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The 2024 Station Design Conference is a cant-miss event for the members of fire departments and other public safety entities who participate in a new stations design and construction...

What a beautiful morning for those of us who did not have to traverse the icy walkways and roads! The sun is shining brightly, melting the ice from the trees;

The longstanding and at times violent protests against Atlanta's planned police and firefighter training center are partially responsible for a nearly $20 million rise in costs connected to the project, city officials said. The 85-acre (34-hectare) project, which critics call “Cop City,” is now expected to cost $109.65 million, up from a previous estimate of $90 million, Atlanta Deputy Chief Operating Officer LaChandra Burkes told City Council members on Wednesday. Atlanta h...

Wildland firefighters from 40 states are in Colorado Springs to learn how to better take-on the increasing threat of wildfire at the Colorado Wildland Fire and Incident Management Academy

Ayla King is the first of 61 defendants set to go to trial in Georgia's sweeping indictment connected to protests of the public safety training site activists have nicknamed "Cop City."

On Monday, hundreds of people marched to stop the construction of a police and firefighter training center in Atlanta. The site, which has been infamously dubbed as Cop City, is located outside Atlanta city limits in DeKalb County.

Between Nov. 6 and 9, two Black Hawk helicopters made 33 water drops using 660-gallon water buckets, bringing nearly 22,800 gallons of water into the effort to fight the Quaker Run fire.

Becki Rowan-White is battalion chief for the Chanhassen, MN, Fire Department. She has served 20 years in the fire service in every level, from firefighter to chief officer, including...

The Georgia attorney general accused 61 people against a controversial police training facility of being “military anarchists” in a massive August indictment.

A $20,000 donation from the Anheuser-Busch Foundation will help the Cambria County Regional Firefighters Association continue training members from the 70 departments it represents throughout six counties.