#safety-awareness

#safety-awareness

"We're trying to teach them about how to watch out for themselves and for the others," said Polly Leung. "From bystander training, consent training, to understanding what it can look or feel like if someone has been drugged and the next steps to [help]."

The New York Times mapped an overhead view of Camp Mystic with flood-risk area near the Guadalupe River. Cabins, including those just built in 2020, fall within the yellow area.

For all the good news, many big cities logged more attacks last year. In Los Angeles, the number of dog bites on mail carriers jumped from 65 to 77.

"Those risks exist here," said Brett Sanders, a UC Irvine professor whose research focuses on flooding. "We have a lot of the same possibility of flash flooding. We have hilly topography. We have streams that can spread out and catch you by surprise with water."

Zine Raksasutee, 26, was brutally attacked at a Brooklyn subway station by Lewis Doctor, 54, who allegedly grabbed her throat and punched her repeatedly.

"We got the call at around 1:15am and when we got there he was unresponsive and unfortunately it was too late for him."

Fifteen people were injured when lightning struck La Barben zoo in southern France, with four of the injured being children, according to local authorities.

The search and rescue team has made efforts each day to find the missing kayaker, covering several river miles at and downriver from Willamette Falls.

Nearly three out of five (59%) people do not know what the third rail is on train tracks, a new survey suggests. This highlights a gap in public knowledge about rail safety.

Carbon monoxide poisoning is a leading cause of poisoning-related deaths in the United States, often going undetected until it's too late.

If it had eaten me, I would've died. There was nothing I could do about it. Adrian Simancas describes his terrifying encounter with a humpback whale.