New year, new routines—and packed gyms. January brings crowded floors, rushed walkthroughs, slick locker-room tiles, and machines pushed hard by first-month enthusiasm. If you’re hurt at a fitness center (slip in the showers, broken cable on a machine, trainer error),...
January’s freeze-thaw swings turn small cracks into rim-bending potholes and uneven pavement across Georgia. Moisture seeps into the surface, freezes and expands, then thaws and collapses the weakened spot—traffic finishes the job and a pothole appears. That cycle is...
December and early January are peak season for holiday-related home fires. Dried Christmas trees, overloaded light strings, and unattended candles can turn a quiet night into a 911 call in seconds. National fire data show that U.S. fire departments respond to an...
December in Georgia means packed living rooms, backyard fire pits, and lots of new faces in close quarters—including kids, relatives, and pets that aren’t used to the chaos. Add food, noise, and late nights, and even a well-behaved dog can react. If you or your child...
New gadgets and toys light up December—until a button battery gets swallowed, a hoverboard battery overheats, or a sharp or shattering part sends a child to the ER. In 2023, an estimated 154,700 children 12 and under were treated in U.S. emergency rooms for...
