Riots

Robert Sanford left the Chester Fire Department a month after the Capitol attack

A risk management firm depicts a breakdown in planning and communications that left city employees confused about who was in charge

The department details what its members faced that day and thank DC police for their work to protect the U.S. Capitol

Sanford Firefighter Andrew Williams pleaded guilty to misdemeanor disorderly conduct and faces up to 6 months in prison

The chief officers, firefighters, EMTs and paramedics who responded to the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol describe responding to the ill and injured

In the video, department members recall stolen supplies, being spat on while treating the injured

Michael J. Rusyn, 35, is likely to finalize a plea deal with federal agents, his lawyer said

EMS providers know positional asphyxiation can kill, and have a professional and moral obligation to object to it

Other bills still up for consideration include one increasing penalties for assaulting first responders and one that aims for more police accountability

Hundreds defied curfew during the second night of tensions in a Minneapolis suburb

The ACLU of Ohio said some parts of the legislation could have a chilling effect on free speech

Minneapolis-area 911 officials are hoping to avoid problems that hampered responses to riots last year

Prosecutors say the recently-retired FDNY member sent a selfie to a friend from the rotunda of the Capitol

Federal officials recommended reviewing resources on situational awareness, communication and preparation of personnel and apparatus ahead of the upcoming inauguration

Robert Sanford is accused of being the man seen on video throwing an extinguisher that hit three officers at the Capitol riot