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Nashville Firefighter Wayne Barry Jr. suffered a medical emergency at Fire Station 32

A divided Quincy City Council blocked funding for new turnout gear despite testing that found cancer-linked chemicals in the current equipment

First responders described pushing through to clear the Temple Israel synagogue in West Bloomfield Township, contain the suspect and evacuate children to safety

Retired firefighter and longtime motorsports safety official Billy Hurt was killed when two emergency vehicles collided while responding to a crash during a sprint car race

A deadly Queens fire that killed four, including a 3-year-old girl, is raising new questions about illegal housing conditions, overcrowding and ignored complaints

Firefighter Michael Altman, 32, died after suffering critical injuries while battling a Rogers Park apartment fire

Firefighter Mike Altman suffered second- and third-degree burns in a floor collapse while battling a fast-moving apartment fire

A Newark firefighter suffered burns during an early-morning apartment fire that left one victim in critical condition

A Providence firefighter was seriously injured after a 10-foot fall while responding to a power outage that trapped residents in an elevator

West Hurley First Assistant Chief Garry Chislett singlehandedly fought a fast-moving trailer fire, saving part of the home as crews were busy at a parade

A fast-moving four-alarm blaze in a Flushing building left four people dead, including a child, injured multiple residents and firefighters

Three people were killed and nine others, including five firefighters, were injured in a four-alarm fire in Queens

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