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Training proved critical when a Castle Rock firefighter fell through the floor at a house fire
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San Bernardino’s increased staffing of four firefighters per truck plus an added medic squad proved crucial in the swift rescue of a young girl trapped in a burning home
Firefighters Jonathan Guzman and Darren Jones, along with Captain Edward Escamilla, were burned after becoming trapped during an apartment fire
The West Bloomfield Township fire marshal said no adults were home at the time of the fire
A second and third alarm were quickly struck as the fire extended into all floors and the roof of the four-story building in Jamaica Plain
The Amarillo Fire Department will be purchasing six new fire engines and two ladder trucks as part of a long-term replacement plan
Kentwood’s new $668K training building will have burn rooms, a maze system, temperature monitoring and a forcible entry door
Explaining a boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion, how it occurs and how it can be prevented
At least 22 people were injured when the Jet Rescue Air Ambulance plane crashed shortly after takeoff
Army Corps of Engineers Colonel Francis B. Pera said a “dignified recovery” of the victims takes precedence over all else
Maplewood firefighters saved two unconscious young children trapped inside a Vadnais Heights house fire
In 2024, the program funded upgrades to nine first responder facilities, including sheriff’s offices and dispatch centers
The Jet Rescue Air Ambulance, carrying a child patient, passenger and four crew members, crashed shortly after takeoff, engulfing several homes in flames
D.C. Fire Chief John Donnelly Sr. said the wreckage of the plane’s fuselage will probably have to be pulled from the water to get all the bodies
Boulder’s new Station 3 was designed to separate toxins from living quarters and honor fallen firefighters
Authorities say the fire captain used his role as an EMT instructor to inappropriately touch students under the guise of medical assessments
Six of the firefighters were students or former students at the University of Montana