Safety & Security
Practical tips to help Texans stay prepared, protected, and resilient.
Barbecue fires are almost always preventable.
Nine tips for staying alert while walking.
What to Do in Heat Emergencies
And how to prevent them.
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A checklist to ensure smooth sailing next year.
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A room-by-room look at potential fire risks.
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Peer-to-peer car rentals are all the rage, but they come with risks.
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Don’t let your car get too hot to handle.
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Burglary is not all crowbars and broken glass. These days, some thieves use social media and doggie treats to ensure a quick and covert crime.
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As more urban Texans ditch their cars for bikes on their daily commute, here are ways to make sure you stay safe during your time in the saddle.
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Take a deep breath and follow this guide.
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As your family prepares for an extended vacation away from home, here’s how to protect your home.
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Many new drivers fear the day of their driver’s test. But this obstacle to open-road freedom shouldn’t be any scarier than a speed bump.
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Texas weather changes fast. Take precautions to ensure that you aren’t caught by sudden, dangerous weather.
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Forge your own path across Texas.
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Before you head out to enjoy Texas’ many beautiful rivers and lakes this summer, it is useful to have some familiarity with the state’s water laws and regulations.