Different leadership styles are required at different times. Officers must distinguish between peacetime and the "wartime" of ...

Divers are expected to return to the Potomac River Friday as part of the recovery and investigation after a midair collision ...

The panel’s decision is not a ruling on the merits of the lawsuit, which continues and could potentially go to trial.

Let's consider the “Risk On, Risk Off Portfolio.” As in The Karate Kid, there’s more behind those words than just a memorable ...

A jet with 60 passengers and four crew members collided with an Army helicopter with a crew of three while approaching Ronald ...

Therapy dogs have been making monthly visits to station houses where they bringing comfort and joy to firefighters who face ...

Many fire departments are still grappling with adding their first female firefighters. Stephanie White offers thoughts on how ...

Host Megan Lautz discusses caffeine and energy drinks, considering the benefits of caffeine for performance to its potential risks when overused.

A Detroit firefighter credits his dog, Mia, for saving his life during a mental health crisis. Read his inspiring story.

Does the fire service have a micromanagement problem? Jamie Jent takes a closer look and offers some solutions.

The normalization of deviance poses a significant threat to both the safety and morale of the fire service. Nicholas A.

Tennessee awards $10 million in state grants to 245 volunteer fire departments, helping them purchase essential firefighting ...