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All firefighters are comedians... at least to some extent.
The film that became tradition – 35 years iconic.
We built a fire service that answers almost everything. Now we need to make sure the people answering are ready when everything happens at once
Twenty years apart, two firefighter deaths challenge the fire service to look at the culture surrounding seatbelt use and what we can do to change it
A painting honors the courage and brotherhood of firefighters while returning to the station where the artist’s journey began
Now heading into its 15th season, the TV series honors the legacy of Backdraft and the Windy City’s firefighters
Inside LIVESTRONG’s push into the fire service, and why its president believes support for a cancer diagnosis should arrive as fast as the truck does
The fire service was built to read smoke. As more of its calls become human crises, the women joining its ranks may be well placed to help it read people.
Genna McMillan believes the strongest firefighters are not the ones who give everything away, but the ones who learn how to protect enough of themselves to keep making a difference.
We can move forward, find happiness, and still choose never to forget
On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the fire service remembers the lives lost, the lessons learned, and the responsibility to carry them forward
How one FDNY firefighter became part of my story at the Pierce Manufacturing 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb
The Heroism and Resiliency of 9/11 captures something deeper than individual bravery: the force that gathers people into a collective response when human survival is at stake
In memory of Lt. Paul Butrim, Lt. Kelsey Sadler, and firefighter/EMT Kenny Lacayo.
The event reinforced a vital message: healthier firefighters build stronger, more resilient departments and communities.
More than two decades after 9/11, memorial stair climbs across the country continue to honor the 343 FDNY firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice. What began as a simple Colorado training exercise has grown into a nationwide movement of remembrance, community, and courage.