driving safety

Picture this: a sudden stop, and a child’s legs are thrown back with immense force. Buckle up as we explore this alarming driving habit.

Indiana drivers need to put the cell phones and technology down and pay attention. The left lane is for passing, not for emailing Grandpa Jim the latest stock information or texting your bestie to say hi.

In a season filled with celebrations, one local organization is shining a light on the importance of safety as we toast to the new year.

As residents of Indiana and Kentucky plan for the holidays, now is a good time to brush up on these safety tips to protect your family and prevent cooking fires.

A series of recent events have served as a reminder to be more aware while driving. -->

Evansville Water and Sewer Utility asks residents to report sinkholes on public streets or right-of-way so crews can investigate and make needed repairs.

The fall harvest is underway here in southern Indiana, and it's essential to be aware of a few safety hazards to ensure the safety of both farmers and motorists.

A kind gesture is nice and very welcome...99% of the time. A certain TRAFFIC gesture, however, while kind, is actually quite dangerous.

The Vanderburgh County, Indiana Sheriff's Office has some safety tips for those who plan to view the April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse.

A bill has been presented to Indiana lawmakers, proposing an increase to the speed limit on certain interstates and highways.