December 1, 2025
  • 8:15 pm Why Thanksgiving Is the #1 Day for Home Cooking Fires — And How to Prevent Them
  • 8:09 pm The Hidden Shoulder Hazards in Construction Work — and How Workers Can Stay Safe
  • 7:08 pm The Hidden Safety Risks on Today’s Construction Sites — And Why Better Site Data Matters More Than Ever
  • 4:12 pm What the New Social Security Disability Changes Could Mean for Workers
  • 8:37 pm Home Safety Checklist 2026: Preventing Accidents, Fires, and Break-Ins in Comal County

Thanksgiving may be a celebration built around food, family, and tradition — but it is also the most dangerous day of the year for home cooking fires. According to the National Fire Protection Association, Thanksgiving sees three to four times more home cooking fires than any other day on the calendar (NFPA Thanksgiving Fire Data). […]

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Across the United States, cities have invested heavily in building bike lanes and promoting cycling as a clean, healthy mode of transportation. On paper, it looks like progress. More protected lanes, more cyclists, fewer emissions. Yet the data tells a harsher story: despite new infrastructure, fatal and serious bike accidents are climbing. According to the […]

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Introduction: A Disturbing Snapshot On August 11, 2025, WSB-TV broke a story that’s as infuriating as it is heart-wrenching: in Fayetteville, Georgia, staff at a nursing facility were filmed dropping a disabled, stroke-affected father—twice—onto the floor. To make matters worse, the footage reportedly captures the workers laughing as it happened. Is This an Isolated Incident […]

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Road rage isn’t just a bad mood behind the wheel — it’s a dangerous behavioral pattern that can escalate into aggressive driving, accidents, and even physical confrontations. According to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, nearly 80% of drivers admit to expressing significant anger, aggression, or road rage in the past year. Understanding the psychology […]

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Assaults happen in a flash—but their consequences can last a lifetime. Whether you’re a bystander or the person harmed, knowing what to do immediately after an assault is not just a matter of safety—it’s a legal imperative. In Texas, assault is treated seriously under the law, and how you respond can directly affect your health, […]

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What started as a promising White House meeting aimed at negotiating a deal over Ukraine’s rare earth minerals turned into a heated confrontation on Friday, March 03, 2025. President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance clashed with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, accusing him of ingratitude toward the United States. The Oval Office exchange has […]

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Atlanta’s Inspector General, Shannon K. Manigault, announced her resignation on Monday, alleging that top city officials fostered a retaliatory work environment. Her departure follows ongoing efforts by the Atlanta City Council to restructure the Office of Inspector General (OIG) and what she describes as corruption among the city’s leadership. In her resignation statement, Manigault pointed […]

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California’s trucking industry is now left speculating about the future of its vehicle regulations following the effective end of the Advanced Clean Fleets (ACF) rule. With the California Air Resources Board (CARB) withdrawing its waiver request under the Clean Air Act, the rule will not move forward as planned. If the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) […]

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A 43-year-old Navarre woman, Joline Perez, was arrested on charges of DUI with Property Damage and Resisting an Officer Without Violence on Saturday in Okaloosa County. According to deputies, the incident involved a “vehicle versus a residence” in Mary Esther. Perez caused an estimated $100,000 in damage to a home on Brian Circle, as reported […]

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