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PHOTOS: A massive four-alarm fire tore through a Queens home Monday, killing a woman and injuring eight others, including a young man left fighting for his life.
PHOTOS: The New Hope Eagle Fire Company has announced the return of its 1951 Mack LS85 engine following a 10-month “frame-up” restoration by Lee’s Emergency Equipment.
VIDEO: Two Hollywood firefighters —usually known for fighting fires and saving lives —are also cooking up some delicious meals to serve their community.
VIDEO: The fire took place downtown on Market Street East on Sunday in the early morning hours, the Fayetteville Police Department said. The fire was reported out at 1 p.m.
VIDEO: The sound of the bell, it represents all the vintage fire trucks in the fire and police museum that honor the fire department in Wichita Falls.
The NHTSA said the recall involves 87,394 vehicles in the U.S. and is tied to an engine starter that may overheat, posing a fire risk, according to Reuters.
VIDEO/PHOTOS: A house was destroyed by a fire overnight in Broadview Heights. Crews responded to a home on Oakwood Trail just after 1 a.m. on Friday. Police believe everyone made it out of the house safely.
VIDEO: It is a statistic the San Antonio Fire Department is beyond proud to announce: no firefighter has died from cancer since 2023. It is a big decrease from the eight deaths reported from 2013 to 2023.
A Lake Forest Paramedic/Firefighter will be trading in her fire helmet for stripes, hockey pads and ice skates after she was named an official Hockey Referee for the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milan, Italy.
VIDEOS/PHOTOS: Firefighters were out Wednesday night and into Thursday morning battling a fire that broke out in a Dickson City hospital.
VIDEO: The 1929 Red American La France Fire Engine was one of the Diamond T Chassis that served the community of Scottsbluff for nearly 40 years.
VIDEO: Mike Ward, chair of the Tulsa Fire Museum, said the building has always been about service. “It was built as a building of service to firefighters and citizens,” Ward said.
