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The Maryland congresswoman’s FLAME and RESCUE Acts would repay departments for travel costs lost during the NFA’s shutdown under federal spending cuts

First responders from Southgate and neighboring agencies evacuated residents amid heavy flames at American House

President Freddy Escobar alleges Mayor Karen Bass retaliated after he publicly said LAFD was underfunded during January’s Palisades fire

A new Tri-Share-style initiative will cover two-thirds of childcare costs for Kansas City police, firefighters and EMS workers

After a 13-month closure, the historic Reading Area Fire Museum building has reopened with new upgrades

Grant cuts, new rules and a shutdown freeze are stalling hires and training, putting disaster readiness at risk

The American Heart Association's 2025 update to CPR and ECC introduces new algorithms and protocols aimed at boosting EMS and bystander effectiveness

Check out the working end of some of Denver's engine companies

Washington County–Johnson City EMS is mourning the loss of veteran EMT Fred Kemp after a training accident

SAFER, AFG funds will help the Fullerton Fire Department restore ALS, reduce response times and launch a wellness program

Members of the McKinney Fire Department’s Technical Rescue Team called the dramatic operation a once-in-a-lifetime rescue

Jefferson firefighters who quit in protest after new leadership took over were reinstated following a heated council meeting that also led to the city administrator’s resignation

One resident escaped by climbing to the roof of the Freeport building with four children and her 76-year-old mother before crossing to a neighboring building

These stores and restaurants are showing their gratitude to fire and EMS professionals with an abundance of discounts

Steven Garcia intercepted the barefoot climber nearly 900 feet up, then held him until firefighters from Affton, Maplewood and Mehlville lifted both down safely

Mansfield Deputy Chief Kevin Danielson rushed in without an air pack to pull three people from a burning home

Haines City firefighters say a 79-year-old man became combative during treatment and produced a firearm

Organizations say the ongoing shutdown has left federal firefighters working without pay, blocked vital fire and EMS grants, and cut Medicare ambulance reimbursements

About 100 firefighters battled a stubborn blaze at General Motors’ 150,000-square-foot Pasadena facility

Coconino fire officer Trueheart Brown, who manages wildfire operations across northern Arizona, has emerged as one of Flagstaff’s standout ultra-runners