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A Bloom Township resident died after a carbon monoxide incident that also sent three civilians and seven firefighters to hospitals

A crash in Boyne City killed one person and led to the suspension of a firefighter who was driving a personal vehicle to a call

Corewell Health and the Grand Rapids Fire Department will launch a six-month pilot in January embedding a community health worker with EMS responses to redirect low-acuity 911 calls

The Honoring Our Fallen Heroes Act recognizes occupational cancer as a line-of-duty death for public safety officers, clearing the way for expanded federal benefits

Camden firefighters knocked down a predawn blaze at an abandoned building, but heavy fire conditions led to a structural collapse

FDNY crews battled heavy fire, a partial collapse and nearly nine hours of operations during a five-alarm matzo factory fire in Brooklyn

Santa Monica's new Advanced Provider Unit pairs a nurse practitioner with a firefighter/paramedic, freeing ambulances for critical emergencies and reducing unnecessary transports

Lansing will not renew Fire Chief Brian Sturdivant’s contract as the city faces a civil rights lawsuit accusing him of discriminatory conduct toward a female firefighter

FDNY officials said a man was seriously injured after jumping from a fourth-floor Williamsburg apartment window to escape a kitchen fire

A Clay County judge revoked the probation of a longtime Kansas City firefighter, citing repeated violations tied to a felony DWI case

With two aging bridges now restricted to 10 tons, Keene firefighters say apparatus will have a minute or more added to their response times

Representing the 4,000th PUC Pump milestone, three new Pierce Velocity PUC Pumpers will enhance the Clark County Fire Department’s ability to protect one of the nation’s most dynamic and demanding response areas

A second-alarm fire engulfed a lumberyard outbuilding near downtown Kansas City

The State Fire Marshal’s Division is offering in one-time funding to support equipment, gear and fire protection needs

City officials are planning a major renovation of Tumwater’s T2 fire station to expand space, add dorms and bays and better support fire and EMS staffing

Shelby Township firefighters used a newly acquired Cyanokit to save a man during a commercial structure fire

Data showing reduced sleep during 7 a.m. starts prompted West Metro to delay firefighter shift times by two hours

Eleven Salisbury firefighters were injured when a roof collapsed during an offensive attack on a house fire after a gas line explosion

FirstNet Compact Rapid Deployables, AT&T LEO Cell Trailers and LEO Emergency Communication Portables and AT&T Amphibious Vehicle are delivering connectivity

The Connecticut Fire Academy received AFG funding to modernize and expand SCBA equipment used to train recruits and support specialized programs statewide