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Fire officials in Washington state issued a shelter-in-place order after a fire on a shipping vessel caused an explosion and worsening fire conditions.

Emergency workers from Inyo and Mono counties were recently recognized for their outstanding efforts responding to the storms that wreaked havoc on the

The commitment to collaboration and meeting community needs is a point of pride for our county.

Emergency response teams from the U.S. Coast Guard along with state and local officials are responding to a tug and barge accident on the Ohio River n...

Some tense moments on the Portland Canal yesterday morning as a vessel towing 11 barges collided with a stationary structure near the McAlpine Lock and Dam in Louisville, Kentucky. The...

Emergency response teams from the U.S. Coast Guard along with state and local officials are responding to a tug and barge accident on the Ohio River n...

After more than a year of ongoing response to the coronavirus pandemic, Ouray County commissioners approved a change to the Unified Command structure Tuesday, with Public Health Director Tanner Kingery now sitting as the sole incident commander.

Emergency responders and hazmat crews Wednesday rushed to an explosion at an INEOS plant in Pasadena

A train derailment on the Swinomish Reservation near Anacortes, Washington has led to a fuel leak estimated to be around 5,000 gallons.

Emergency responders took advantage of a brief break in the weather this weekend to assess damage and make road and other repairs countywide, while also