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Firefighters and EMS providers from the Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 106 described the extrication process and lessons learned

Nearly 50 people were displaced in the blaze at a two-story residential building

The man is suspected in multiple arson fires and Molotov cocktail bombings targeting EMS facilities throughout the state

Beyond updating the EFO program, Gabliks seeks to increase outreach and communication between the NFA and its partners communities

The proposal faced pushback from several Brevard County commissioners and the local fire union

More than 100 firefighters and 26 fire engines responded to the blaze in Compton

The Squad A truck, which responded to the blaze and has been missing for 73 years, will be welcomed back by relatives of the fallen Brockton firefighters

Officials said two firefighter-paramedics were on board at the time of the shooting

Contra Costa County Firefighter Karl Taugher's put his training into action when he realized he and his wife wouldn't get to the hospital in time

The Mangohick firefighters were responding to a non-emergency medical call when the crash occurred

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St. Louis Firefighter-EMT Demetris "Al" Alfred told the president his biggest concern was financial support to avoid layoffs and budget cuts

Reidville and Clear Spring Firefighter Tyler Warfield, 23, was between consecutive shifts when the crash occurred

The woman, reportedly Chapel Hill Fire Inspector Larry "Donnie" Donnell Morrisey's ex-fiancée, was found dead with her daughter at a separate scene

The Detroit Fire Department is investigating after firefighters allegedly traveled to a party in the apparatus and consumed alcohol while on duty

Three of the firefighters were hurt by falling concrete when a portion of the garage collapsed

Union leaders said the man unexpectedly attacked one of the firefighters from behind, causing injuries

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We must review our incidents with honesty or we’ll never be able to improve as a fire service