Decatur firefighters participated in the Guns and Hoses event on December 13, 2025, raising donations for the Salvation Army despite snowy conditions.

Lawrence firefighters and the Boston Bruins delivered 250 coats and hats to local children through “Operation Warm” via the Lawrence Boys & Girls Club.

Fire Chief Austin Miller filed a lawsuit against Shawnee Township and trustees Ted Ciminillo, Clark Spieles, and Joe Recker in U.S. District Court in Toledo, claiming unlawful suspension. Miller seeks relief from suspension and $75,000 in damages.

San Luis Obispo County firefighters rescued a man trapped in an industrial mulching machine in Nipomo on August 29, 2025, after a four-hour operation.

Baltimore County Fire Chief Joseph Dixon offered his staff medical testing and other resources after a medic was accused of masturbating with and urinating on coworkers’ food and personal items.

Dallas police and fire pension board members voted 6-5 to accept the city's 30-year funding plan to address a $3 billion shortfall, ending a legal dispute with the city.

The role of the fire officer is to lead firefighters to success through training and consistency. Michael Scotto has some tips for new officers.

An Arizona firefighter had to go to court to qualify for worker's compensation benefits when he was battling work-related cancer.

A Knoxville firefighter, Chris Patterson, has been denied Social Security disability benefits for a fourth time after a career-ending injury sustained in December 2022.

Proposed layoffs for the City of Trotwood raise issues of community safety, staffing shortages, and firefighter morale.