Safe in Sixty

Heart disease kills over 600,000 Americans every year. You should know what to do if your loved one has a heart attack.

For most of us, shoveling snow is among our least favorite winter chores. But did you know it could be deadly?

Amber Alerts are scary, but Utah is very successful, with the child almost always safely recovered. 

If you witnessed a crash, have you ever shared what you know with police? Your perspective could be vital. But there are a few things you should know.

An estimated 15-20% of incoming 911 calls are not emergencies.

The “Move Over” law has been active in all 50 states since 2002, but according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, only about 30% of Americans are aware of it.

Snowplow drivers are working hard to keep us safe as we drive, so here are some things we can do in return to help them.

The colder months bring deer and other wildlife to lower elevations looking for food, so you’re more likely to spot them darting across roads.

Nobody likes getting into a cold, snow-covered car in the morning. But if you choose to wait inside for your car to warmup, you’ll likely regret that decision.

Many of us are shopping online this holiday, and porch pirates are busy looking for easy ways to steal those packages once they are delivered.