University of Iowa Hosts First Responder Wellness Symposium
The University of Iowa hosted a symposium to address mental health challenges faced by first responders.
Appeals Court Affirms WA Department’s Covid-19 Vaccine Mandate Was Constitutional
A federal appeals court upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit by 18 former Bellingham city employees fired for refusing a COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
Retirements Prompt Stow (OH) to Widen Firefighter-Paramedic Recruitment
Stow officials are expanding firefighter hiring efforts due to rising retirements and a lack of qualified candidates.
Norwich (CT) Files Injunction to Take Control of Taftville Fire Department
Norwich filed for a temporary injunction to access the Taftville firehouse and implement paid staffing due to chronic response issues.
The Real Impact of Line-of-Duty Deaths
Dan DeGryse and Chris Muscle discuss line-of-duty deaths in firefighting, emphasizing the need for prevention, mental health support, and the importance of active listening in recovery efforts.
Industrial Scientific Launches iNet® Insights
Industrial Scientific launched iNet® Insights, a platform enhancing safety teams' response and risk management through real-time data, reducing incident times and improving workplace safety.
Frontline Communications to Showcase Walton County (FL) Sheriff Mobile Command Unit at NSA 2026
Frontline Communications will showcase a custom Mobile Command Unit for Walton County at the NSA Conference in June 2026.
FDNY Father and Son Both Honored With Awards at Annual Medal Day Ceremony
The FDNY's annual Medal Day will honor Lt. Patrick Donlon and his father, Firefighter Timothy Donlon, for their heroic acts within a month of each other, marking a historic family recognition.
Ex-Boston Firefighters Awarded Close to $300,000 and $200,000 for Comp Time Lose Case Against City
A Massachusetts appeals court ruled against two retired Boston firefighters, declaring that the city owes no additional compensation for unused comp time beyond their retirement payments.
Hope and Integrity in Hostile Times: Integrity and Survival
In fire and leadership, denial is deadly, but integrity is survival. John Doyle offers some other ideas leaders can use to mitigate the harmful effects of a hostile culture.