Seventy-seven percent of younger drivers say they believe they can safely text while driving. I would imagine that is why the insurance rates for drivers in that age group are so incredibly high.
The Louisiana Office of Poison Control cautions parents those brightly colored laundry packets could pose a deadly threat to your children. Make sure you know what to do and who to call in an emergency.
Unfortunately this kind of tragedy is repeated almost every hunting season. In this case the tragedy appears to be a case of mistaken identity and a tragic accident.
Louisiana Fire Marshal Butch Browning share some great ideas on how to keep your family safe this Halloween. You might already know them but your kids might not.
Louisiana beaches score poorly in a recent survey of beach water quality. There is something you can do to improve that statistic the next time you visit a Louisiana beach.
As Hurricane Isaac recently demonstrated, hurricane season is in full swing, and even a storm with a low rating on the severity scale can do serious damage. That’s why, if you live in a hurricane zone, you should always be making improvements to your home to make it more hurricane-resistant.
The LPSS transportation director said he supports installing seat belts on school buses, but the endeavor would be a financial strain and a "monumental liability."
A bill being discussed in the Louisiana Legislature is designed to keep us safer on the roadways and lower our car insurance. How come this hasn't passed before? Probably because a lot of us don't want it to.
The measure would allow sellers to pass along subsidized, below-market insurance rates to new buyers and lower the cap on flood insurance premium increases.
It seems that the Mardi Gras beads that are imported from China might contain toxic materials. These unwanted materials such as lead,bromine, chlorine, cadmium, arsenic, tin, phthalates and mercury have been found in beads shipped in from China.