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Crews have thinned forests, conducted burns and planted thousands of seedlings to reduce fire risk after fires killed nearly 20% of the world’s giant sequoias

The proclamation honors firefighters who died in the line of duty and calls for U.S. flags to fly at half-staff on May 3

The 12-hour regional exercise tested multi-agency rescue response across the state, including swift-water and collapse scenarios

Medina County crews used a rescue sling and grain sleeve to free the man, who was buried chest-deep in corn

Police say the man threatened to shoot Cobb County firefighters who were working a medical emergency, then backed his car into their rig

The Martin Volunteer Fire Department chief said a firefighter violated department policy and patient privacy rules by recording at an injury crash

Newly released footage shows officers thrown back by a fiery explosion before recovering and helping children escape the collapsing home

With hurricane season and the World Cup approaching, the agency reinstated employees and extended contracts to shore up its workforce

The bipartisan package funds most of Homeland Security, but leaves immigration enforcement money for a separate GOP budget fight

Police say a man broke into his estranged wife’s home before a powerful explosion destroyed the Queens house

Citing staffing challenges and sustainability concerns, Lexington city leaders moved emergency response to the Spring Lake Park-Blaine-Mounds View Fire Department

Madison firefighters say the curious child likely crawled into the prize machine through the retrieval window and was freed within minutes

Police say the suspect took a Boulder Fire-Rescue engine minutes after his release and fled before being slowed down by stop sticks

Salisbury officials cite financial pressures as unions and residents push back against a proposal affecting firefighters, police and other employees

A former Spencerport firefighter faces up to one year in jail for how he tried to remove a cat from a tree in 2025

A World Trade Center steel beam will travel more than 10,500 miles before returning to Ground Zero for the 25th remembrance of 9/11

Union says a Chelmsford firefighter critically injured during part-time academy work lacks coverage, raising broader concerns about benefits and liability

IAFF Local 64 cites safety, contract and leadership concerns, while Fire Chief Dennis Rubin disputes the claims

Carmel firefighters will participate in a pilot program that helps crews navigate smoke-filled buildings and livestream video to incident commanders

Fire officials say doors left open allowed smoke and heat to spread rapidly through a stairwell, trapping residents in a five-alarm blaze