The new year opened with mass devastation in the U.S. as huge swaths of Los Angeles were wiped out by deadly fires. More than ...

Ensure you have strong, comfortable boots, warm clothing, a good raincoat, first aid kit, food and drink, a hat and sunscreen. It is also advisable to leave your tramping intentions with a responsible ...

Better safe than sorry. Between climate-related catastrophes, surging crime, and news of conflicts across the globe, it’s no ...

Having some non-perishable food and snacks stashed away in the car as well as water is a good idea. For the car, think about having a windshield ice scraper or even a small broom for snow removal.

Whether it's a flat tire, an accident, or poor visibility, being ready can make all the difference when the roads become dangerous.

Additional items such as a portable air compressor, reflective triangles, and a flashlight with extra batteries are advised ...

Storms such as tornadoes often strike too quickly to allow you to choose a shelter or to pack an emergency kit. Develop a plan that outlines where you will take shelter if a severe storm hits. Your ...

I take about 15 solo trips a year and don't leave without a cellphone tripod, a lotion applicator for my back, a first-aid kit, or a portable charger.

Ensure you have strong, comfortable boots, a good raincoat, warm clothing, first aid kit, food and drink, a hat and sunscreen. It is also advisable that you leave your tramping intentions with a ...

Most of the time, stress comes from challenges you can face and deal with. Things like getting enough sleep, exercising, eating healthy, and breathing deeply can help ease everyday stress. But if your ...

Winter isn't a time to just stay indoors and wait for spring. There's a whole wonderland of sports out there for the entire family and someone has to shovel the snow, right? Follow these tips to keep ...