Wesley Romero+FollowLancaster County fox scare: What pet owners need to knowA fox showing aggressive and odd behavior was found and put down in the Hunter’s Ridge neighborhood, raising concerns for families and pet owners nearby. The animal is now being tested by the Pennsylvania Game Commission, with results expected soon. If your pets had any contact with a fox acting strangely or its fluids, authorities urge you to reach out for guidance. This situation is a reminder to keep a close eye on your pets and talk to your vet if you have health concerns. How do you feel about wildlife safety in our neighborhoods? #Pets #LancasterCounty #CommunitySafety00Share
kimberly31+FollowActive shooter training reshapes Alabama safetyAlabama schools, churches, and workplaces are stepping up their safety game with hands-on active shooter training. GoRescue, led by a local first responder and dad, is teaching folks how to react fast—whether that means running, hiding, or fighting back. The training even covers how to use everyday items like belts or t-shirts as makeshift tourniquets to save lives before help arrives. It’s a tough topic, but having a plan could make all the difference. Would you feel safer if your community had this kind of training? How prepared do you think we really are? #Religion #Alabama #CommunitySafety00Share
Eddie Webster+FollowBuffalo leaders call for urgent action after tragedyThe recent loss of a Buffalo woman has sparked a powerful response from local leaders, who are now demanding immediate changes to protect community members. This tragedy has put a spotlight on ongoing safety concerns and the need for stronger support systems in Buffalo. Residents are sharing their frustrations and hopes for real solutions, pushing officials to prioritize meaningful reforms. How do you think the city should respond to ensure everyone feels safe and heard? Let’s talk about what changes would make the biggest difference in our neighborhoods. #Safety #Buffalo #CommunitySafety00Share
Eddie Deleon+FollowNorth Texas mourns young athlete's tragic lossA North Texas high school community is reeling after sophomore Preston Malone, a JV football player at Lancaster Early College High School, passed away following a medical emergency during practice. This heartbreaking event has sparked urgent conversations about student safety and the pressures young athletes face. Meanwhile, parents of flood victims are pushing lawmakers for stronger camp safety rules, and Governor Abbott is targeting lawmakers who break quorum. With storms possible and highs in the low 90s, it’s a reminder that life can change in an instant—let’s look out for each other and share your thoughts on how schools and communities can better protect our youth. #Sports #NorthTexas #CommunitySafety10Share
Linda Price+FollowBranson water main break leaves workers criticalA major water main break in downtown Branson sent two workers to the hospital in critical condition, shaking up the community and raising questions about safety at local construction sites. Emery Sapp & Sons, the company involved, says their top priority is supporting the injured employees and their families while cooperating with investigators. The incident happened at Sycamore and Main, right in the heart of town, and has many locals wondering how such accidents can be prevented in the future. How do you feel about safety measures at construction sites in our area? #Business #Branson #CommunitySafety00Share
andersonkaren+FollowLakewood tragedy: Wrong-way crash claims Olympian’s lifeA shocking crash on Route 70 in Lakewood has left the community reeling. A local pharma executive, Brian Baldari, allegedly sped over 100 mph in the wrong direction, causing a head-on collision that killed Edwin Borja—a beloved former Olympic swimmer and cherished church member. The crash didn’t just end one life; it injured others and shook families across Ocean County. Now, Baldari faces serious charges and up to 50 years in prison. This tragedy raises tough questions about road safety and accountability. How do we prevent reckless driving from devastating more families in our area? #Sports #Lakewood #CommunitySafety00Share
Brandon Burke+FollowTragedy at Cream Street: Community demands answersA heartbreaking loss has shaken the Cream Street community after a 26-year-old man with autism was found dead in a van outside a local residence for people with developmental disabilities. Reports say he may have been left unattended for up to eight hours. Families and neighbors are now asking how this could happen and what steps will be taken to prevent it in the future. With multiple agencies investigating, many are wondering about accountability and how we can better protect our most vulnerable residents. What changes do you think are needed to ensure this never happens again? #Health #MentalHealth #CommunitySafety30Share
hfoster+FollowHeartbreak in Virginia: Toddler lost to hot car tragedyA devastating reminder of how a single moment can change everything—an Amherst County foster dad accidentally left his 1-year-old in the car for 8 hours during a scorching 31°C day, leading to an unimaginable loss. The foster father, Brian Dalton, is now facing charges, but authorities say it wasn’t intentional. This tragedy has shaken the community and highlights how easily routines can go wrong. How can we as neighbors and parents help prevent such heartbreak? What systems or habits do you use to double-check your daily routines? #Relationships #Virginia #CommunitySafety00Share
Mrs. Maria Shelton MD+FollowSpartanburg family’s relief after missing teen foundA Spartanburg family finally got some peace after their 17-year-old daughter, who ran away from a local children’s home, was found safe. The family says communication gaps with DSS left them in the dark for crucial hours, and they only learned the full story by digging through police reports themselves. The situation raises big questions about how missing teens are reported and how families are kept informed—especially when mental health and safety are at stake. How can our community push for better support and transparency in these tough moments? #Relationships #Spartanburg #CommunitySafety10Share
Christina Davis+FollowMassage parlors shut down across North TexasSeveral North Texas massage parlors, including spots in Fort Worth, Burleson, and Garland, have been permanently closed after state officials uncovered licensing violations and suspected human trafficking. Owners now face lifetime bans from the industry, hefty fines, and revoked licenses. One Burleson owner was fined over $10,000, while others are barred from ever running a massage business in Texas again. These crackdowns are part of a broader push by the state to protect consumers and root out illegal activity. What do you think—will this make you more cautious about where you book a massage? #Business #NorthTexas #CommunitySafety10Share
