Today the Delaware General Health district and the Delaware County Safe Kids Coalition will conduct a Car Seat Check from 9 a.m. until noon at the Tri-Township Fire Department.

A police department is bringing the old practice of putting wanted pictures on post office walls up to date by including mug shots of fugitives on its Facebook page.

Cleveland is making its public buses talk to improve pedestrian safety following two fatal accidents.

The new booster seat law takes effect today in the state of Ohio and NBC 4 has the Fast Facts on the law.

Tight budgets are forcing police departments and sheriff’s offices across Ohio to keep cruisers on the road longer, raising safety concerns. 

Ohio school districts are working to balance the rights of juvenile sex offenders to get a public education with the safety of other students and staff. 

An attorney for a teenager who says she ran away from home because she feared for her safety after she converted to Christianity from Islam claimed in court documents Monday that her family’s mosque in Ohio has terrorist ties – a charge disputed by the Islamic center’s leader.

Today at the Division of State Fire Marshals Headquarters located at 8895 East Main Street in Reynoldsburg, visitors can see more than 50 antique and modern fire vehicles along with interactive fire safety displays and demonstrations. 

Almost 6,000 cribs are being recalled because of broken slats, detaching drop sides and at least two reports of trapped children.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol will honor 3 men for their life-saving efforts this Saturday at 11 a.m.  The ceremony will take place at 2284 Marion-Upper Sandusky Road at the Marion Post of the Ohio Highway Patrol. 

An Ohio man says he chipped away loose material to prepare a pothole for repair and thought he was helping the city, not breaking the law. 

There are 800 swimming pools the Columbus Health Department inspects every year.  Last year almost 140 pools were closed, a majority because of water chemistry, some because of unsafe practices. 

With motorcycle season underway, it is a great time to get the word out to both motorists and motorcyclists.  Ohio has seen a steady increase in motorcycle fatalities on Ohio roads. 

Expecting nearly 5,000 people to attend, the Columbus Convention Center will be buzzing tomorrow and Thursday from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. for the states largest safety event. 

On Wednesday at approximately 9:50 a.m., there will be a state-wide tornado drill that runs in correlation with Severe Weather Awareness Week beginning today.  Schools, businesses and households are encouraged to plan and practice their plan during this time.