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One third of households with children have guns in them that are not stored properly. Learn about safe storage and prevent families from experiencing tragedy.
Virginia Physicians for Women employee Regina Harris, who is on the speaker team at Richmond Justice Initiative, answers questions about human trafficking in greater Richmond and how RJI is…
The pandemic changed everything in 2020. Schools were closed, children’s activities were cancelled, and cars sat idle as families stayed home to stay safe. One important safety measure may have…
Heavy, steady rain has drenched Virginia over the past 24 hours and it’s still coming down. Flood Watches/Warnings are in effect for communities across the state this afternoon as many low…
Bundling up and buckling up are two of the most important things you can do to protect your child, but the two don’t mix when it comes to making sure…
Because a number of public and private pools will remain closed or have reduced hours this summer, many families are looking for new ways to stay cool. In fact, backyard…
As the nation prepares to celebrate Independence Day, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) is encouraging the public to make hearing protection a priority by taking some basic precautionary measures at…
Along with the sounds of birds chirping, the clicking of bicycle gears could go down in history as the natural soundtrack of the COVID-19 pandemic. Whether it meant blowing the…
Virginia has a long history of hurricane activity, but Andrew Freiden shares something you might not know about hurricanes in Virginia.
Pledge to drive safety and avoid distractions. Your kids are watching everything you do! Train yourself now or learn the hard way.
I have to admit, I’m one of those parents who hugs her child a little tighter before school every morning. My daughter is in second grade and the thought of…