January 15, 2026
  • 6:20 pm Georgia’s Nursing Home Oversight Crisis: Why Transparency and Monitoring Matter More Than Ever in 2026
  • 3:43 pm Protecting Children in Family Law Cases: New Safety Standards Reshaping Custody Decisions in 2026
  • 8:50 pm Slip and Fall Accidents: The Hidden Safety Risks Most People Ignore
  • 3:03 pm Safety Risks During Separation and Divorce: A Comprehensive Guide to Protecting Families During Major Life Transitions
  • 7:53 pm A Stark Reminder: Recent Pedestrian Accidents Across the U.S. Highlight Ongoing Safety Failures

We usually think of divorce as an emotional or financial decision. For a rapidly growing number of Americans over 55, it has become a matter of personal safety—physical, emotional, and financial. The statistics are no longer surprising: since 1990, the divorce rate for those 65 and older has tripled, and women now initiate roughly 70 […]

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Construction work remains one of the highest-risk professions in the United States, and while falls and head injuries dominate headlines, shoulder injuries are among the most common but least discussed hazards. The shoulder is involved in almost every motion a construction worker makes: lifting, pulling, carrying, overhead drilling, ladder work, and even stabilizing heavy tools. […]

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Home safety isn’t just about peace of mind—it’s a proactive defense against preventable tragedies. In Comal County, where rapid growth in areas like New Braunfels and Canyon Lake has increased household risks, the Comal County Fire Marshal’s Office reported over 150 structure fires in 2024 alone, many tied to electrical faults or unattended cooking. Nationally, […]

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Cycling is one of the most sustainable and enjoyable ways to get around. It’s good for your health, great for the environment, and—let’s be honest—beats sitting in rush-hour traffic. But despite the benefits, bicyclists remain among the most vulnerable road users. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), over 1,000 cyclists die and […]

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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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Relocation after a custody agreement isn’t just a legal issue — it’s a safety and well-being concern that can have lasting impacts on children. While many parents focus on the logistics of moving boxes and changing addresses, the subtler risks tied to a child’s stability and security often go overlooked. Whether families are moving across […]

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Slip-and-fall accidents may seem like minor mishaps, but they are among the leading causes of injury in the United States. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), millions of people—particularly older adults—suffer falls each year, resulting in serious injuries such as fractures, concussions, and long-term mobility issues. What many homeowners and tenants […]

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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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Modern vehicles are packed with high-tech safety features—lane assist, automatic braking, adaptive cruise control, even AI-driven dashcams. But despite these innovations, driver behavior remains the single biggest factor in most highway crashes. You could be driving a 2025 model equipped with all the bells and whistles, but if you’re distracted, fatigued, or overly aggressive behind […]

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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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