"No one should die in a disaster" reads the website tagline for Ladris, a California-based startup offering emergency evacuation modeling using artificial intelligence.

In the wake of a fatal fire at a Massachusetts assisted-living facility, officials in New Hampshire say they train for such situations, and the focus is on making sure everyone gets out safely.

Dream Cruises and the Thai maritime and emergency response authorities held a comprehensive safety drill aboard the vessel ...

“There’s two disabled people in the house,” he told the dispatcher, who then asked for his exact address. The Eaton Fire ...

The 911 calls: Anthony Mitchell Sr. called 911 twice asking for help for himself and his son. They couldn't get out of their ...

Senior living facility fire exposes terrifying safety gap that puts thousands at risk. The shocking investigation will alarm ...

Wildfire season is a time of heightened anxiety for Marin residents. With memories of devastating fires in neighboring ...

FEMA records show Kerr County officials did not use FEMA’s system to send warnings to phones in the critical hours as the ...

A storm system was bringing heavy rain to New Jersey and New York, with flash flood warnings across the northeast.

Caring for animals in extreme situations requires creating a disaster preparedness plan long before the problems arise.

Two days before deadly Central Texas floods killed at least 27 people at Camp Mystic, a state inspector certified that it had ...

Flood risks are intensifying as Texas experiences more extreme rainfall. State climatologist John Nielsen-Gammon and colleagues at Texas A&M University found that extreme one-day precipitation has ...