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65-year-old Robert Thomas broke barriers and turned his job into a family affair.

Martha MacCallum brings the story of the times with her tough but fair interviews and straightforward analysis; The Story captures the voices that need to be...

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All the occupants of the house self-evacuated, but two cats were trapped in the blaze. Crews were unsuccessful in reviving them.

The use of satellites has given crews working to extinguish wildfires the ability to locate hotspots and see where fires may be likely to advance

>> this is 50-year-old cooper, a former firefighter turned medic for the coalition on homelessness. >> im disabled so i couldnt be a firefighter anymore, so i had to figure out what to do. >> she said she was injured on the job. and then about seven years ago, a bad divorce was the final blow that landed her on the streets. were in the alleyway, but you do see these scenes all over the city. there are residents who are fed up. do you understand, theyre looking at this saying, we cannot live like...

After a three years hiatus, the annual Safety Patrol Picnic returned to Hawk Island on Thursday. It brought hundreds of students together with local first responders.

It goes to communities because the people shouldering this are the firefighters, the emts. i interviewed a firefighter in culbrook, new hampshire whor ha been to the same house over a dozen times to resuscitate with narcan, the same woman who ultimately died of a drug overdose, opioid related. its tragic. these are the people seeing it day in and day out. a lot of money goes to helping these communities that hire more people, that have to buy the narcan and be able to help. but its a desperate p...

Pauline South students step into the shoes of career professionals to see what they accomplish every day in the hopes of attracting them to their respective fields.