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Two residents and a firefighter was injured at aa fire Wednesday morning at fire at a nursing home in the West Ridge neighborhood, officials said. About 12 ambulances and extra equipment were sent to the scene at 3101 W. Touhy Avenue, according to fire officials. The extra medical help was sent to the scene to check out residents. Larry Langford, spokesman for CFD, said a kitchen fire was ...

The Corpus Christi Fire Department will present a proposal to city council on Tuesday to apply for a Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation Grant.

No one was injured in an early morning house fire on South Bend's west side.The fire broke out just after 2:30 on Packard Avenue, located off of Mayflower Road

Loved ones and colleagues are mourning the loss of a Queens man who died while training to be in the FDNY.

SAGINAW, Mich. – During Fire Prevention Week, a local fire department took time to recognize members of the community who have gone above and beyond when helpin

Some of Seattle's top doctors and nurses got that chance by trading in their scrubs for a chance to be a firefighter.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul, joined by State officials and fire department personnel, honored 29 fallen firefighters on Tuesday.

Clackamas Fire crews battled a house fire on Bristol Park Drive in Happy Valley, Tuesday morning.Crews were dispatched just after 11 a.m.Firefighters say they

More than two million dollars in vintage cars and bicycles were salvaged from a three alarm commercial building fire that injured two firefighters in Renton.

The Deadwood Volunteer Fire Department paid tribute to an extraordinary individual, Jerry Pontius, by organizing a parade in his honor. Pontius, a dedicated member of the department for an astonishing 60 years, began his service in 1963 and remains active to this day.