- Protecting the promise made to 9/11 victims
- What Firefighters Want in 2026: Time to Train
- Rejected Mich. fire, EMS, police millages put public safety funding at risk
- Fla. fire department plans drone delivery of whole blood to trauma scenes
- From luxury to necessity
- Trump approves FEMA relief for Wash. wildfires
- Arson suspect arrested as Wash. battles devastating wildfires
- Webinar: Building better stations on a tighter budget
- Learning from serious injuries: NIOSH updates guidelines for investigation requests
- The Disaster Generation demands a new response system
The history of the Zadroga Act — named in honor of NYPD Officer James Zadroga — spotlights the hard-won battle to secure care and reaffirms why the program must have the resources to fulfill its mission
More than 1,300 firefighters speak up about the quality of training, how training is evaluated and what stands in the way of training more often
Six communities are heading back to voters after rejected public safety millages left first responders facing potential staffing, equipment and service cuts
The proposed Hillsborough County program would serve a 70-square-mile area and is expected to deliver blood in under three minutes on average
Some station features deemed merely “nice-to-haves” have a powerful impact on firefighter health and performance
The declaration covers six counties and tribal nations, helping fund evacuations, shelters, search and rescue, and other emergency response efforts
Authorities say a citizen tip led to the suspect's arrest in connection with the Old Trails Fire, one of three uncontained wildfires that have destroyed at least 700 buildings
The chief's guide to budget-conscious station design
Prioritization guidelines now include serious injury investigation selection criteria
Fire departments must look beyond local risks and build systems capable of anticipating threats and mobilizing resources nationwide