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Fire crews have been able to keep the Poplar Drive Fire in check thanks in large part to aerial tactics.

A mourning community said its final farewell Monday to a beloved longtime volunteer firefighter from northeast Missouri.

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — A fire in Northwest, D.C. broke out at a four-story apartment building Monday evening, leaving multiple people displaced and one firefighter injured. DC Fire and EMS said a fire started in the attic above a laundry room at the apartment complex in the 3100 block of Connecticut Ave., NW. One […]

The fire service has many parallels to the military. Both require a service to others, often in dangerous situations. Both demand and inspire a sense of duty. Both require physical and mental strength, which takes continuous conditioning. And both foster a strong sense of camaraderie and teamwork among their ranks.

As of Monday, Nov. 6, the North Carolina Forest Service has banned all open burning as drought conditions have families on edge around the Poplar Drive Fire.

The iconic Southern California structure caught fire early Tuesday morning

As the Poplar Drive Fire ballooned over the weekend from 25 acres Friday, Nov. 3, to 430 acres Sunday, Nov. 5, in Henderson County, so, too, did the volunteer,

A retired Seminole County firefighter jumped into action to help rescue a motorcyclist thrown into the water after an accident on a bridge.

Two nearby apartment buildings in Westwood caught fire early Sunday morning.

One Jefferson City resident was hurt when they got their neighbors’ attention to tell them that their house was on fire.Jefferson City Fire Department Assistant