Take safety precautions before heading onto any ice Here's what you should wear and take into consideration before heading out, according to the Coast Guard: Wear a Coast Guard-approved life jacket.

As little as one day of a warm weather could make ice easy to fall through, Hagy added. Here's what the Coast Guard and other experts are saying about ice safety ... Wear a dry suit in any ...

With the weather warming up, authorities are warning people that the ice on frozen bodies of water are no longer safe to go on. As Danielle de Graauw reports, they warn if you fall through thin ...

Many mid-Michigan residents have gotten the flu this year, and a Midland family thought their 2-year-old had as well until they found themselves praying for his survival. Social media is a fun way ...

Coast Guard officials say the water is still dangerously cold. If you're hoping to hit the ice soon, here are some safety tips from the Coast Guard: ...

The Great Lakes are still extremely cold, which the Ninth Coast Guard District says may threaten the safety of anyone who falls through the ice. We’re told ice thickness may fluctuate regardless ...

Due to fluctuating temperatures, the structural integrity of the ice could pose safety concerns for those looking to ice fish or do other recreational activities on the water, according to the ...

For more than half a century, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has helped ensure work-place safety, proper training, important protective equipment and consistent safety ...

This poses safety concerns for those who plan outdoor activities on or near water. The Coast Guard states that warmer temperatures will cause frozen waters to melt at a fast pace and that ice is ...

Temperature fluctuations have impacts on the structural integrity of the ice and could pose safety concerns for those planning to engage in recreational activities on or near ice and cold water.

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Winter brings many hazards, but few are as deceptive and dangerous as black ice. This hidden threat catches drivers and pedestrians off guard, leading to sudden slips ...