It's every parent's worst nightmare: a predator trying to kidnap a child. But as ABC13 found out, there are some simple self-defense moves that every parent can teach their kid to help them stay safe.

Dear Heloise: I would like to encourage every woman to learn some form of self-defense. I learned two years ago, and I’m glad I did. Three weeks ago, I was stopped while walking to my car after work.

BARRIO LOGAN (KGTV) - Fourth and fifth-grade students at Perkins K-8 School in Barrio Logan are learning self-defense techniques through a special program that pairs them with local law enforcement.

As crime rates increase, living in America’s big cities can be frightening at times for many people. To reduce the risks of run-ins with those who are violent, it’s important to know what to do in a ...

New Kali Kempo Self Defense classes, suitable for all fitness levels, start at the Optimist Community Center with different times for youth and adults.

HOUSTON – After a string of recent attacks at parks in our area, KPRC 2’s Re’Chelle Turner is digging into ways you can stay safe. She spent the day learning simple yet effective techniques you can ...

When it comes to staying safe, a little preparation can go a long way. At Florida International University, a free program is giving women the tools they need to protect themselves both on and off ...

FLOURTOWN, Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- In honor of Women's History month, a martial arts gym in Montgomery County is opening its doors for women and teenagers to learn some simple self-defense techniques.

Walking alone at night is something most women have experienced — and for many, it comes with a sense of unease that’s hard to shake. The fear of being followed, harassed, or caught off guard is real, ...

DEAR HELOISE: I would like to encourage every woman to learn some form of self-defense. I learned two years ago, and I’m glad I did. Three weeks ago, I was stopped while walking to my car after work.

Midland Police hosts a free women’s R.A.D. self-defense course Feb. 10–19, Tue/Thu, 6–9 p.m. at MPD.