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Agriculture continues to rank as one of the most dangerous occupations in North America.

One of the latest advances in workplace hand protection arises from a value-chain collaboration that has led to a better protective glove that brings comfort, confidence and a remarkable reduction in lacerations for workers assembling air conditioners and appliances.

Kansas company pleads guilty after providing incorrect information to responders following negligent release of 200,000 gallons of ammonia into a creek.

The International Association of Firefighters says a state OSHA investigator has never handled a fatal fire. OSHA says the investigator knows workplace and fire safety laws.

The Milwaukee company said it has taken safety measures to prevent further incidents and that it "will vigorously challenge" two "willful" safety violations.

ConAgra plans to ditch diacetyl as the federal government faces pressure to set tougher restrictions on the buttery flavoring chemical.

The partnership with the Laser Institute of America helps employers and employees in the medical, industrial, military, research and development, and optical fiber communications industries.

Miners "will not return alive," as officials cited bad management as a main cause of the tragedy.

At the first congressional hearing on mine safety since the Aug. 6 collapse, members of a Senate Appropriations subcommittee cited multiple safety violations at the Crandall Canyon mine.

Depending on the industry, accident and injury rates are likely to be higher at night than during the day, says a report on extended-hours operations.