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A Rockdale County firefighter died after being ejected from a fire truck while responding to a call

"Jessica’s Law" is named after Jessica Ebbighausen, whose family was initially ineligible for survivor benefits because she was still in training when she was killed in an on-duty crash

NFPA and IAFC will support the new Secretariat structure, while UL Research Institutes will lead research and learning initiatives between Congresses

Tracy firefighters found inoperable sprinklers and low-pressure hydrants as flames consumed a 1 million-square-foot distribution center

The reduction in funding includes the proposed “reallocation” of all members from Fire Station 6, a rapid response unit

High winds forced crews to evacuate the structure just before the roof collapsed

The Engine 33 crew accessed the rear of the home, advanced a 400' hoseline to the second floor and helped extinguish attic fire

The study found awareness gaps among potential recruits, and highlighted mentorship and family engagement as keys to retention

A Republican-backed bill package would create new penalties for people who come within 25 feet of first responders and interfere with, threaten or harass them

Here’s how to participate in the hands-on training social media challenge

South Spartanburg Fire District footage shows crews making entry, attacking the fire and conducting a window-initiated search

The group of Gaines Township firefighters and officers walked out after the township board appointed a new fire chief over the former interim chief

Seelyville Fire Chief Harold Osborn died after a cardiovascular event hours after responding to a medical emergency

Integration brings real-time drone telemetry into LeoCommand, enabling faster coordination and more informed decision-making for public safety agencies

Columbus approved nearly $3 million for repairs, but advocates say mold, asbestos, water damage and failing infrastructure show the problems go much further

Firefighters believe the Waipahu condominium fire may have involved a lithium-ion battery

A San Jose fire engineer collected more than $1 million in overtime pay since 2023 as staffing shortages, rising call volume and paramedic vacancies continue to drive overtime costs

Fire departments and EMS providers across west-central Illinois received funding through the Illinois Small Equipment Grant Program

A Baltimore County volunteer firefighter faces felony and misdemeanor charges after being accused of groping a colleague and watching her shower

Fire departments across west-central Illinois will receive funding through the Volunteer Fire Capacity Grant Program