National Fire News
William H. Krause, 90, a longtime Pottstown community organizer, volunteer and Phillies Fire Company driver, died Monday. He helped lead July 4 events, historical tours and other local activities.
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a law quadrupling New York's tax credit for volunteer firefighters and ambulance workers, as departments face long-running recruitment and retention shortages.
Eight former Redmond firefighters are appealing a ruling that upheld the city’s denial of religious accommodations to the 2021 COVID vaccine mandate, which led to their firings or leave.
A dispute between Los Angeles firefighters Jason Powell and Freddy Escobar led to an alleged altercation at the union headquarters, prompting a police report and internal LAFD investigation.
Owens Cross Roads voters rejected a 3-mill tax increase that city officials said would have funded volunteer fire department staffing, gear, and vehicles.
The red pill represents the choice to face the harsh reality and the unknown. As a firefighter, are you prepared to take that step?
Tacoma police arrested a 50-year-old man on suspicion of second-degree arson after a Tuesday fire damaged a rental house owned by former NFL player Desmond Trufant. No one was hurt.
A judge gave Cleveland three weeks to turn over records in a civil case over fire cadet Symeon Williams’ death, which his family says followed racist hazing during training.
The Eighth Circuit upheld a ruling that Rochester Fire Department did not discriminate against former employee Curtis Pronk, rejecting his claim that job changes forced his retirement.
An essay on grief and laughter, reflecting on the author’s brother Tom, a firefighter who died of pancreatic cancer, and how humor can surface even in moments of loss.