As Fire Prevention Week continues, the American Red Cross is reminding families about simple steps they can take to help protect themselves from home fires.

Power strips make it easy to add outlets where families need them, but they aren’t designed to handle every appliance in the ...

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Kidde, North America’s #1 home fire safety brand 1, and Ring, a leader in smart home security, announced a new partnership and innovative collection of Smart Smoke ...

Fire safety is an essential part of protecting your home, family, and valuable belongings. A small fire can spread quickly, creating dangerous situations within minutes. However, taking preventive ...

North Ridgeville residents received home fire safety advice from the city’s Fire Department this week during a Coffee and ...

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Fire Sprinkler Initiative and the Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition (HFSC) have awarded the U.S. and Canadian Bringing Safety Home awards to Sean Tracey, ...

Fire in an informal settlement in Kenya. Donwilson Odhiambo/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images In many African communities, fire hazards are a concern due to the materials used for building and ...

As temperatures soar above 45°C in the region, the extreme summer heat brings heightened fire and life safety risks. Everyday items like electrical equipment left in direct sunlight, improper charging ...

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This collaboration is part of Kidde’s Cause For Alarm™ campaign, the brand’s global education program that aims to help make every home a safer home. Kidde Canada Donates CAD$140,000 in Combination ...

For the latest Product Spotlight, we welcome Peg Paul, of the Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition, for a robust conversation about the crucial role home fire sprinklers play in modern fire safety. Over time ...

“For every rule, there’s a name.” This common firehouse saying isn’t just an inside joke among firefighters; it’s a truth written in history, codified in fire codes and etched into the lessons learned ...