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Dispatch logs show firefighters reported "nothing showing" and cleared a call at the earlier Lachman Fire, despite LAFD leaders’ statements that crews returned to "cold-trail" the burn area

Vincent Hayes’ birthday visit to Disneyland turned into a lifesaving mission when the young firefighter jumped from a stalled train to perform CPR

Backed by a $3.3M federal grant, the program will launch in New York and Texas to equip providers with tools to manage stress before symptoms arise

A vintage 1977 VW Type 2 microbus that became a viral symbol of resilience after emerging from the Palisades Fire almost unscathed has been fully restored by Volkswagen

Anchorage is rewriting its nearly 20-year-old community wildfire protection plan to better assess neighborhood risk

Norfolk Southern is partnering with Youngstown State University to build and operate a training center near East Palestine to prepare firefighters for train derailments

Effingham firefighters are trading time at home for a station potluck and ensuring the community still has coverage over the holiday

A five-alarm fire swept through a Tai Po housing complex, racing along bamboo scaffolding and trapping elderly residents

Byron Township’s second fire station, staffed with six new full-time firefighters, is already cutting response times and easing call volume

Delayed, late alerts and widespread misrouted notifications have renewed concerns over the reliability of the region’s emergency warning systems

The company’s growth underscores the demand for streamlined public safety operations supported by real-time data

Senate Bill 241 would penalize municipalities that unsuccessfully challenge Palumbo Act cancer claims

The Covington Fire Department welcomed 13 new firefighters after graduates completed a rigorous 13-week academy

A $22,500 contribution from Eli Lilly and construction partners will fund training and equipment for the Lebanon Fire Department’s new trench rescue technicians

Colts linemen Danny Pinter and Matt Goncalves and Eagles tight end Grant Calcaterra are raising funds for the NFFF and FRCE

Wildland Supervisor Dana Turner was seriously hurt when a 70-foot fir tree fell on her, crushing her femur and injuring her lower back

The union representing New York City firefighters is calling for a full investigation after officials uncovered documents on Ground Zero health hazards that the city had long claimed did not exist

A proposed move from a 24/48 to a 24/72 schedule is gaining momentum after more than 86% of surveyed Lubbock residents backed the change

Northampton Captain Michael Booke suffered a cardiovascular event during a water rescue training course

A fire that began below deck on the One Henry Hudson burned roughly 100 cargo containers and triggered a temporary shelter-in-place order