safety

Every year millions of people go out and buy fireworks to celebrate the 4th of July.  Every year thousands end up in the hospital with injuries or catch something on fire.  We want to help you avoid any damage to yourself or others.  Here are few things NOT to do this 4th of July. :)

Amarillo is often described as one of the most dangerous places in Texas.

We have all  heard the slogan, 'Click it or Ticket.'  Well, the Amarillo Police Department is cracking down on seat belt violators throughout the month of May.

A couple of kids from Amarillo are trying to make a impact and build awareness in our community to encourage people in vehicles to buckle up.

Home Depot Safety Fair will be at 2500 SONCY RD Saturday, October 3rd from 9am-12pm.  Bring the entire family and learn about fire safety!!   They will have a bunch of different booths set up all teaching a  different aspects of household safety...

The Texas Department Of Transportation is holding an event this Thursday make sure you have a safe car seat in your vehicle.

Cars have come a long way from the simple Model T. Apparently, they still have a way to go.

"Don't talk to strangers." It's one of the most important things kids learn growing up. If you think your children follow this advice, don't be so sure."Don't talk to strangers." It's one of the most important things kids learn growing up. If you think your children follow this advice, don't be so sure.

See footage of a frightened woman being kidnapped at an ATM by a gunman.

With the lack of rain, dry air and wind the Texas Panhandle has been primed for wildfires. The grassfire between Fritch and Sanford is still a major issue with only 35% of the fire contained.

This was a close call and a lesson to be learned! During a speech about safety around trains, this senator had a close call. Within inches the senator was almost taken out by a train traveling over 100 mph. I think they got their message across!...

Six Flags Texas Giant has been closed, since Rosa Ayala-Goana died in July from falling out the ride over 75 feet in the air. Rosa's family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Six Flags, the trial is still being disputed in court.