SCOTT COUNTY, Ky. (LEX 18) — Scott County firefighters are reminding residents that while Thanksgiving cooking can create delicious meals, it can also be dangerous if proper safety precautions aren't ...

Syracuse, N.Y. — Fire officials are warning Central New Yorkers about the dangers of cooking on Thanksgiving and are offering safety tips to avoid fires on the holiday. Thanksgiving is the peak day ...

Experts are sharing food safety tips ahead of Thanksgiving. Leftovers that aren’t handled properly could lead to foodborne illnesses. Food should not be left at room temperature for more than two ...

With Thanksgiving fast approaching, fire departments across the country are reminding people that the holiday is also the primetime for house fires caused by cooking. An estimated 1,446 home cooking ...

Thanksgiving is the peak day for home-cooking fires, with deep-fried turkeys posing major risks, including injuries and significant property damage. Don't use too much oil when frying your turkey and ...

CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. (KESQ) - Thanksgiving is the No.1 day for home cooking fires in the U.S., especially when food is left unattended or fryers are used improperly. In 2023, cooking accounted for ...

Thanksgiving leftovers, if not frozen, should be discarded after four days in order to avoid food-borne illness, experts say. (Nov. 20, 2014) Thanksgiving leftovers might be the best part of the ...

PINE BELT, Miss. (WDAM) - Don’t let hours of cooking for Thanksgiving go to waste. Make sure you know the proper way to keep those leftovers for another meal. Thanksgiving leftovers should be stored ...

We all love Thanksgiving leftovers, but what's hiding in your fridge could do more harm than good. Preventing illness starts right in the kitchen. So, we take you inside a medical school classroom ...

Celebrating Turkey Day calls for an array of home-cooked meals, but Las Vegas Fire & Rescue wants to remind valley residents that kitchen safety can prevent disastrous fires. Thanksgiving is the most ...

Solid foods like turkey, stuffing, and pies are generally allowed in carry-on luggage. Liquids and spreadable items such as gravy and cranberry sauce must be in checked bags if over 3.4 ounces. Food ...