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'Fake news': Fire marshal dismisses reports of gas canisters in north Idaho forests

Jason Blubaum, a deputy fire marshal based in Coeur d'Alene, said despite multiple calls reporting full gas canisters in the woods, none have been found

SC fire chief suspended after racially insensitive Facebook post

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McDonald Green Volunteer Fire Department Chief Francis Ghent's post suggested police should stop responding to Black neighborhoods

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Driver found, arrested after allegedly hitting Ga. firefighter at scene last month

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Police said the suspect was identified shortly after they released an image of him on Facebook

Ill. paramedics, retired fire lieutenant sued over photo of dying man

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The suit claims medics allowed the photo to be taken and that the retired lieutenant posted it online implying the man was a looter during civil unrest

Mich. FF terminated after allegedly posting police chief's phone number online

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The fired firefighter, who has ongoing racial discrimination suits against the department, reportedly criticized the chief over the shooting of a Black teen

Conn. fire marshal calls for investigation into PIO over Facebook comment about PPE

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Chesterfield Fire Company Public Information Officer Steven Frischling reportedly wrote a comment indicating he had taken a Tyvek suit from the first station for personal use

San Antonio FF suspended for writing 'F--- the police' on Facebook

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Records show the engineer stated he was angered by the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin at the time he made the post

Going live: ‘Captain Ben’ utilizes social media for station tours, safety education, fire prevention outreach

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From family fitness demonstrations to a helicopter ride-along, Orange County (Calif.) Fire Authority members are using all the tools at their disposal to reach the public

Del. FF charged with hate crime for message to medic

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Authorities allege the white firefighter sent a threatening meme referring to Black Lives Matter to a Black paramedic

Conn. fire lieutenant on leave after alleged post about retired department member

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The lieutenant is accused of disclosing protected health information in the post on Facebook

Firefighters face consequences following troubling social media posts about protests

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Disparaging posts send local officials scrambling to rebuild trust during already tense times

2 Mass. FD officers allege racism, harassment in lawsuit

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The district chief and lieutenant claim firefighters posted racist social media posts, promoted violence against minorities and made threats against them

Tenn. fire lieutenant fired for 'threatening' posts

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An internal investigation that began last year found that Lt. Charlie Thomason's Facebook posts went against Chattanooga's ethics policy and code of conduct