Kitchen fires are the number one contributor to residential fires, and with today being Thanksgiving, Branson Fire Chief Ted Martin offers some tips to stay safe:
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Martin says if a fire does appear in the kitchen, it is best to cover the heat source with a pan or cookie sheet and call 911 for the local fire department.
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