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New EXO 8 monitor designed to protect organizations, workers and communities with unprecedented early threat identification

Firefighters methodically cut away pieces of the car as one of two plans to extricate the driver

CAL FIRE Riverside County Battalion Chief Mike Martinez said it was surreal to find the woman walking down the street amid the flames

A fire consumed a four-story building in the Frankford neighborhood

Lowell Fire Chief Phil Charron said one firefighter had to bail out a window due to the intense fire conditions

Owensboro Firefighter Tyler Grant was recommended by department and city leaders for the Blue Angels’ ”Key Influencer” program

Shaping the future of drone technology with advanced AI for autonomy and swarming

Three wildfires have burned over 100,000 acres combined and injured several firefighters

The driver of Norristown Quint 27 raised a ground ladder to occupants awaiting rescue

Two firefighters were injured while battling a fire that destroyed three boats in Keyport

Peterborough Fire and Rescue has teamed up with the ConVal chapter of End 68 Hours of Hunger to provide schoolchildren with secure weekend food

Among the recipients of the mortgage payouts are the families of NYC DOC Capt. Gennaro "Jerry" Cariello, CO Jonathan Latta, and FDNY Firefighter Robert Welsh III

A station captain later told investigators that Firefighter Carlon had voiced concerns his harasser would one day shoot and kill him.

Chesterfield County firefighters found the surprising cause of an oven explosion

Firefighter Thomas Gambino marks 20 years with the FDNY this year, carrying on the legacy of his father

The Airport Fire in Orange County has burned more than 30 square miles

The National Fallen Firefighters Foundation has set a goal to expand the number of states participating to 50 by 2025

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are both expected to attend 9/11 observances in New York and Pennsylvania

Multiple mayoral administrations, including Eric Adams', have withheld the documents, fearing their release could trigger a wave of lawsuits from first responders

The FDNY Fire Officers Association warns the WTC Health Program may stop accepting members by 2028