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The device, designed by Hingham Firefighter Ryan Twombly, slides under burning vehicles to cool batteries from a distance

The man allegedly posed as an arson investigator, using a fake badge and a 1986 fire engine linked to the phony "Santa Muerte Fire Department" to access wildfire areas multiple times

The fire police officer was charged after allegedly following a woman, activating emergency lights and confronting her with a radio during a traffic dispute

Video from the Fall River Police Department details the challenges firefighters and police faced as they worked for over 40 minutes to save lives during the fire that killed 10

The lawsuit claims the elimination of BRIC grants will leave communities vulnerable to natural disasters and reduce federal support for disaster prevention

Firefighters across the Kansas City metro pulled more than 60 people from high water after torrential storms shattered local rainfall records

The 2025 Pat Tillman Award for Service acknowledged the commitment and selflessness of two L.A. firefighters who faced "apocalyptic" wildfire conditions

The search uncovered an engine registered to the “Santa Muerte Fire Department," which does not exsist

Authorities say Denton’s former fire chief submitted fraudulent documentation from 2021 to 2025 in an alleged effort to boost the fire department’s insurance rating

First responders saved more than 200 people during one of the worst engineering disasters in U.S. history

The 61-year-old man died after a lightning strike at an archery range during a Cub Scounts event, with other victims, including children, suffering burns and other injuries

After nine people died in a fire at an assisted living facility, Fall River officials and IAFF agreed to hire up to 20 more firefighters over the next two years

The proposed legislation is named in honor of fallen Kansas City firefighter/paramedic Graham Hoffman, who was fatally stabbed by a patient

Marble Falls Chief Michael Phillips never returned after responding to the deadly floods over the Independence Day weekend that killed more than 100 people

Firefighters reported multiple fire whirls, including a vortex that damaged a BLM engine, as extreme weather fueled rapid fire spread

Firefighter Jonathan Ashworth, 23, had served with Fire Protection District 4 since 2018

Westfield will begin charging for non-emergent responses, such as lift assists without injury, to help reduce unnecessary strain on EMS resources

Coeur d'Alene Fire Department Engineer David Tysdal begins specialized spinal recovery after surviving attack that killed two battalion chiefs

The two-year Department of Investigation probe will require biannual updates on environmental health risks first responders and survivors faced after the 2001 attacks

Nine residents at Gabriel House were killed and more than 30 were injured as crews, including 30 off-duty personnel, fought through chaos to evacuate the burning facility