carbon monoxide

The colder temperatures are approaching so now is the time to watch out for carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning. Here are some tips to keep you safe.

When winter storms slam New York, many fire up portable generators. However, if used improperly, your generator can lead to carbon monoxide death.

Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas and if you're not careful, you could find out when it's too late. Here are some things to keep the CO away this winter.

Is the last time they are going to have to mumble: “Fall Back” in order to remember what direction to change the clocks?

Temperatures are warm for this time of year and we aren't seeing as much snow. Don't let that stop you from keeping an unwanted enemy from coming into your house.

Standard Time returns on November 7 with everyone having to turn their clocks back one hour.

When these alarms sound, get out of the house, call 911, and don't re-enter your home.

Officials in the Vestal School District say in-person classes are expected to be back on September 30 at the Vestal Hills Elementary School.

A building in the Vestal School District was closed because of a high carbon monoxide reading. According to a statement released by the district, the problem occurred at Vestal Hills Elementary School on Country Club Road. The district has not indicated when the elevated level of the potentially-deadly odorless gas was detected...

Carbon monoxide has no odor, color or taste, and that makes it so dangerous.