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The Kangaroo's owner says if you see it, do not approach it, and call officials immediately.

Two weeks ago, Artemis (originally thought to be her brother Apollo) made a similar escape and was found a couple days later in a nearby live trap.

An inmate was captured hours after walking away from the Calhoun County Correctional facility by Lansing Police.

Last week, during Fire Prevention Week, we talked with fire safety organization ESCAPE about free smoke detectors for your home.

It is still unclear what caused a motorist to veer around a parked fire truck, with lights flashing, on I-94 into the path of Comstock Township Fire Chief Ed Switalski.

This is National Burn Awareness Week, and West Michigan fire safety organization ESCAPE is reminding folks that prevention is the best way to avoid burns, and that children are very often the ones who are burned. Citing guidelines from the American Burn Association, United States Fire Administration and National Fire Protection Association, ESCAPE offers these stats and solutions: Facts about burn

Are you practicing fire safety as you decorate your home and prepare for the holidays? Michael McLeieer of the west Michigan-based fire safety group ESCAPE tells WBCK his top 5 things you can do to stay safe and help prevent fires at this time of year...

When you think "back to school" you may not be thinking about fire safety. But, Mike McLeieer of the fire safety organization ESCAPE says you probably should be. Here are 11 fire safety tips from ESCAPE for parents, teachers and students: Fire drills should be held at least once a month while school is in session (weather permitting) ... Read More ...

You know how it is. We get busy. We forget. Well meaning people with to-do lists a mile long, and something has to give. That's why fire safety professionals like Michael McLeieer with ESCAPE are among the chorus of professionals reminding you to change the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms...

Recent media reports about house fires have given us something to worry about: We have less time to escape a house fire than ever before. But why? We asked Michael McLeieer at ESCAPE, and he tells WBCK it has to do with the materials modern furniture is made of, as well as a host of other things...