emergency

Emergency vehicles sirens have different sounds and require motorists to respond accordingly. Here's the difference.

A viral post on social media suggests that you should update your voicemail in an emergency setting - especially when your battery is low. Here's why that's not the best plan.

A plane was forced to make an emergency landing on I-35W near 694. The plane collided with a SUV.

As winter approaches, and with the COVID-19 pandemic still a being a major issue, having an emergency supplies kit available seems more important than ever.

We need to talk about this.

Ok, so it's not quite winter yet, but snow is coming and it's getting cold. Sooner or later we will get the big one. Maybe it's time to start preparing. These are items you might not think to put in your car but can save you or your family's life.

With the change in the weather, and the snow falling. It's time to start thinking about having some emergency things in your car in case you don't make it to your destination. These things may also include tools to dig you out of a snowbank.

You never know when you might have car trouble in the winter. Here is a list to make a survival kit to keep in your vehicle.

We don't have snow on the ground, YET, but it is that time of the year, and indications are that snow is soon to come. Right now is the time you should be preparing your care for items to have if you break down or are stuck somewhere.

You may have noticed a gathering of emergency vehicles and the buzz of a Life Link III Helicopter around the UW-Superior campus this evening. Here's what they were up to.

Winter is not letting go of the Northland, having said that, we are approaching a large storm that will potentially drop a lot of snow on this area. What if you are caught somewhere and getting out of your car is not an option.

Today I learned and was certified in how to administer CPR.  It's something I've always wanted to learn, and thankfully our company brought in the YMCA to teach us.  The class took a little over an hour, and we were also taught how to use the AED machines...