If a device is getting hot, swelling or has an odor coming from them, people should stop using it immediately.

A rapidly growing fire caused by a lithium-ion battery injured a homeowner and a firefighter, as well as damaged a home, in Newberg.

Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue investigators determined that a lithium-ion battery was the cause of the fire that injured two ...

Realtor Jane Ray with The Cassina Group observed, "We’re seeing steady demand this fall across most segments of the ...

Researchers at Michigan State University are using wood waste to make safety improvements to batteries people use every day.

Mankato Fire Marshal Sean Hayes shares practical ways to prevent home fires, from safe device charging and attentive cooking ...

Home energy storage is being revamped. The 48 V residential energy storage system (RESS) ...

This week is Fire Prevention Week, and fire officials are reminding families about the potential dangers of lithium-ion ...

Fire officials in Oregon warn that lithium-ion battery fires are increasing, urging safe charging practices as Fire Safety ...

The Rhode Island Office of the State Fire Marshal gathered first responders and community members in Warwick Wednesday ...

Central Ohio fire officials are asking people to think twice before plugging in their electronic devices, or it could pose a ...