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The Alpharetta Fire Department hosted a ceremony at City Hall last week recognizing retired and former firefighters and promoting 13 to leadership positions.

Historic City Hall last saw a major renovation in the 1970s.

The technology replaces the volatile and highly flammable organic solvents found in electric vehicle lithium-ion batteries with saltwater to create a safer and more efficient battery.

The Bronx fire at Twin Parks North West killed 17 people a year ago. Fire investigators blamed a space heater and broken fire doors. Here's what has changed...

A year after the Twin Parks blaze that killed 17, a former resident plans to go back to pay homage to those who lost their lives.

On the anniversary of the Twin Parks fire that killed 17 people, a federal agency will move to use new powers to investigate fire safety nationally.

The United States Fire Administration reports that 1 in every 34 reported home Christmas tree fires resulted in death.

In collaboration with community members and local businesses, the Concord Fire Department will be gifting toys, clothing, and food to over 75 children this holiday season.

The town of Bluffton will be entering 2023 with a new fire chief and a new police chief.

Both chambers will be in session and have less than a week to fund the government before a potential shutdown. After hitting an impasse in negotiations last week, Democrats had planned...