An appliance distributor is expanding a recall Frigidaire-branded minifridges sold in the U.S. after multiple fire reports. Canada-based Curtis International initially recalled about 634,000 ...

Your garage may contain a hidden fire risk you're overlooking, and it's not just fuel or chemicals but something that can ...

Stellantis (NYSE:STLA) has launched a global recall involving roughly 700,000 vehicles after identifying a potential fire ...

You might think your home is safe, but everyday items from kitchen appliances to festive decorations could be hiding serious fire risks. Identifying these hidden dangers is the first and most crucial ...

According to the U.S. Fire Administration, garage fires cause more injuries and financial losses than fires that start anywhere else in the home, since the garage is often a storage area for ...

Most people think of house fires as dramatic, obvious disasters. A candle knocked over. A fireplace gone wrong. The reality, ...

Fire emergencies can strike without warning, especially on a hot-work jobsite. Job sites often contain flammable materials such as wood framing, insulation, adhesives, fuels, chemicals, plastics, and ...

"It's a very significant problem." That is how Robert Slone, senior vice president and chief scientist at UL Solutions, describes the growing risk tied to everyday devices powered by lithium‑ion ...

"It's a new technology that comes with an unintended new hazard." Fire experts sound alarm over new hazard to public safety: ...

Cal Fire added thousands of San Luis Obispo properties to a new map that identified fire-prone areas in California this year — and now those property owners will need to retrofit their homes and yards ...

The CSPS has issued a product recall for certain PQL High Bay Linear LED light fixtures. More than 180,000 units are included in the recall, with various model numbers that can be found on the back of ...

Fire safety has always depended on speed, accuracy, and people who know what they’re doing under pressure. That part hasn’t ...