From deicing salts to natural alternatives, there are several options to melt ice on your walkways and driveway this winter.

So, if you get caught out this winter, you can use table salt to melt your driveway and paths, but it’s not the ideal ...

So, if you get caught out this winter, you can use table salt to melt your driveway and paths, but it’s not the ideal ...

Icy sidewalks and driveways may be common in winter, but they can be deadly if you fall. Here's how to stay safe.

While you may want to help salt your neighbor’s sidewalk to keep all walkways clear and safe during winter weather, is it ok ...

The best way to melt ice off of a windshield is to use a mixture of two-parts rubbing alcohol and one-part water in a spray ...

If winter weather is on its way and you don't have enough snow melt, don't panic just yet. You can find just what you need in ...

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Amanda Lefton has joined state and local officials to encourage New Yorkers to reduce the overuse of rock salt when possible ...

Shoveling is already strenuous enough on its own, so don't make it harder for yourself. Everything from timing to what tool ...

The DEC recently launched a new campaign called 'Don's Be Salty, New York" to encourage New Yorkers to reduce rock salt and ...

Grit, on the other hand, does not melt ice, but it is an effective traction alternative that is reusable, Hazenson said. Her recommendation is to shovel the snow, use an ice chipper to help remove ice ...

The state Department of Environmental Conservation is encouraging New Yorkers not to oversalt treatment surfaces this winter, given the negative health and environmental impacts that come from salt ...