NORTHFIELD CENTER TOWNSHIP, OH - When it all hits the fan will you be prepared? "If you're not prepared you're part of the problem," Paul Buescher, a Northfield Center Township Trustee, said. "Paul ...

PUYALLUP — Do you have 12 cases of peas and beans, seven pounds of powdered milk, 50 pounds of flour, 50 pounds of rice, 20 pounds of frozen chicken breasts, a 4,000-watt generator and some 35 gallons ...

Over the years, Bryan Korbel has been teased by co-workers, friends and relatives who said he was a little nuts for stockpiling months of food, water and other supplies for a disaster that never ...

Curt La Haise knows what it's like to be caught in an emergency without a plan. "I was evacuated from a wildfire," La Haise said. That was 35 years ago while he was living in California. As a former ...

NatGeo’s Doomsday Preppers may seem batpoop crazy to you, but post-Sandy, and in light of warnings that calamity may become more common, what can we learn from these extreme practitioners of paranoid ...

In a perfect world, we would be able to store everything in the cloud. Unfortunately, tangible things take up space. No one knows this better than apocalypse preppers. But unlike the stars of A&E’s ...

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As cases of the coronavirus rise in the United States, preppers have watched with a mix of concern, weariness and even some hope that Americans will learn from their example. By Alan Yuhas For weeks, ...

A few weeks ago, I became convinced I ought to buy a compass. Also a tent, a LifeStraw, and solar chargers. Was I embarrassed about this 48-hour panic? Yes. But reading an op-ed at two in the morning ...

The prepper vision of the world is bleak and ruthless. Something better is happening now. By Mark O’Connell Mr. O’Connell is the author of the forthcoming “Notes From an Apocalypse.” Some years ago, ...