Turning back the clocks means firefighters and safety experts are reminding everyone to double-check their smoke alarms.

As you work to change all of your clocks back, safety officials are reminding you to check another fixture in your house: smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

As daylight saving time ends on Sunday, November 2, the American Red Cross urges everyone to test their smoke alarms while ...

The Office of State Fire Marshal (OSFM) encourages North Carolinians to check their smoke detector batteries as Daylight Saving Time ends.

Daylight saving time ends on Sunday, November 2, and officials urge people to use the occasion to check batteries in smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms.

Daylight saving time ends on Sunday, Nov. 2 and the American Red Cross encourages everyone to test their smoke alarms as they turn their clocks back to make sure the ...

Small flashing red lights and chirping sounds every 30 to 60 seconds can mean it’s time to change a smoke alarm’s battery.

You can leave your keys on the kitchen table now. A smart lock promises to notice you arriving, open with a tap, and keep bad actors out with modern ...

Homeowners across the UK who currently use smart home devices are being warned that a popular smart thermostat is set to stop ...

Protect your home the right way. This tutorial shows how to hardwire a smoke and CO detector combo, including how to locate power from a circuit, connect neutral and hot wires, and attach the ...

When you move into or buy a new home, no one hands you a guide to how the smoke detectors work. They "chirp," which really means shriek loudly, and you occasionally have to put new batteries in them.