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Greenville firefighters with at least five years of service will receive annual occupational cancer screenings at no cost

A Tomball firefighter experiences a traditional rite of passage

Partnership brings CRG's responder-ready building intelligence into LeoCommand for faster, more coordinated response

Authorities identified a man who was killed in an explosion at a Miami-Dade Fire Rescue maintenance facility that also injured four others

Burlington firefighters responded to a sounding alarm at a foreclosed home, but crews reported no visible smoke or fire and did not force entry

After a rooftop fire knocked out power at Tacoma’s Temple Theatre, city inspectors discovered unpermitted apartments inside the historic building

The Norwich Township chief says a state law fast-tracking private power projects has left first responders without access to critical planning information for a new fuel-cell facility serving an Amazon data center

Crews were ordered out of the facility after flames reached an ammonia line, causing the chemical to begin off-gassing

The 2,400-mile tour will carry a seven-foot tribute to first responders from New York to cities across the country ahead of America250 and the 9/11 25-year remembrance

Strong winds pushed a fast-moving wildfire into a Spokane-area neighborhood, drawing a multiagency response from Washington and Idaho firefighters

Easton officials are evaluating staffing, inspections and response procedures after a NIOSH report on the Hotel Hampton fire

A new policy tightens when Buffalo firefighters can temporarily serve in higher-ranking positions during shifts

A business jet carrying six people crashed and caught fire on a highway near Laredo, prompting dramatic rescue efforts by bystanders

One person was killed after an explosion sparked a fire at a Miami-Dade Fire Rescue facility used to fuel and maintain department vehicles

Cook County prosecutors dropped charges in an alleged arson and insurance fraud scheme connected to the 2023 fire that killed Chicago Firefighter Jermaine Pelt

Seven St. Louis County municipalities have agreed to fund a study examining whether combining their fire departments could improve emergency response, reduce costs and address staffing challenges

Fire departments across the Midlands worked together as crews faced a 2-alarm apartment and a rollover crash with entrapment

Funding will support emergency response capabilities and emergency operations centers nationwide

"Charge into Fire Safety: Safe Charging Is a Superpower" focuses on the everyday charging habits that can help reduce the risk of lithium-ion battery fires

The new World Trade Center Retired Responders Memorial Wall honors 154 retired FDNY members who assisted in rescue and recovery efforts after Sept. 11 and later died from WTC-related illnesses