Seven people die in home fires every day and most deaths are due to non-working smoke alarms, according to the American Red Cross. State Farm® partnered with the Red Cross on a campaign to educate citizens across the United States on fire safety …

When Isaac Rosser was 5, he learned how and when to call for help using a 911 simulator, presented in his classroom by State Farm® agent Paul Nicholson (now retired). Isaac got refreshers on the technique in the classroom during the next two years. …

The 2-year-old tan and white beagle mix abandoned in a rural Kentucky animal shelter was nothing special. Just one of hundreds of similar dogs easily overlooked behind the wire cage walls. Until fate intervened. The beagle’s name was Jake. And …

As a teacher, Shane Runion once confronted a student after class about why her eyes were glassy. She admitted she had tried methamphetamine for the first time earlier that day. That was a real-life look for Shane into the drug problem facing …

When Ruben Solis was asked to participate in the National Hurricane Awareness Tour at McAllen Miller International Airport in Texas, he was excited to see the Hurricane Hunter aircraft used to track storms. The Hurricane Hunter aircraft were on …

“At 18 years old, I wish I had the confidence and poise the SkillsUSA students have,” says Andy Crisler, State Farm® manager and voluntary judge for Ohio SkillsUSA. Andy and a handful of State Farm employees volunteer to judge portions of the Ohio …