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Chicago’s new fireground SOP is a reminder for departments to review command roles, operational readiness and compliance before a critical incident forces change

Three Oshkosh Airport Products Striker ARFF vehicles will elevate fire response capabilities across Dulles International and Reagan National airports

Midpoint milestone for U.S. Road Rally brings continued momentum, expanded reach, and more opportunities for hands-on exploration of Pierce’s cutting-edge fire apparatus

Groton Capt. Whitney Teehan Jr. was remembered for his decades of dedication, community spirit and the generations of firefighters he helped inspire

Former Flint Fire Chief Raymond Barton is close to settling a lawsuit against the city and Mayor Sheldon Neeley, claiming he was wrongfully fired for refusing to alter findings after a 2022 blaze that killed two children

Federal agents executed a search warrant at Buckeye Fire Equipment Company in Kings Mountain as part of an ICE-led investigation into identity theft and illegal employment

The Ohio Supreme Court will decide whether to reinstate Leander Bissell’s murder conviction in the 2022 hit-and-run death of Cleveland firefighter Johnny Tetrick

Corpus Christi officials approved applying for a grant to help meet national staffing standards, but the required city match raises debate over potential tax increases or budget cuts

As triple-digit heat scorches the Eastern U.S., cities are seeing record highs, overwhelmed utilities, and a surge in heat-related illnesses

Steve Buscemi and 'Emergency!' actors Randolph Mantooth and Kevin Tighe produce "Into the Unknown," spotlighting the real-life experiences of EMS professionals.

Texas jury rules Royalton Chic resort liable for 2021 death of Arlington Firefighter Elijah Snow in Cancun.

Spokane firefighters are under review after allowing a cat and its owner inside a fire truck and displaying a Pride flag, sparking debate over policy, inclusion and political expression

Sen. Chuck Grassley has called on the DOJ to address severe delays in the Public Safety Officers’ Benefits program, which provides financial support to families of fallen and disabled first responders

A five-alarm house fire in the Bronx, caused by lithium-ion batteries, injured 13 first responders and two resident

Chicago Fire Department’s updated fireground operations policy, prompted by OSHA after a firefighter’s 2023 death, restricts entry by four-person crews unless victims are visible

Hernando County firefighters were attacked by a combative 74-year-old patient who pulled a gun, chased them out of a home and tried to steal their fire truck with a crew member still inside

Four Syracuse firefighters were treated for heat-related injuries, three hospitalized, while battling their second blaze in an hour during extreme temperatures

San Bernardino County fire officials tested a lightweight, battery-powered aircraft that could speed up emergency response in remote areas at a lower cost than helicopters

The city of Columbia claims the Irmo Fire District gave false accounts of the fatal Tropical Ridge apartment fire that killed firefighter James Muller

A baby was dramatically rescued after being dropped from a third-floor window, as more than 60 firefighters battled the blaze in extreme heat