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  Murfreesboro, Tennessee - Engine 5 from the Murfreesboro Fire & Rescue Department led a heartfelt journey from the Medical Examiner's Office in Nashville to the Roselawn Cemetery in Murfreesboro on Tuesday. The procession, honoring the late Captain David Bricker, drew an overwhelming response from local law enforcement agencies, demonstrating the deep impact Bricker had on his community. As the procession made its way into Rutherford County, a touching display of solidarity greeted ...

MURFREESBORO, TN - The Murfreesboro community is in mourning following the sudden and heartbreaking loss of Captain David Bricker, a beloved member of the Murfreesboro Fire & Rescue Department (MFRD), who passed away on Monday from a medical emergency. Captain Bricker's passing has left a profound void in the hearts of his family, colleagues, friends, and the community he served with dedication and compassion for over two decades. Captain Bricker's legacy of selflessness and service was exe ...

Murfreesboro Fire & Rescue Captain Adam Petrig received his new captain's helmet from Battalion Chief Michael Keith. Congratulations, Captain Petrig! Throughout the month of January, Murfreesboro firefighters responded to 1,276 rescue calls, 14 fire calls and 700 additional calls. Those additional calls included everything from hazardous conditions, to false alarms. In total, there were 1,990 incidents last month in which Murfreesboro Fire & Rescue responded to.   ...

  MURFREESBORO, TN – As a result of WGNS listeners messaging the station on Thursday morning asking about an incident that unfolded at an Old Fort Parkway eatery, we talked to Murfreesboro Police who told us authorities responded to a business after receiving a report of a fire. MPD Public Information Officer Larry Flowers confirmed that in a swift response to the possible fire at Starbucks in front of Home Depot, Murfreesboro Fire and Rescue personnel were on the scene at 7:43 a.m. ...

MURFREESBORO, TENN  - In a heated sequence of events on Tuesday, Murfreesboro faced not one but two separate fires in less than an hour of each other. The first incident unfolded at a Debonair Lane town-home around 1:54 p.m., where two individuals narrowly escaped a raging blaze. Debonair Lane is in the area of St. Andrews Drive and Cason Trail. Despite the swift response from firefighters, the rear of the home sustained severe damage. To highlight the positive part of this story, no inju ...