safety

If you've seen bottles of Tianaa, TD Red, or ZaZa Red at New York gas stations and convenience stores, you've seen the new dangerous high that's somehow still totally legal in NY.

How safe is New York State as a place to live?

First responders don't want this to happen.

As a dangerous heat spike hits New York's Capital Region this weekend, here are places in Albany, Troy, and Schenectady to stay cool with your family.

You may have an emergency preparedness kit to use in case of severe weather, but do you have these 10 most forgotten items on the National Weather Service's list?

We haven't gotten a significant snowstorm yet here in the Capital Region. This has given us a bit more time to prepare. The temperatures are getting colder and you never know if you will get stuck in a storm. Here are just a few things to have in your car just in case you get stuck.

Here is everywhere in Albany County that is currently offering COVID-19 testing, and what you should know before you go. Stay safe!

It is officially construction season and with more people heading out on the roadways, it's important to reinforce the safety of those working on our highways and streets across the state. New York State Police have launched Operation Hardhat.

You may not know that the Capital Region and the Adirondacks have a large population of black bears. As much as I would love to see one and be able to pet that beautiful fuzzy animal, I know I can't. That doesn't mean that you may not come across one especially this time of year.

If you are planning on driving up the Northway to take a fall drive to leaf peep or go on an adventure in the Adirondacks, make sure you are on the lookout for moose on the roadways.

In an effort to make everyone safe while riding inside a vehicle, the governor has signed a law to make seat belts mandatory for backseat passengers as well.

We finally got some good news about Little League baseball. It looks like they will have a season after all. But there are some serious safety rules that the boys need to know before they hit the field. Listen as the sometimes obnoxious and overbearing Big League Chooch quizzes the little leaguers.