Important ingredients to look for in the best bug sprays.

The FBI has issued a warning against using those free public phone charging stations you find at airports, hotels and malls.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning parents and caregivers to not use infant head shaping pillows.

Several Michigan counties will be under a wind advisory for most of Saturday.

The FDA is reminding people not to use certain brands of ultraviolet wands because they may produce unsafe levels of radiation.

A number of beaches along Michigan’s western coast have been placed under a “high” risk warning this Memorial Day due to dangerous water conditions.

This National Poison Prevention Week, we’re diving into the potential toxic hazards in your home -- particularly those that children can get their hands on.

If you’re one of many who ordered at-home COVID-19 tests from the government, be sure not to leave them in the mailbox too long once they arrive.

If you’re one of many who ordered at-home COVID-19 tests from the government, be sure not to leave them in the mailbox too long once they arrive.

U.S. officials are warning that international drug traffickers are going after children, especially teenagers, on social media in hopes of recruiting them.

We’re talking thousands of dollars. Thieves are preying on your emotions.

Experts are warning parents and families to be aware of where their kids’ toys are coming from this holiday season to help avoid any toy-related injuries.

U.S. national parks have never been more popular than they are right now -- and some are requiring reservations just to get in.

The Better Business Bureau is getting a steady dose of complaints about hoverboards.com. Here’s what you need to know to avoid getting scammed. More: Help Me Hank

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May 30, 2020 update: Michigan coronavirus (COVID-19) cases up to 56,884; Death toll now at 5,463One such crime, Money Mule scams have the FBIs attention. Criminals who have illegally obtained money need to launder it and theyll use people to do it for them. There are many different ways they do this, from romance schemes, elder schemes, work from home schemes and many more. For more information about the FBIs fight against money mule crimes, click here. More information on how to spot scams and how to avoid them can be found on the Help Me Hank page here.