safety

Even though some of these condiments may seem practically indestructible, there are at least 10 condiments that experts say Texans should never eat after their expiration date.

But safeguarding our personal data is paramount today. In fact, the National Security Agency (NSA) recommends that we power off our devices at least once per week to enhance our security and protect ourselves from hackers, according to an article from pcworld.com.

Everyone wants to feel safe in Texas right? But does the data show we're safe in the state?

There's the danger of mercury poisoning and if you were to only feed canned tuna to your cat, they wouldn't get all of the nutrients they need. This is very unhappy news for Juniper the Cat, who only has cans of tuna on her Christmas wish list.

Despite our best efforts, we may be making crucial security mistakes that make our homes targets for burglars during the holiday season.

What do you think? Should Texas High School Football adopt the pro kickoff rule?

The Temple, Texas mall has concerned some. Here's the latest about the mall being inspected for various items.

Be cautious! Thousands of vehicles are stolen in Texas annually. Don't be a victim!

Use some of these tips to help keep your dog feeling safe as the fireworks go off overhead.

There are many hospitals in the state of Texas, and some certainly have some work to do in terms of safety.