Tag: Safety Tips

Severe Weather Awareness Week in Kansas is from March 2-6, emphasizing the need for preparedness against thunderstorms, tornadoes, hail, and lightning. AAA Kansas urges drivers to stay informed through weather apps, ensure vehicle safety, and create an emergency kit. Flooding poses significant risks; hence, avoiding flooded roads is crucial.

The Marshall County Sheriff’s Office issued a safety alert about a suspicious white utility truck allegedly impersonating law enforcement. Residents are advised not to stop for this vehicle and to call 911 if encountered. Public vigilance is crucial, and information about the truck or driver should be reported to authorities.

Earthquakes can occur unexpectedly, so preparation is crucial. Discuss safety plans with family, secure heavy items, and practice emergency procedures like Drop, Cover & Hold On. Use alternatives if needed. Aftershocks may follow, so communicate via text for emergencies. Post-earthquake, prioritize safety when cleaning and wear protective gear.

TOPEKA – Mating season and the quest for more secure habitat have deer on the move this time of...

WICHITA, Kan. – As summer draws to a close, the next couple of weeks are when most Kansas students...