If experience has taught us how ideas fail when assumptions collapse, then fire service leaders are obliged to pass that way of critical thinking on to the next generation.

Three Nashville firefighters resigned after an investigation into allegations they drank alcohol while on duty, according to ...

On this episode of The C.A.N. Report, host Mike Goldstein speaks with Clyde Gordon about training, personal accountability, ...

Should breastfeeding firefighters pump and dump after a fire response? Host Rachel Bozek speaks with Dr. Alesia Jung to ...

First impressions matter, and how your new members first experience your department's culture can determine the trajectory ...

Former Lake Wenatchee Fire and Rescue Chief, Mick Lamar, died Thursday morning after battling cancer, surrounded by loved ...

On this episode of Beyond the Headlines, host Chris Marella speaks with Keith Shields about why station dogs matter.

Volunteer fire, EMS, and rescue departments are the backbone of communities across the United States, but they often struggle to find the funding to secure resources they need to operate at their best ...

This episode of The Quick Knock covers fire service accountability, department policies, and questions about covering for bad ...

Health isn’t just about what you do—it’s about what your body can recover from. Paul Shoemaker on firefighters and the importance of rest and recovery.

Emergency service leaders generally lack an education in the science of management. Although the topic of leadership is commonly taught in the emergency service training regiment, true management ...