FOX Weather may earn a commission if you buy through our referral links. This content was created by a team that works independently from the Fox newsroom. Hurricane season is here, and with it comes ...

When disasters hit, they can mean days to weeks without power, and sometimes they allow just enough time to grab a bag of supplies and go. Now is the time to prepare, well before the disaster is on ...

Whether it's a power outage or case of extreme weather, you can stay prepared with an emergency go-bag. Use our go-bag checklist to build your own!

With wildfires burning across the West, it's more important than ever to have a plan and keep essentials packed so you're ready to evacuate at a moment's notice. "You have to be prepared to go," Kory ...

Every year seems to bring new disasters to different regions of the United States. Hurricanes in the Southwest. Ice storms in Texas. Floods in the Northeast. Wildfires in Hawaii. Whereas once people ...

Experts recommend having a "go bag" before an emergency strikes. When a natural disaster, such as an eathquake, flood, hurricane, tornado, or wildfire hits, people often have very little time to ...

Search intensifies for missing woman last seen near Colfax on Friday Authorities are intensifying their search for a missing woman last seen on the Codfish Falls Trail near Colfax.The Placer County ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — With a large span of the West Coast having faced a tsunami threat Thursday morning, you may want to know what to add to your “go bag” should you need to evacuate. According to ...

As LA faces the ongoing threat of multiple fires, veterinarians and animal welfare organizations are urging pet owners to prepare for evacuations by assembling emergency “go bags” for their furry ...

Oregon is officially in fire season. Go bags are meant to provide an individual's basic needs for 72 hours during evacuations. Fire season is in full swing. On July 1, the Oregon Department of ...

I have a go bag. And so does my cat Gigi. After 20 years in LA, we are now People With Go Bags. The author’s cat Gigi. Photo by Joan Afton You may have heard we had a spot of fire hereabouts recently.