Tullytown Assistant Fire Chief Rick Johnson, 50, had previously served as fire chief and was a volunteer for more than 30 years

It's important to prioritize family support, clear communication and health during stressful times

Industry association websites, webinars and resources offer training, procedures and advocacy for their members on the front lines

FDNY Deputy Chief Inspector Syed Rahman, 59, was working to assist the city's Bureau of Fire Prevention with COVID-19 capacity enforcement

Photo of the Week: Texas firefighters spell out safety message

The printers, which are used for engineering classes, will help produce masks that can be sterilized and reused

First responders are concerned they are unwittingly putting themselves at risk by relying on residents to disclose if they are infected with COVID-19

The program brings together a broad network of partners to provide better care for 911 users and reduce patient transport to ERs

FDNY Firefighter Sal DePaola started the Instagram "quarantine_rv" to chronicle his time living in the vehicle

The three Michelin-starred restaurant, closed to the public due to COVID-19, has converted into a commissary kitchen producing 2,000 meals a day

Family, colleagues and neighbors said fallen Passaic Firefighter Israel Tolentino Jr. was caring, selfless and born to be a firefighter

The mayor of Watertown, N.Y. disagreed with the union's argument that 24-hour shifts would mean less firefighters being exposed to the virus

Fire service leaders share their pandemic-focused response plans to help fire departments that need guidance during this demanding time

Comparing urban vs. rural department realities while highlighting a simple service that stops fire in its tracks

The businesses that equip and serve first responders are supporting the national emergency response with new products, free services and donations

The idea of hazard pay for COVID-19 first responders was floated last week by White House administration officials, and the firefighter community had an opinion

The firefighter was freed by rescue crews Thursday morning after the truck came to a rest on its roof

Retired FDNY Battalion Chief Albert "Al" Petrocelli, 73, died early Wednesday

The city will spend at least $2.8 million to book the entire 155-room hotel for three months

First responders in the state are urging lawmakers to pass the bill in order to ease the path to workers' compensation