Football's biggest night is almost here. As you stock up for your big game party, you might want to remember to drive a little safer. According to a new study from the Highway Loss Data Institute (HLDI), the rate of collision claims from ZIP codes around NFL stadiums...

Are you ready to escape the winter chill by taking a trip to a warmer destination? Whether you're flying south for the entire winter or just leaving town for a few days, you'll want to prep your home before you leave. Doing so may help prevent burglaries and damage to...

After nine months, lots of tears and hours of practice driving, my daughter finally got her license! Trust me, this has been no easy task. I've documented the trials and tribulations of teaching a teen to drive throughout the last several months – from permit to...

Americans are becoming more and more aware of the threat identity theft and data breaches present. Now, President Obama is expected to speak out against these increasingly common crimes in the annual State of Union address. The White House reports that President Obama...

Radon. Maybe you've never heard of it. Or maybe you only know a little bit about it. Whatever the case, you can't afford to ignore this dangerous gas that's the second-leading cause of lung cancer in the United States. If you don't know how to protect yourself and...

Radon has been detected in your home. Now what do you do? First and foremost, don't panic. Radon is everywhere. When it comes to tackling the problem, you're not without options. The first step is to determine what level of radon is acceptable to you. Radiation can...

If you're concerned about the radon levels in your home, radon testing is the best way to accurately diagnose your family's radon exposure. Even though the gas is invisible, odorless and tasteless, a radon test will still be able to measure its presence in your home....

It's troubling to think about, but radon is most likely in the air you breathe. This radioactive gas is the product of the normal decay of certain elements. While it's of little concern in small doses, prolonged exposure to radon can lead to very real health concerns....

Radon is a radioactive gas that is released by the normal decay of three elements: radium, thorium and uranium. These elements naturally exist in rocks and soil, making radon gas widespread. When these elements decay, the radon gas seeps up from the ground and escapes...