Carbon monoxide poisonings increase in the winter. It's known as the invisible killer, because it's colorless and odorless. Stephanie Stahl reports.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission says this time of year is when we see the most deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning.

Winter brings cold arctic air to Illinois and as residents turn up their thermostats to stay warm the risk of a home heating fire or Carbon Monoxide incident increases. The Office of the Illinois ...

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Cold weather can prompt homeowners to use additional heating equipment like fuel-burning fireplaces and portable generators when necessary.

The past several days have generated some negative reactions – as in, below-zero temperatures in the wake of an arctic blast overtaking much of the […] ...

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WAUSAU, Wis. (WAOW) -- The Wausau Fire Department recommends being cautious with the frigid conditions. Paramedic Dylan ...