Fire service leadership demands operational proficiency and an unwavering commitment to ethical principles.

After battling toxic wildfire smoke in Los Angeles, firefighters receive glutathione treatments from nonprofits to help repair cell damage.

The Plano Firefighters Association is pushing for a test of a 48/96 schedule, where firefighters would work two consecutive 24-hour shifts before having four days off.

Texas legislators are considering a law that would require cities, towns or counties to provide firefighters with free screenings for cancer.

How do firefighters fill out a typical "return to work" form if they have suffered a mental health injury? Glynn Novak takes a closer look.

Host Scott Hewlett talks with Stephanie White about the nuanced and often unspoken issue of suicide among firefighters and emergency service workers.

Proposed legislation would make communities that hire away certified firefighters pay for half of their initial training costs.

This honor reflects exceptional performance in apparatus and aftermarket sales, utilization of Pierce programs, and overall business leadership.

The City of Jeffersonville has bathed its City Hall in blue light this month to remind everyone this is National Colon Cancer Awareness month and to remember a much-respected firefighter lost too soon.

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and the Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition (HFSC) are accepting nominations for their Bringing Safety Home Award.