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Adding dwellings to existing lots part of province’s plan for building 1.5 million new homes by 2031.

When Glenwood was starting out, the planners built some tiny culs-de-sac, and yes, that is the plural way to spell the French word, but most dictionaries accept cul-de-sacs too. In September 2022, Chief of Fire...

On Thursday's show: We learn why the Texas Department of Criminal Justice issued an immediate lockdown at all Texas prisons this week.

The deadliest single fire in Houston history took place on Sept. 7, 1943.

The Yuma City Council will consider a request to establish a regional bomb squad during Wednesday’s meeting.

AT least 15 people died in a fire that broke out in a residential area in Quezon City on Thursday morning.

The relative rarity of catastrophic events makes it easy for leaders to feel overly confident instead of vulnerable, ultimately creating risky organizational blind spots. High-reliability organizations successfully eliminate blind spots by significantly improving how they detect and respond to early warning signals. What’s their method? Join us to uncover practices that improve HRO culture within any organization, including a new way of thinking about using safety assessments to reveal vulnera...

Giving false or malicious fire alarm

(UPDATE) AT least 15 people were killed in a fire that broke out in a house that had reportedly been converted into a shop for making T-shirts in Quezon City on Thursday morning.

OLYMPIA, Wash.-The Washington State Fire Marshals Office is reminding both landlords and tenants about the importance of fire safety.