Line of Duty Death

Policies, culture and a lack of experienced firefighters have officials worried about future risks for fighting wildfires

Mineral Point Fire Department Captain Brian Busch and Firefighter James Ludlum were in a fire truck when a semi-tractor trailor hit the apparatus

Jonathan Flagler was a 21-year fire service veteran and the father of two teen boys

The Mineral Point Fire Department crew was attempting to turn into an emergency crossover lane when the crash occurred

Lt. Joe Maiello "was beloved [by] his fellow firefighters and fire officers," said FDNY-Fire Officers Association President James McCarthy

As we reflect on another year gone by, we remember the firefighters who gave their lives in service and protection of their communities

From Operation Warp Speed to debate over vaccine rollout, efficacy and immunity impacts

With the 2020 event canceled due to COVID, the 2021 return to Emmitsburg recognized two years of American fire service LODDs

Zechariah Cartledge runs 1 mile for each firefighter, EMT, cop and corrections officer killed on duty

A grand jury indicted a Mass. man on charges of second-degree murder and arson; the criminal case is ongoing

Sedgwick Volunteer Fire Department Chief Wes Adams was airlifted to a hospital in critical condition before succumbing to his injuries

Two of Davies' sons now serve as firefighters in the city

Alvin Suriel "saved an untold number of lives in his time as an EMT and paramedic, and through his inspirational leadership,” said FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro

Garrett Ramos, 38, is the city of Sterling’s first firefighter to die in the line of duty

The death of Vincent Malveaux, who also served the department as an EMT, is under investigation