As the holiday decorations come down, fire safety officials are reminding homeowners of a hidden winter hazard: more than one ...

Tradition suggests January 5 is the right time to remove Christmas decorations, but waiting too long can create fire hazards ...

As the holiday decorations come down, fire safety officials are reminding homeowners of a hidden winter hazard: more than one ...

Fire officials said it’s time to get rid of your Christmas tree. They say it has now become a fire hazard that is putting ...

The National Fire Protection Association is urging residents to promptly remove their Christmas trees after the holiday ...

Tradition dictates that Christmas decorations, including the tree, should be taken down on Twelfth Night, typically 5 January ...

Many houses around the holidays have trees, decorations, lights, and heaters, and Rural Metro Fire said these can all be fire hazards.

While Christmas tree fires are not as common as they once were, they are far more dangerous when they do happen.

Preventing a fire involving a live Christmas tree starts at the beginning with picking the right tree. When picking a tree, people need to make sure to pick one that doesn’t have needles and branches ...

More than a third of U.S. home fires involving Christmas trees occur in January, which is why safety officials encourage ...

A CHRISTMAS tree can explode into flames in a few seconds putting families at risk during the festive period, a fire safety ...

Avon firefighters responded to a New Year's Eve house fire, where seven people and two dogs escaped; four were injured.