Winthrop is set to receive $10,535 in those grants – $9,035 for the Firefighter Safety Equipment Grant Program and $1,500 for the SAFE Program.

Chelsea is set to receive about $22,000 in those grants – $12,234 for the Firefighter Safety Equipment Grant Program, $7,199 for the SAFE Program, and an additional $2,599 for the Senior SAFE program.

The Healey-Driscoll administration recently announced its final round of fire equipment and fire safety education grants.

A teenager in Pana has just purchased some life-saving equipment and donated it to the local hospital and firehouse.

New legislation could ban the use of harmful chemicals in firefighter gear. Firefighters said while they're braving dangerous ...

The work you do today will protect the firefighters of tomorrow. But that requires us to take action, Jamie Little writes.

By now we’ve all heard about toxic chemicals known as PFAS, which remain in the environment long after their initial use, ...

The Kentucky Association of Manufacturers held the "KAM 2025 Coolest Thing Made in Kentucky Tournament presented by Kentucky ...

A local volunteer fire company is shedding light on its need for funding to continue its service in the Poconos. You can always find turnout gear out at ...

Connecticut is adding extra cancer screenings for firefighters who are enrolled in the state’s employee health plan and Partnership Plan, Gov. Ned Lamont and State Comptroller Sean Scanlon announced ...

The Kings were about to file onto the ice at their practice facility in El Segundo when the first embers of what would become ...