In response to multiple U.S. cities facing extreme heat, the White House requested the Department of Labor to issue a hazard alert for heat.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced a federal program to better protect warehouse and retail employees from hazards.

Security leaders should consider the safety of their employees and visitors not only when inside a building, but everywhere on company property.

Security magazine presents the honorees of our 2023 Women in Security program, representing the highest caliber of security leadership, dedication and skill within the security industry.

With people across the U.S. preparing to celebrate the Fourth of July, OSHA encourages workplace safety practices in the pyrotechnics industry.

A recent Motorola Solutions report found that the public trusts first responders to respond to severe weather and protect their communities.

According to a survey, frontline workers in the U.S. are concerned for their safety with more than half planning to quit if safety isn't prioritized.

The White House has announced additional climate resilience planning in response to the increase in severe weather such as storms and wildfires. 

A behavioral health and substance disorder facility in Jacksonville, Florida was cited by OSHA for workplace violence towards healthcare staff.

In response to smoke coming into the U.S. from Canadian wildfires, the White House is providing technology support to Canada's firefighting efforts.