Wildfire and Wildland-Urban Interface
A game camera owner warned Scarborough firefighters about traps at the site, where holes and other deterrents had been set up to protect belongings
The arrests came during a federal investigation that led the Bureau of Land Management to end contracts with two Oregon-based forestry companies
Border Patrol said two firefighters who were in the country illegally were detained during an ID check at the Bear Gulch Fire after BLM terminated contracts with their employers
A granite bench in Oakland’s Firestorm Memorial Garden now bears the name of fallen Oakland Fire Battalion Chief James M. Riley Jr.
Massive prescribed burn efforts are underway across the West to prepare for a fire season that’s expected to be even worse than last year′s record-shattering one
The state has already seen 900 more fires this year than it did at the same last year
Officials said the prescribed burn on private land in St. Johns County jumped containment lines due to unexpected wind conditions
Officials said the Stafford firefighter was drifting in and out of consciousness as a rescue team aided her
Turlock firefighters rescued three dogs after a two-acre grass fire spread to a nearby home
Union members said low pay, competition with other departments and longer fire seasons have hampered hiring efforts
One firefighter suffered minor injuries and 1,000 residents were evacuated due to the 1,325-acre Pacific Palisades Fire
The Palisades Fire has forced the evacuation of more than 1,000 people and demonstrates what fire officials say is a never-ending fire threat
Atascadero firefighter battled the blaze from the exterior, including flames that spread to half an acre of vegetation
The multi-million dollar Global SuperTanker may be converted into a freighter to quickly ship PPE and vaccines
Laramie County Fire District #2 Assistant Chief Charles “Chuck” Scottini was battling wildfires in Colorado when he contracted the virus
East Dover Fire Company District Chief Brian Sauers went into cardiac arrest while battling the blaze
Environmental engineers said that higher temperatures, less air moisture and higher frequency of human-caused fires have contributed to the change
South Dakota investigators believe the blaze started as a permitted burn that was not completely put out
Let’s do this: Structural collapse rescue, vertical ventilation, bailout maneuvers and more
Selinde Roosenburg, 20, died from injuries incurred from a UTV rollover during the prescribed burn at Richland Furnace State Forest
The amount more than doubles recent annual spending on wildfire prevention in the state
The fire destroyed 374 buildings, forced nearly 100,000 people to evacuate and left at least one firefighter with third-degree burns
Albright Volunteer Fire Department Capt. Charles W. Miller was a nearly 30-year fire service veteran
Firefighters saw smoke after the strike and went to the scene to find 40- to 50-foot flames
The grass fire burned about 880 acres and led to near-zero visibility
Gov. Gavin Newsom said more than $80 million will be set aside to prepare for wildfires
Sonoma County fire officials will “teach” an artificial intelligence system to identify smoke and avoid false positives
The state seeks to drastically increase its number of inmate firefighters ahead of the next fire season
The New Jersey Forest Fire Service firefighter suffered a medical emergency while responding to the 170-acre blaze
The Chesterton firefighter was injured while battling a brush fire at a construction site Thursday
Ponca Hills Volunteer Fire Department Firefighter-Paramedic Dennis M. Bender, 78, was Nebraska’s longest-serving paramedic
Firefighter Caleb Drummond, 21, nephew of celebrity chef Ree Drummond, was responding to a fire at the family ranch
Studies shed light on dangers of soiled wildland gear; researchers seek additional information to develop best practices
