safety

A recent East Texas encounter is sparking conversation about situational awareness and trusting your instincts in public spaces.

Ever noticed how tailgaters always end up at the same red light? There's a lesson in that for all of us this holiday season.

A Tyler woman says she noticed a man openly recording her with his phone while she browsed a store’s beauty aisle. Here’s what happened and what to do if you're ever in a similar situation.

Think twice before sipping in-flight drinks—some could expose you to bacteria.

In just one week, three children died in Texas after being left in hot cars. These tragedies are 100% preventable. Here's how to protect your child.

Two major incidents on I-20 this week—including a crash that killed five—are raising serious concerns about driver behavior and fatigue.

Pool safety alert: Swap that blue swimsuit for a bright neon one—it could help save your child’s life.

Safety improvements are coming to SH 110 in Tyler after 700+ crashes. New medians, lighting, and traffic signals aim to protect drivers and pedestrians.

Police are reminding citizens about a tactic criminals use when you're out in public parking spaces.

Even though some of these condiments may seem practically indestructible, there are at least 10 condiments that experts say Texans should never eat after their expiration date.

But safeguarding our personal data is paramount today. In fact, the National Security Agency (NSA) recommends that we power off our devices at least once per week to enhance our security and protect ourselves from hackers, according to an article from pcworld.com.

There's the danger of mercury poisoning and if you were to only feed canned tuna to your cat, they wouldn't get all of the nutrients they need. This is very unhappy news for Juniper the Cat, who only has cans of tuna on her Christmas wish list.