The most home heating fires occur between the months of December to February. Here’s how to stay safe while keeping warm.

There’s nothing better than the cheerful crackle and pop sounds of a warm, wood-burning fire. But it’s important to remember ...

Before you light that first fire, there are a few important safety steps you need to take.

If you haven’t cleaned and used your fireplace since the last winter freeze, you may want to pump the brakes before firing it ...

The U.S. Fire Administration has these tips for safe operation of a fireplace or wood stove: Have your chimney or wood stove ...

Staying warm often means staying inside and putting an extra log on the fire, switching the space heater to max or cranking up the gas for your fireplace. But while all those things keep us warm, they ...

Gathering around a campfire on a crisp summer night, offers a chance to connect with loved ones, share stories under the stars and create memories that last a lifetime. However, before we lose ...

Federal safety regulators warn that home heating equipment can spark fires or emit carbon monoxide. Here's what to know.

LIVINGSTON, NJ — As the holiday season continues, Livingston Fire Chief Chris Mullin reminds residents to be aware of the dangers of the holiday season and how to prevent them. “The first step to ...

PHOENIX — With temperatures finally cooling, utilizing fireplace safety tips could be the difference between a disaster and a warm, cozy time for metro Phoenix residents. Scottsdale Fire Capt. Dave ...

The most home heating fires occur between the months of December to February. Here’s how to stay safe while keeping warm.