ST. PETE BEACH, Fla. — St. Petersburg Fire Rescue has officially unveiled its newest piece of lifesaving equipment: a ...

The puppy, affectionately nicknamed Ember, was surrendered to the Southeast Missouri Pets shelter and will be up for adoption ...

Things looked pretty dim around the Lavelle Fire Company when its 30-year-old Pierce fire truck broke down with engine failure in November. In a matter of six weeks or so, with assistance from ...

ATHENS, Ala. — Athens Fire & Rescue is preparing to welcome a new fire truck to its fleet after completing a successful final inspection this week. The department conducted the inspection at Williams ...

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — Later this year, the Clarksburg Fire Department will be receiving two brand new vehicles to add to its fleet. A brand-new fire truck as well as a frontline rescue truck will ...

CLARKSBURG, W.Va (WDTV) - The City of Clarksburg announced that the Clarksburg Fire Department is set to receive two fire trucks this year. The nearly $2 million investment will replace aging ...

Dwight Way lunged awake to the piercing wail of a smoke alarm. He bolted downstairs, but found no fire. No smoke. Annoyed and groggy, he disabled the alarm and began the slow climb back upstairs. That ...

Columbus Township firefighters will be getting a new fire truck. According to the Columbus Township Fire and Rescue Department, the agency has ordered a new pumper tanker truck. Firefighters say that ...

Bernalillo County Fire Rescue brought home a new ladder truck with a push-in ceremony at Fire Station 36 in Northeast Albuquerque on Tuesday. "The push-in ceremony honors a long-standing fire service ...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Bernalillo County Fire Rescue unveiled a new fire truck designed for narrow streets. Chief Zachary Lardy says the truck provides the department with advanced features. “It’s got ...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Bernalillo County firefighters got a workout as they pushed their brand-new truck into the bay by hand. It’s part of a tradition for firefighters, going back to the 1800s ...