Riots

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

A Facebook post by the Glen Echo Fire Department detailed how its members treated officers who were beaten and seriously injured

A charge of disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds was filed in the District of Columbia against Andrew Williams, a Sanford firefighter

The firefighter was reportedly photographed among the mob inside the Capitol and was placed on leave during the probe

A woman who was killed by police was part of a crowd that was breaking down the doors to a barricaded room. Three other people died from medical emergencies during the protest

One woman was shot by the U.S. Capitol Police, and three others died in “medical emergencies,” per DC police

Chief Richard Carrizzo shared several resources to help fire and EMS chiefs prepare for an uptick in disturbances

While we don’t know what we will wake up to on Nov. 4, we must focus on professionalism, choosing to help, not acting as accelerant

Firefighters face new threats, prompting additional collaboration with public safety partners and needs for enhanced technology