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Aurora officials are considering expanding where police and fire chiefs can live as the fire department remains under interim leadership and members call for stability.

Former Clark County Fire Captain Jimmy Johnson completed the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race despite entering the 11-month journey with little sailing experience

The three-mile Strength to Serve Challenge features 30 firefighter, EMS, police and 911-inspired obstacles, including hose hauls, victim drags, CPR and extrication tools

The campaign, “The Sacrifice Didn’t End on 9/11,” runs through Sept. 30 and coincides with the 25-year remembrance of the 9/11 terrorist attacks

The teen struck multiple vehicles before officers used spike strips to disable the stolen Nashville Fire Department brush truck

Stockton Engine 12 opens up at a house fire

Marion County Fire Rescue paramedic Clifton “Cliff” Murphy was honored with an Honor Walk after his family chose organ donation following his death

Shanksville firefighters who responded to the Flight 93 crash on 9/11 have spent the past 25 years opening their firehouse to the victims’ families and preserving a bond forged in tragedy

IAFF Local 64 is urging Wyandotte County officials to prioritize existing public safety funding for Kansas City Fire Department staffing as commissioners prepare the 2027 budget

Madison's Medic 1 will operate from downtown Fire Station 1, where nearly 3,800 EMS calls last year were handled by ambulances responding from other stations

Pittsburgh will use funding donated by Highmark Health to purchase eight engines and five ladder trucks as the city works to replace an aging fleet

A mayday was called during a Rowan County-area house fire that injured three firefighters, while a fire engine was heavily damaged in a separate highway crash hours later

San Francisco firefighters spent nearly three hours searching through a garbage truck before rescuing a man and transporting him to a trauma center

Former Bellingham firefighters, EMTs, police officers and other city employees fired for refusing a COVID-19 vaccine mandate are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review their case

The FDNY added 36 names to its World Trade Center Memorial Wall, bringing to 438 the number of fire and EMS members honored after dying from illnesses linked to Ground Zero

The Plaskett and Timber fires have forced evacuations and closed parks, businesses and a 50-mile stretch of Highway 1 as nearly 3,000 personnel battle the blazes

An off-duty firefighter pulled a driver from a burning vehicle after it struck multiple trees in Voluntown, but the driver died at the scene

Palm Bay officials found the lieutenant falsified clinical documentation and inaccurately reported hours and patient contacts in a paramedic program

FDNY researchers are seeking federal coverage for cardiovascular disease, cognitive decline and other conditions as firefighters and EMS members exposed to Ground Zero toxins age

Decatur Fire & Rescue’s new career-development plan establishes training, education, certification and experience requirements for firefighters seeking to advance through the ranks