As more and more people pluck drones off retail store shelves for both personal and business use, these little sci-fi-like flying machines are becoming an increasingly common sight in Kentucky’s skies.

One of the biggest mistakes people make when storing a vehicle for the winter is leaving the fuel gauge at its current level. Gasoline can go bad over the course of the season and cause damage that far exceeds the bill for a new tank of fuel.

Cruising the backroads of the Bluegrass on a bike is a great way to experience the scenic beauty of our state. However, driving or riding on a motorcycle can also be dangerous. Safe riding requires preparation, coordination, and excellent judgment.

Drones come in all shapes and sizes and range anywhere from a $50 toy to a multi-million dollar military tool. While there are hundreds of uses for drones, read on for some of the main ones.  

There’s no doubt that fireworks are fun, but they’re also the culprit of more than 10,000 hospital visits in the U.S. each year. 

Grill fires cause an annual average of $37 million in property damage, according to the Insurance Information Institute (III).