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Knowing Your Unique Dangers As A Cyclist

05.07.2026

With May officially designated as National Bike Month, there is no better time to celebrate Wisconsin’s cycling culture while staying mindful of the risks on the road. Whether you are commuting through urban centers or exploring rural paths, understanding the intersection of law, safety, and environment is essential for every cyclist. Environmental Dangers: Weather and […]

Sleep-Deprived Teens at an Increased Risk for Automobile Accidents, CDC Study Finds

05.10.2016

Mile for mile, teen drivers are four times more at risk for an automobile accident than drivers aged 25 or older. That risk translates into nearly 4, 000 fatal accidents and approximately 383, 000 non-fatal injuries. However, the most disturbing statistic of all is that, despite awareness programs, automobile accidents remain the number one cause […]

Events to Raise Awareness During Motorcycle Safety Month Taking Place All Over the U.S.

05.07.2016

With the weather warming, motorcyclists are dusting off their bikes, pulling out their gear, and making plans for the open road. They have waited months to once again experience the rush, the feel of the wind whipping against their bodies, and the vibrations of the bike. However, the sense of freedom that they experience comes […]

Tragedy of Prince's Death May Mean Stormy Waters for Heirs of His Estate

05.03.2016

The death of the iconic music mogul, Prince, may have been a tragedy for more than just his fans. The possible lack of a will may leave the fate of his estate up in the air, create conditions for a long, drawn-out family battle, and may even significantly diminish the overall worth of what many […]

New Laser Treatment Approach May Ease the Pain for Burn Victims

04.28.2016

Severe burns—those that go beyond at-home treatment and require the help of a physician to heal—can leave victims with life-long scars and pain. This, on top of the risk for recurrent infections, potential loss of certain physical abilities or mobility, scarring, and disfigurement can be a hefty weight to carry and often adds emotional scars […]

Bill Takes Aim at Distracted Driving

04.26.2016

Statistics from the U.S. government's official website for distracted driving report that a total of 3, 179 people were killed by distracted driving in 2014, and another 431, 000 were injured. Even more concerning is that, despite all the warnings and campaigns, an estimated 660, 000 Americans use their cellphones or otherwise manipulate an electronic […]

Survey Shows Many Americans Do Not Understand How Auto Insurance Works

04.21.2016

Although most states legally require that drivers carry automobile insurance, a recent survey indicates that most do not understand how their policy works. This is especially true with regard to how cost is determined and what an insurance policy will (and will not) cover. Unfortunately, this can cause a great deal of confusion after an […]

Child Safety Seats Save Lives and Prevent Serious Injury

04.19.2016

Most parents will do anything to protect their children—parents require children to use of bicycle helmets, demand their hands be held when crossing the street, and expect a phone call once their children have reached their destination. However, there is one form of protection that an alarming number of parents get wrong: safety seats. Sadly, […]

After Death of Burlingame Father, Pool Owners Are Encouraged to Understand Risks of Electrocution

04.14.2016

Spring has arrived and summer is just around the corner. Cookouts, camping trips, days at the beach, and swimming pools will soon be a way of life. Most people will go home each night tired and maybe a little red from the sun. However, there will be others who suffer an injury, are hospitalized, or […]

Distracted Driver Month: Even at a Stoplight, Cell Phones Should Not Be Used

04.12.2016

Most people are aware of the risks of distracted driving; they hear about them on the radio, on television, and even while on hold with their cell phone company. Yet far too many drivers ignore the dangers. In fact, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than eight people are killed […]

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