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A Tullahassee VFD firefighter was knocked down twice while working to extinguish a structure fire

Scott firefighters raced to a woods-edge blaze and found a 50-by-30-foot camp built from fridges, tires and AC units, erupting in explosions

Deputy Chief John Russell likened the reason to “a salmon swimming upstream” as dozens of firefighters were moving in, and the injured firefighter was trying to get out

Chiefs say Dr. Carl Schultz endangers patients, demoralizes crews by refusing prehospital blood transfusions, ketamine, magnesium and opioid-care pilots already used statewide

Colorado Springs firefighters found the man during a search of the former Bayou Seafood & BBQ site

The state-of-the-art facility combines two former frehouses and adds a public community room, signaling the city’s broader vision for neighborhood first-responder hubs

D.C. Fire and EMS Department firefighters train to rescue occupants in areas unreachable by ground or aerial ladders

Super Vac and Command Light have named 30-year fire-service veteran Tom Houlihan as Northeast regional sales manager

Locust Grove PD broke into a burning home, encountering a knife-wielding man before discovering a woman with fatal burns and freeing two adults and a child locked in a bedroom

Lodi's Pierce tiller will help firefighters tackle emergencies on narrow city streets and tall structures

The appeals court agreed Snohomish Regional Fire and Rescue faced undue hardship if it excused the unvaccinated crew members, citing safety, staffing and operational risks during the pandemic

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In the Newbern’s first election in six decades, Firefighter Patrick Braxton won 66–26 to end the legal fight that once locked him out of city hall

A LAFD ambulance was involved in the first crash while transporting a patient

A Fort Worth firefighter sustained multiple injuries and was flown to Parkland Health in Dallas

Durham firefighters pulled a victim and two dogs from a burning home, giving one dog oxygen in a video that’s garnered 1,000+ reactions

Damaged containers of hair and nail products ignited a toxic blaze, drawing firefighters, hazmat teams and precautionary evacuations in Yonkers

The fast-moving 6-5 Fire scorched more than 4,000 acres, forcing evacuations in the Gold Rush town of Chinese Camp

A blaze at North Howard Street and West Fayette Street leveled one building, damaged two others and halted nearby light-rail service

Veteran wildland firefighters say the unprecedented raid at the Bear Gulch fire undermined trust on the fire line, raising fears that crews could face immigration checks while battling active blazes