health and safety

If your cat has little black specks on their chin, it might not just be dirt. Cat acne is a common skin issue in felines, and here’s what pet owners should know about the signs, causes, and when to call the vet.

Some prescription drugs can interfere with your body’s ability to regulate heat. Learn which medications raise your risk during extreme temperatures.

Hot and humid temps are here. If you hate the heat as much as we do, these tips will help you stay cool, comfortable, and sweat-free all summer long.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and Evansville has some incredible local resources available if you or someone you love needs support. Here is where to start.

While some strategize their snooze, others just drift off in front of the TV. Let’s dive into this napping debate.

A common cleaning spray sold at major retailers has been recalled over possible contamination with a hard-to-treat bacteria. If it’s under your sink, here’s what experts say you should do next.

Stepping into the gym can feel daunting, but a few simple rules can make it a friendlier space for everyone. Let's get into it.

With Arctic air moving into the Tri State, the NWS is urging families to prepare for dangerous cold, possible power outages, and supply shortages. Here are the key steps to take before temperatures fall.

As Arctic air pushes into the Midwest, space heater use is about to surge. Here are the critical safety rules that prevent electrical fires, overheating, and other cold-weather hazards.

Subzero wind chills will move into Indiana this weekend, raising the risk of fast-developing hypothermia. Here are the signs to watch for and how to stay safe in the extreme cold.

A recent report found the Indiana hospitals with failing to nearly failing grades. You may or may not be surprised by which hospitals have the worst grades when it comes to patient safety.

Kentucky has confirmed a third infant death linked to pertussis as cases surge statewide. Here is what doctors want parents to know about symptoms, risks, and the vaccinations that can save lives.