North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper has declared June as Safety Month in the state, asking that people and employers follow basic safety rules and practices to be safe.

Subaru, Tesla, BMW, Volkswagen, Daimler Vans, Mercedes and Ferrari are recalling about 1.7 million vehicles to replace potentially deadly air bag inflators made by Takata Corp. of Japan.

San Francisco officials struggled Wednesday to find the source of unusual cracking in support beams that shut down a just-opened, $2 billion transit center meant to serve as a bold architectural statement from a wealthy, high-tech city.

Golf carts are becoming so popular in some communities that cities are taking measures to try to keep people safe, including Carolina Beach.

A Massachusetts family has captured a video of their toddler climbing what is supposed to be a gate stopping children from getting into a pool.

Keeping your business safe from the worst-case scenario. That's the goal from an upcoming seminar hosted by Wilmington Police.

Those with the inlet association formed specifically to save it tell me they almost lost it. Now it's reportedly in the safest shape sailors have seen in years.

A federal transportation panel on Tuesday recommended to states that all new large school buses be equipped with both lap and shoulder seatbelts, which the board chairman called a "tried and true" safety protection.

It's a long line of police, EMS, fire trucks, tow trucks and other vehicles are all part of the American Towman spirit ride.