Johnson City's safety officials share tips for a safe Halloween, focusing on costume visibility and avoiding open flames.

The Columbia-Richland Fire Department urges families to keep costumes and decorations away from flames and heaters to prevent Halloween fires.

Fire officials strongly recommend using battery-operated candles for Halloween decorations. For those who prefer traditional ...

Happy Halloween! If you are going to be putting out your jack-o’-lanterns for trick-or-treaters to see, be careful with how ...

TOPEKA – With just a few safety steps, you can prevent children from going bump in the night to ensure a happy Halloween.

The batteries are at risk of being crushed by lorries, causing them to explode dangerously in bins or at waste sites. This ...

It’s Friday, Oct. 31, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. Check the weather forecast here. 1. Local Makeup ...

From bad weather to expensive costumes to one other seriously scary thing just around the corner, here's what's got me ...

Halloween is just a day away and the holiday has become one of the most popular in the U.S. with people of all ages taking part in things like trick-or-treating, decorating homes and attending parties ...

National Fire Protection Association From decorations and candles to flowing costumes, Halloween fun can quickly turn frightening if fire safety is overlooked. According to the National Fire ...

As Halloween approaches, the Presque Isle Fire Department reminds everyone that safety is just as important as fun this ...