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In addition to being known for his “Station 51, KMG365" line, Norrell wrote four episodes of ‘Emergency!’
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The actor worked as a firefighter from 1980 to 1984, and returned to his department to help the week after the 9/11 attacks
“Medal of Honor: Stories of Courage” delves into themes such as what defines a hero, why individuals risk their lives for others and the nature of sacrifice
You don’t have to roll out a red carpet, but there are a few extra considerations for caring for celebrities, politicians and other high-profile individuals in the public spotlight
While celebrities should be treated just like any other patient, there are unique privacy and media challenges to consider
TV can help to tell the story of the fire service as it really is – and as it could be
Firefighter Caleb Drummond, 21, nephew of celebrity chef Ree Drummond, was responding to a fire at the family ranch
Firefighters and EMS providers from the Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 106 described the extrication process and lessons learned
Los Angeles County Fire Chief Daryl Osby said Woods was trapped in the car, and fire crews got him out of the car using a tool for prying and an axe
Santa’s usual around-town greetings are hampered by social distancing, but fire departments are helping him spread some holiday cheer – at a safe distance
Check out this list, and find a book for the special first responders in your life to curl up with next to the fireplace
Holiday decor can brighten the firehouse and bring some holiday spirit to the community
Former Halesite Volunteer Fire Department Firefighter Sarah Apgar invented the Steel Hose to help fill a gap in strength training
Tony Imbrenda filed a retaliation lawsuit, alleging he was demoted for refusing to fully cooperate with an investigation into graphic photos taken of the crash site
“Just keep moving,” Firefighter Heidi Charest told herself during the finals of the Firefighter Combat Challenge World Championships
Two Spokane County Fire District 8 firefighters raised the flag in honor of all members who battled the devastating wildfires in the state in September
Are you a casual fan or a firefighter film expert? Test your knowledge with this quiz on firefighters who became actors
Chief Ralph Terrazas tweeted the gear news after LA’s baseball team secured a spot in the championship series
Learn the Zen-like techniques to stay grounded while navigating danger and comforting others
Chisum Joe Johnson and his dog Kepo will appear on the unscripted series, which resembles a sort of “Amazing Race” for canines and their humans
The actress interviewed Upper McKenzie Fire and Rescue Chief Christiana Rainbow Plews on her show before presenting her with a $10,000 check
Weishel has created numerous sculptures to honor fire, police and military services
Reflecting on September 11, years after the tragedy that took so many first responders’ lives
The actor thanked Ridgefield FD volunteer firefighters for their service during the pandemic with pairs of his newly released sneakers
Meet the firefighters who moved out of the station house and towards the bright lights of Hollywood
Attorney Lance J. LoRusso helps firefighters navigate OPS and discipline cases
Considering the actions taken during a California wildfire that led to firefighters’ entrapment
‘This is the answer why we are God’s chosen’: A fire captain shares feelings about the job during a dark time of his life
North Metro Rescue Fire District Firefighter Matt Chan was initially selected as an alternate player, but ended up competing because another athlete got injured and could not participate
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Several firefighters starring in Pete Davidson’s film “The King of Staten Island” had worked with Davidson’s father, Firefighter Scott Davidson, who was killed on 9/11
Sargent talks military comparisons, personnel issues and the lost art of fire service storytelling
Lt. Michael Davidson was killed on March 23, 2018, after he was overcome by toxic smoke in the basement of a building being used as a film set
A proposed bill would impose a penalty of up to a year in jail and $5,000 in fines for first responders who take unauthorized photos of crime or accident victims
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