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The Bobcat Fire double in size over the last week and is just 15% contained

Nautically themed tools prompt fire service leaders to expand resources and assess risk

Eleven boat occupants were safely evacuated; fire boats attacked the blaze with foam

Ohio State University researchers will conduct serological and molecular tests over a five-year period to study the virus' impact on first responders and their household contacts

Personal reflections on diagnosis, support systems, treatment, recovery and the path ahead

Paramedic Johnathan Harrison said a tragic incident on his job inspired him to create a device that would make 911 callers' homes more visible to first responders

Officials said Paterson firefighters at a rehab tent quickly moved out of the way to avoid being hit

Ogdensburg Firefighters IAFF Local 1799 claimed the instruction was an attempt to prevent public statements that conflicted with the city manager's viewpoints

Fire officials said departments had been permitted to render basic life support treatment through affiliate agreements for years

Officials said the 911eye system will equip first responders with important details about a scene, such as the color of smoke or severity of a car crash

Officials said the crash was due to a brake failure during maintenance

Whitehall Second Assistant Fire Chief James P. Brooks, 45, died Friday after suffering a torn aorta on the way to a fire call

Smokey Bear was right about humans being able to prevent many wildfires

The National Fallen Firefighters Foundation invites communities to participate in "Bells Across America for Fallen Firefighters" on the weekend of Oct. 4

East Corning Firefighter Ralph D. Miller previously served as chief for 14 years and helped lead the construction of the department's first firehouse in 1960

Bipartisan Emergency Wildfire and Public Safety Act addresses forest management, as Senators highlight wildfire destruction and need for change

First responders will be presumed to have contracted COVID-19 on-duty if there is an outbreak at their workplace

The four firefighter-EMTs were hired to help the department maintain consistent round-the-clock staffing

The U.S. Forest Service announced that a firefighter died Thursday while battling the El Dorado Fire in San Bernardino National Forest