National Fire News
New guidelines from cardiology groups address heart health for tactical athletes, including police and firefighters, whose job demands and fitness requirements vary by jurisdiction.
Worcester emergency communications Commissioner Charles Goodwin is on paid administrative leave after being arrested and charged with drunken driving on the Mass. Pike, the city said.
Manistee officials said five complaints filed against the fire department and Chief Tom Hernden from December to May were investigated, with most found unsubstantiated and one resolved.
Daylight saving time ends Sunday, bringing an extra hour of sleep but darker afternoons. Health groups favor year-round standard time, citing better alignment with human biology and sleep.
On this episode of The C.A.N. Report, host Mike Goldstein speaks with Clyde Gordon about training, personal accountability, and the human cost of leadership.
Womelsdorf Volunteer Fire Company and others were told to stop online raffles, a key fundraising source, after state liquor control enforcement said the games violated Pennsylvania law.
Former Flagstaff Fire Department battalion chief Paul Oltrogge died Oct. 15. He led the Wildfire Management Division and was remembered for wildfire preparedness work.
Junior firefighter programs are a powerful way to get youth interested and involved in the fire service.
Berthoud Fire Department Lieutenant Ken Bradley is recovering from a wrong-way I-25 crash that left him with severe injuries. He hopes to return to work in May.
More than $2 million has been spent by independent groups on Newport Beach council races and ballot measures.