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Don't put fire safety on the back burner over the holidays. November and (especially) December are the most common months for home fires to occur. Follow these simple tips to keep your home and family safe.

With the holiday season here, you’re probably spending some serious cash to show some love to family and friends. To protect yourself against thieves, pickpockets and “porch pirates,” we’ll talk about some ways to protect yourself, your car and your home.

Whether you’re heading across town to Grandma’s house or across the country to visit family and friends, it’s important to be prepared if you’re traveling with kiddos.

We’ve pulled together some tips to keep in mind when you’re waiting in line, searching for a specific item or anxiously waiting on your computer for the clock to strike midnight grab a cyber deal.

If you’re hosting the holiday gathering this year, here are a few tips to keep in mind and to hopefully make it an even more enjoyable holiday.

Before the guests arrive and the meal is served, here’s what you need to know about preparing your kitchen before your upcoming Thanksgiving and holiday meals.

Helpful tips to get the inside of your home ready, so winter is more "bear"able.

Kidde, a major manufacturer of fire extinguishers, has recalled more than 40 million fire extinguishers used in homes, vehicles and boats. The extinguishers can become clogged, fail to discharge or have nozzle detachment during a fire emergency. Find out if you have one and how to replace it.