Retired firefighters are behind efforts to open the Sartell Fire Department Historical Museum later this year. The museum will have samples and stories from every era of the department's 106-year ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As technology evolves, seemingly at warp speed, the FDNY is harnessing the power of robotics. The department's robotics team is ...

Throughout the conversation, the host and guest focus on the concept that firefighters must be adept at reading their environments and making timely, calculated decisions. Training programs that ...

Firefighters could soon have a formidable ally in their daunting task of entering buildings set ablaze: specialized drones that can handle the heat from live flames and relay visuals to help them ...

Sunny Sethi, founder of HEN Technologies, doesn’t sound like someone who’s disrupted an industry that has remained largely unchanged since the 1960s. His company builds fire nozzles — specifically, ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — At Revive Environmental's Columbus facility, you don't have to walk far into their warehouse to hear the hum of progress. "Our mission is to make water safe," said the company's CEO ...

The Trump administration has taken the first steps in standing up its new, consolidated federal firefighting agency, despite Congress declining to fund it and voicing bipartisan reservations about the ...

When a 2018 fire burned across 73,000 hectares (180,000 acres) of the Santana Indigenous Territory, located in Brazil’s Cerrado savanna, the local Bakairi people waited helplessly for authorities who ...

DENVER — Crews are still working to put out what remains from a five-alarm fire that sparked at a Denver apartment building construction site Friday night, prompting evacuations. The Denver Fire ...

A dispute over a Trump administration plan to consolidate federal firefighting operations may be close to resolution, in a sign of modest progress toward Senate passage of a major fiscal 2026 spending ...

New York’s Bravest would no longer be forced to use firefighting gear and other protective equipment containing a cancer-causing chemical under new legislation being considered by the City Council.