Safety

After a catastrophic flooding event, we all want to get back to normal. However, you need to take it slow, and safe, while cleaning up. Here are some tips on how to best do that!

I had a bizarre experience on Facebook's online marketplace after a very suspicious person commented multiple times on a listing I made there. You never know on the Internet these days who is real and who is trying to take advantage of you.

I quite enjoy meeting people who aren't from here but moved here because of the views and close proximity to Yellowstone National Park. However, we've seen an increase in violent crime over the last couple of years, and it may not be as safe as you think to live here.

I live in the Heights near a school, so when I found this needle I was a little bit shell-shocked. That shock turned to anger quickly when I remembered how many kids walk on my sidewalk on their way to school every day.

Young folks, especially women, need to be aware of the dangers of the world around them. Take it from the women in my life: it's important!

Thirteen Yards in One Second?

You never know what could be hiding under your lawn. April is National Safe Digging Month. It's the safe thing to do and it's the law.

A new report from asecurelife.com ranks Montana #8 on the list of Most Dangerous States for Thanksgiving Holiday Travel. North Dakota topped the list with Wyoming at #3.

One of the most common things heard from drivers who have just hit a pedestrian, bicyclist or motorcyclist is "I didn't see them.", or "They came out of nowhere." Obviously, neither of those things are possible. The reality is the driver didn't see them because their brain wasn't looking for them; it was looking for other cars.

Does anyone like my idea of bringing food trucks to our high schools on a rotational basis. This would be a great step towards making our schools safer. The kids could not leave the confines of a safe campus and yet have a variety food brought to them each day...

This is just outside our control room this morning. A painter standing up on a ladder with no safety harness of any type. And at the bottom of the photo you can see the rail he will easily go over if he falls backwards. Comments?

When you were growing up did you ever dream about being a policeman or a fireman?