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Keene firefighters were briefly trapped during a house fire and suffered burns

Phoenicia Fire District Commissioner Michael J. Ryan suffered cardiac arrest while assisting with an injured hiker call

Oshkosh Firefighter/Paramedic Tom Diener died in a crash while traveling for work with two other Oshkosh firefighters

Grand Blanc Township trustees voted to add a full-time firefighter as fire officials cite safety concerns following a deadly church shooting and fire

A standoff with a suicidal man stranded thousands of drivers, prompting safety concerns and criticism over traffic management

Students sheltered in place for hours as police searched academic buildings and neighborhoods around the Ivy League campus for the shooter

Philadelphia Fire Department’s second-highest-ranking official has been demoted amid probes, as the city faces scrutiny for withholding records

San Jose’s auditor is calling for stricter policies on drug storage, inventory checks and handoffs for controlled substances used on medical calls

Charlotte Fire Department keeps the historic pompier ladder climb alive

Backed by a $2.35M FEMA grant, the department is rolling out 1,100 sets of UL-certified, PFAS-free ensembles

Costa Mesa Fire & Rescue opened a state-of-the-art training facility featuring live-fire burn rooms, smoke-filled search spaces, rappelling props and a water-reclamation system

Medical experts say the disease risk from a Baltimore County paramedic’s alleged contamination of co-workers’ food and items is minimal, but firefighters report significant anxiety and uncertainty

Wichita police say a man tried to break into multiple EMS vehicles, forced his way into an apartment to film firefighters performing CPR on a patient, then stole a department vehicle

A damaged underground gas line in Ashland triggered a powerful explosion and fire

MagneGrip offers FREE CAD design services to help departments get airflow right from the start

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Starting in July 2026, Carmel firefighters will shift to a 48/96 schedule, a move leaders say could improve sleep, recovery and work-life balance

Birmingham City Council has approved a three-year, $170,000 agreement with Axon to lease cameras, with footage to be used for training and incident investigations

An experienced backpacker had to be rescued after sinking thigh-deep in cold, flowing sand during a trek in Arches National Park

Reauthorization will ensure public safety’s voice in guiding the evolution of emergency communications