Food, water, and power are the top priorities in an emergency.

While flashlights are great to have in a bind, there are other options that might be more suitable for your situation.

Food is a must, but it should be food that everyone will be happy to eat.

Veteran EJ Snyder’s best tips on how to get prepared on the home front.

In an emergency, a bug-out bag is your lifeline and can determine whether you overcome the crisis—or not.

With the unpredictable nature of life and the world, preparing for worst-case-scenarios can mean the difference between extreme discomfort and smooth sailing.

People are looking for ways to protect their important documents from being destroyed in a natural disaster.

Whatever your budget, there are readily available alternative options when phone lines or Internet connections fail.

Ensure peace of mind, knowing you can care for your loved ones, no matter what comes your way.