- From firehouse to Fiji: Firefighters compete on ‘Survivor 48’
- Conn. students arrested for TikTok 'Chromebook Challenge' fire
- Mo. officials reject nearly $1M settlement in fatal fire truck crash
- LAFD's battalion chief aide postion is on the chopping block in city budget
- Inside the cab: Questions linger after Fla. apparatus crash with train
- 'Don't get in my way': New FEMA chief plans 'Mission Analysis' of nation's disaster management agency
- Dr. Reggie Freeman returns to talk higher education, plus Zam’s MBA
- Harassment, overtime fraud probes collide at top levels of Philadelphia Fire Department
- NIOSH: Activation of mental health crisis team beneficial in S.C. LODD
- Over 100 lives impacted through organ donation by slain Mo. FF/paramedic
Fire Captain Joe Hunter and Fire Lieutenant Chrissy Sarnowsky bring their firefighting skills and resilience to the latest season of CBS’s ‘Survivor.’
Two Southington High School students face arson charges for setting a Chromebook on fire, raising concerns about the viral TikTok trend’s growing risks in schools
Kansas City finance panel rejected a $915,000 payout to firefighter Dominic Biscari, who killed three people in a 2021 fire truck crash.
LAFD officials warn that cutting Emergency Incident Technician positions would endanger lives, stressing that the specialized firefighters do far more than drive chiefs
The driver was fired, but the department’s culture may still be on a collision course
FEMA’s new acting chief, a former Marine, warned staff not to resist upcoming changes and signaled a shift of more responsibility to states during a blunt first meeting
The chief gave Zam the boot to go back to school two years ago – and he did
A PFD commander is under investigation for harassment while two employees who made complaints against him face scrutiny over OT records
One of 13 NIOSH recommendations highlights the department’s proactive mental health response, including mandatory check-ins and peer-led crisis support
First responders gathered for the funeral of Kansas City Firefighter/Paramedic Graham Hoffman, whose legacy of service lives on through his organ donations