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City leaders say booming population and new industry could push Greensboro to 400,000 residents, requiring major fire department expansion by 2040

Bartenders, hotel workers and taxi drivers who serve as volunteer firefighters run drills to prepare for protecting Michigan’s historic Mackinac Island

This order marks the first Pierce High Flow Industrial Pumper to enter service outside the United States

The primary update to both SCBA models is a regulatory change to the End-of-Service-Time Indicator, adjusting the low-air alarm set point to more accurately reflect the rated cylinder volume

Federal investigators say the officer had recently returned to duty after a stroke and heart failure diagnosis, highlighting gaps in return-to-work medical clearance

A Boston firefighter suffered cardiac arrest during a fire in Hyde Park

Advocates and lawmakers warn staffing shortages at the World Trade Center Health Program are causing treatment delays for sick 9/11 responders and survivors

Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore, the first former EMT to lead the FDNY, reflects on the department’s uneasy 1996 merger with EMS

The Cleveland Firefighters Hockey Fest honored five fallen Ohio firefighters, including EMT and recruit Symeon S. Williams Sr., who died during fire academy training in 2025

The new Quick Response Unit designation allows Ferndale firefighters to respond to medical calls and reduce long ambulance wait times in their rural community

The new free service notifies trained Danville community members when someone nearby is in cardiac arrest, helping start CPR and locate an AED

Therapy dogs from the nonprofit Go Team give first responders, dispatchers a chance to decompress from the emotional toll of emergency calls

Video posted to social media showed three firefighters bailing out from the second floor at the Falls of Point West Apartments

UL FSRI researchers used full-scale residential fire experiments to show how simultaneous interior/exterior attack and post-knockdown ventilation can improve firefighter safety and victim survival

Kansas City firefighters rescued three residents from a burning apartment in the Independence Plaza neighborhood

After two hours behind closed doors, the Loveland Fire Rescue Authority board delayed a final decision on Chief Sendelbach, who has been on paid leave since Jan. 28.

Members of three chapters teamed up for search training using built props designed to simulate real conditions

Authorities say an armed man rammed a vehicle into Temple Israel in West Bloomfield Township before being fatally shot by security

Massachusetts National Guard Maj. Mark Garcia, a Boston firefighter assigned to Engine 50, is recovering overseas after the attack

Two Ashtabula County departments will use more than $21,000 in state equipment grants to purchase SCBA and battery-powered tools