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Hosted by Roanoke PFFA Local 4084, the hands-on training honed forcible entry, vertical ventilation and VES skills while honoring Capt. Michael Reedy

The agreement mirrors 5% FOP raises, preserves staffing and unlocks hundreds of millions in retro pay pending union and City Council approval

Investigators say the 71-year-old shot two neighbors outside his Glenwood home, set the house ablaze and later died at a burn unit

A kitchen fire at London Belle spread through century-old buildings in the nightlife district, injuring three firefighters and forcing a defensive attack

Faced with near-zero visibility, Portland firefighters entered the burning house twice, rescuing both occupants and escaping uninjured

The agency levied a $640 penalty after determining safety lapses contributed to the death of a Wethersfield firefighter when a utility terrain vehicle flipped during a brush fire

The blaze injured two Macomb Township firefighters and drew aid from five communities, highlighting Local 5023’s staffing concerns

A single-engine plane veered out of control while landing at Kalispell City Airport, smashing into parked aircraft and sparking a runway fire, but all four aboard escaped with minor injuries

U.S. Steel says it is still investigating the blast as hospitals report treating at least 10 workers, including burn victims, from the 1,400-employee Mon Valley plant

The blasts at U.S. Steel’s Mon Valley Works killed one worker, left at least two unaccounted for and injured dozens as black smoke billowed over the Pittsburgh area

Investigation highlights the risks of post-suppression overhaul and origin-and-cause operations

A bronze statue of Corey Comperatore now greets visitors at the Butler Farm Show, honoring the volunteer firefighter who died protecting his family

Roughly 170 FDNY and EMS personnel battled the Queens blaze, which left three firefighters seriously hurt

An early-morning blaze ripped through a Waldorf home, leaving one survivor and injuring a firefighter

All 179 inmates were evacuated from Rifle prison as the 167-square-mile wildfire spread

A former Gabriel House resident injured in the fire that killed 10 people, is suing the facility’s owner and its fire safety contractor for negligence

More than 100 volunteers joined police, firefighters, EMS and school staff in Springfield for a full-scale drill designed to test emergency response

Four teens sprang into action after spotting a garage fire on their way home from prom, helping a family evacuate safely and earning praise from local firefighters

Salem firefighters and their families built 10 beds for children in need as part of a $3,500 donation to A Bed for Every Child

Agency coordinators will enroll staff statewide as part of a program that enhances training, technology and operational consistency