Lots of gifts given during the holiday season contain rechargeable lithium-ion batteries that can pose a fire risk if not used properly.

CHESAPEAKE, Va. — Did you know that many electronics in your home — like your smartphone — have lithium-ion batteries that could catch fire if they are not charged properly? October 5 through 11 marks ...

Lithium-ion batteries are everywhere—powering our smartphones, laptops, toys, and even e-bikes. But with holiday gifting and travel in full swing, fire safety experts are sounding the alarm on how to ...

For Fire Prevention Week of 2025, the National Fire Protection Association is focusing on how to safely use Lithium-ion batteries, especially in your home. Rechargeable batteries are found in most ...

Lithium-ion batteries power today’s jobsites, but they also pose a growing fire hazard. Further education is key to moving ...

India’s aviation regulator has restricted power bank usage on flights to prevent lithium battery fires and improve passenger ...

12 News Consumer Reporter Sarah Guernelli shares how lots of gifts given during the holiday season contain rechargeable lithium-ion batteries that can pose a fire risk if not used properly. NFL ...

(BPT) - With holiday season in full swing, fire safety experts are urging Americans to "Take C.H.A.R.G.E." of lithium-ion battery safety after data reveals alarming gaps in public awareness and a ...