Safety & Security
Practical tips to help Texans stay prepared, protected, and resilient.
What to Do in Heat Emergencies
And how to prevent them.
No one plans for a car accident but knowing what to do next can make it a little easier to navigate.
Barbecue fires are almost always preventable.
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Don’t sweat it.
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Learn the differences between Uber, Lyft, Waymo, and other apps.
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Think before you light.
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Car-cooling tips for surviving summer heat waves.
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For boating, swimming, and splashing around.
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Four tips to prolong their longevity and how to replace them yourself.
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Prevent intruders and theft with these holistic guides.
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The Department of Transportation confirms it: Texans are not good at driving in the rain.
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You would never leave an open flame unattended, but do you regularly clean your dryer vents?
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Texas is better known for its extreme heat, but the cold can still be dangerous here, especially if you aren’t used to it.
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Full hearts. Wagging tails. Can’t lose.
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Stay cozy — and cautious.
