Major disasters are happening more frequently, according to the American Red Cross, about once every two weeks.

September is National Preparedness Month, and the American Red Cross is sharing tips on how people can prepare before a disaster or emergency occurs.

Major disasters are happening more often now, about once every two weeks. Add on the smaller emergencies that happen every day – like a fire in someone’s home – and it’s more important than ever for ...

Power outages can happen for a variety of reasons. If there is an emergency or weather event are you prepared for a power ...

September is National Preparedness Month, and living in Archuleta County means being ready for conditions that can change quickly.   We are surrounded by beautiful high mountain peaks, but ...

Segment sponsored by Allstate. It’s National Preparedness Month, and new Allstate research shows too many Americans are still ...

September is National Preparedness Month. During the month, communities and families are encouraged to make plans and conduct ...

Governor Jim Pillen - Governor Jim Pillen has signed a proclamation recognizing September as National Preparedness Month and ...

In conjunction with National Preparedness Month, OEMC is excited to announce our monthly newsletter! This newsletter will serve as a message with relevant information about how Chicagoans can prepare ...

Georgia Power continues to invest in a stronger, more resilient electric grid that improves reliability for customers on both blue-sky days and during severe weather. Through Smart Grid technology, ...

September is National Preparedness Month, an observance dedicated to educating and preparing communities for emergencies and ...

As National Preparedness Month continues, Georgia Power is providing resources and safety tips to help customers navigate ...