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RAPID CITY S.D. – Although their jobs can involve rushing into a burning building, the greatest hazard of a firefighters life may not be the flames but the toxic chemicals

People in the area will smell smoke and see crews monitoring hot spots.

Tomorrow, Friday November 3, marks the last day of Division Chief Tim Hiemer’s incredible tenure. Hiemer has served the Grand Island Fire Department for the pas

The New Orleans Police Department shared in a news release that the tragic incident occurred as a result of an apparent domestic dispute

Three children in Louisiana died as a result of a house fire that was allegedly set by their father, according to the New Orleans Police Department.

Mentor-on-the-Lake voters will decide three proposed charter amendments that require the passage of renewal levies in the Nov. 7 general election. Mentor-on-the-Lake Mayor David Eva, general election, ballot

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — A Texas A&M Forest Service employee was honored with the Current Achievement Award for Fire Protection during today’s National Association of State Foresters Annual Meeting in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Paul Hannemann, retired Texas A&M Forest Service Chief of Fire O

WSDOT says closure is to accommodate aerial firefighting operations.

Part of the roof on the Castle Hill Avenue building has collapsed, says the New York City Fire Department

A fully engulfing house fire in Trotwood posed difficult for firefighters as it continued to grow and burn neighboring trees.