month, and in the last week alone, we have seen a surge in house fires in Central Louisiana, re-igniting the push for fire safety.
The Louisiana State Fire Marshal wants residents to be mindful of a new requirement that will go into effect at the beginning of 2023 for homes across the state.
Although drivers are being asked to be more vigilant, the Rapides Regional Medical Center is seeing a drastic increase in patients involved in motorcycle crashes at its trauma center.
There have been four boating fatalities already in Louisiana in 2022, three of those have been on the toledo bend lake. Now officials are urging the public to keep safety in mind before going out on the water.
The State Fire Marshal’s Office is again asking the public to increase fire safety awareness and prevention efforts as deputies continue to investigate multiple fatal home fires across the state that have occurred over the past five days.
Another scam alert, but this one may be harder to spot. It’s targeted at getting the answers to security questions, giving scammers yet another way to hack into your private accounts.
According to the American Automobile Association, 2021 is expected to be one of the busiest travel years due to new health and safety guidelines. An estimated 53.4 million people will travel this season compared to 47.1 million in 2020.
Whether you’re heading out of town for the 4th of July holiday or staying home, Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon has tips for staying safe and helping to keep your future insurance premiums down by avoiding accidents.
The State Fire Marshal’s Office is calling on Louisiana residents to reconsider the use of heat lamps to warm pets in cold, outdoor conditions following several similar fires this week.
The American Red Cross is encouraging families to get a head start on their emergency preparedness plans, which could look a little different during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The FDA says the company Kader Exports is recalling various sizes of frozen cooked, peeled and deveined shrimp sold in the U.S. between late February and mid-May out of an abundance of caution.
About 15,000 charging cables manufactured to be used with Relay brand wireless and screenless push-to-talk voice assistant devices can overheat and partially melt.
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