As "tactical athletes," responders should focus on whole-body fitness to enhance their job performance

In an era of intense scrutiny and evolving expectations, ethical leadership is the standard that defines effective chief officers

Members of three chapters teamed up for search training using built props designed to simulate real conditions

Engine 10 carries 950’ of 2-1/2” reduced down to a 100’ 1-3/4” bundle load, with a breakaway nozzle

Video posted to social media showed three firefighters bailing out from the second floor at the Falls of Point West Apartments

UL FSRI researchers used full-scale residential fire experiments to show how simultaneous interior/exterior attack and post-knockdown ventilation can improve firefighter safety and victim survival

Kansas City firefighters rescued three residents from a burning apartment in the Independence Plaza neighborhood

After two hours behind closed doors, the Loveland Fire Rescue Authority board delayed a final decision on Chief Sendelbach, who has been on paid leave since Jan. 28.

The risk management expert delivers commonsense wisdom, including three actions he would take if he were in charge

The National Fallen Firefighters Foundation’s new film features firefighters from New York, Idaho and Massachusetts reflecting on the uncertainty, challenges and lasting lessons of the pandemic

Two Ashtabula County departments will use more than $21,000 in state equipment grants to purchase SCBA and battery-powered tools

Massachusetts National Guard Maj. Mark Garcia, a Boston firefighter assigned to Engine 50, is recovering overseas after the attack

Teaching firefighters in a classroom has never been an easy proposition, but there are ways to create an engaging learning experience

Sworn testimony from firefighters describes breakdowns that may have allowed embers from the Jan. 1 Lachman Fire to reignite days later into the destructive Palisades Fire

Authorities say an armed man rammed a vehicle into Temple Israel in West Bloomfield Township before being fatally shot by security

Amid growing concern about PFAS “forever chemicals,” a pilot study suggests turnout gear used during training may not be a major airborne exposure source

Onboard diesel exhaust filtration is transforming firefighter health and station design. See how capturing emissions at the source helps reduce carcinogen exposure and improve air quality in the bay and beyond. https://t.co/nAQf67OpcT

After weeks of closed-door meetings and growing public support for the chief, the Loveland Fire Rescue Authority board will hold a Thursday vote on a final decision to terminate Tim Sendelbach

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The fire service has no shortage of strong leaders. What it lacks is permission for those leaders to be human.