safety

There are some things that we don't think about during storms. Luckily, organizations like TxDOT DO think about such things, and they're there to remind us.

I've not had comments shot my way when wearing a mask. But, I've gotten a dirty look or two. Y'all, wearing a mask isn't a political statement. This is science.

I'm okay for now, but come July--Should I hide in the shade? Check. Ice water? Check. Consume as many popsicles as possible? Got it. Any other suggestions?

Unfortunately, bugs aren't obedient when it comes to CDC-recommended social distancing rules.

We know air purifiers can help keep your home protected from allergens and polluting elements. Experts say they may help prevent the spread of Covid-19, too.

Covid-19 "has an envelope around it that allows it to merge with other cells to infect them. If you disrupt that coating, the virus can't do its job."

We've been watching shows about disasters and even zombie apocalypses for years. But, this is the first time many have come face to face with a global pandemic.

This video is an excellent resource in learning how to make sure, if you going to the trouble to wear a mask and/or gloves, that you're doings so properly.

Three East Texas cities make the list.

If you're a deer hunter, the experts say it's going to be a good season in Texas. Unless your dog shoots you accidentally. It really happened.

We hope your Labor Day weekend is full of fun football parties, road trips, and some good ole brisket smokin' in the back yard. And we hope it doesn't include a trip to jail. Doing this one stupid thing can land us behind bars this Labor Day weekend, and there's something simple we can do to prevent it.

Runners can do their best to make safe choices crossing the road and staying to the right, but there comes a point when we have to forge ahead and trust East Texas drivers not to hit us. Maybe we shouldn't.