‘They Need To Hear Me’: Firefighter’s Widow Continues Searching for Answers a Year After Trump Rally Shooting
Firefighter’s Widow Seeks Answers After Trump’s Assassination Attempt The widow of a firefighter tragically killed on July 13, 2024, expressed her need for answers regarding the assassination attempt on President Donald Trump during an interview on Wednesday. During a campaign rally in Butler Township, Pennsylvania, Trump was shot in the right ear, which also left […]
Several firefighters shot and killed while attending a brush fire in North Idaho; suspect discovered deceased.
update: This story was last updated on June 29th at 11:45pm Mountain Time. In a tragic incident in Northern Idaho, two firefighters lost their lives and another was injured while responding to a brush fire. During their efforts, a shooter opened fire on them. Kim Anderson from Kootenai Health stated that three individuals were transported […]
Man burned, 2 firefighters hurt after massive fire engulfs Yuma business
Yuma, Arizona (azfamily) – Three people, including two firefighters, have been injured after a massive fire involving the Yuma business on Friday morning. The fire began around 9am, according to rural Metrofire Yuma County. 13th Street and Engler Avenue. Due to the size of the flame, local metros requested assistance from the Yuma Fire Station, […]
Wildland firefighters tackle 400-acre Brady Fire south of Prescott
The Prescott National Forest and the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Control responded to a wildfire south of Meyer near Pine Flat at 67 Forest Road, Monday, February 10th at 3pm due to a 400-acre wildfire. Prescott’s hotshot, several engines, and a type 2 crew were on the scene and began restraining efforts. Bradefire […]
Federal legislation aims to help firefighters with job-related cancer
When firefighters fought devastating flames in Los Angeles County in January, US Senators Adam Schiff and Alex Padilla from California both signed the law for simple purposes. Honor our fallen hero law Climate change is fueled and is considered important by supporters Increased wildfire frequency Firefighters are then considered carcinogenic by the World Health Organization. […]
‘Sounded Like A Bomb’: Firefighters Rescue 12 After Possible Explosion, Fire Rips Through Detroit Apartment
Twelve people, including six children, were rescued Monday after possible explosions and fires in their Detroit apartment, officials said. The potential building explosion and fire occurred around 4am, with more than 60 first responders being called to the scene. I said Reporter. Six adults and six children were injured, leaving three in danger from burns. […]
Brady Fire Update: Firefighters Hold Blaze at 363 Acres Near Mayer, Arizona – Evacuations Remain in Place | Prescott Valley Times local news
With the help of cool evening temperatures and air support along with firefighters, Brady’s fire stopped growing yesterday. Air support assisted firefighters on the ground by dropping delaying agents that slowed active fire behavior. After more accurate mapping, the Bradefire holds 363 acres. The crew will continue to build the line along the edge of […]
California lawmakers may give inmate firefighters a raise
Firefighters who are housed in California county jails and state prisons earn wages of up to $19 under laws considered by state lawmakers. Congressional Bill 247 It will increase the hourly wages of prison prisoners assigned to work in active fire scenes. “They put themselves on the forefront,” Congress member Isaac G. Bryan (D-Los Angeles), […]
Gavin Newsom’s Attempt To Pin Blame On Firefighters Goes Up In Flames
Despite the news agency for Democratic California Governor Gavin Newsom awarding his administration “exceeded expectations” in 2021, the team’s flames have “inadequately trained” “It was done.” Team Blaze, a volunteer wildfire unit, was closed in January 2024 by the Newsom administration. According to Free beacons. The dissolution then prevented the California National Guard from sending […]
L.A. County had extra firefighters ready. How many were near Altadena?
LA County Fire Chief Anthony Malone woke up on January 7 at his home in San Fernando Valley and woke up to a swimming pool filled with leaves and roof shingles. John O’Brien, Deputy Deputy Deputy of Malone, told his boss that his Sierra Madre House would be blown away from the basics. At around […]
