After putting out a turkey fire on Thanksgiving, a group of California firefighters took it back to their station and finished cooking it for the family.

Firefighters in Germany were devastated to learn their middle-of-the-night assignment was their newly constructed fire station.

A black kitten was rescued from a car engine in Fort Lauderdale last week, officials say.

Watch the inappropriate training video that ended classes early for Decatur Fire Department recruits last Friday.

The Lahaina wildfire, which killed 102 people last year, was labeled accidental in the report. It is now the deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than a century.

A man reportedly shoved a metal ring around his penis in a bid to make it bigger.

A newborn baby boy was left for dead and stuffed inside a duffel bag outside the Chicago firehouse on Saturday morning.

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has agreed to a $2.5 million settlement on Tuesday in a lawsuit over leaked photos brought by the grieving families of the victims in the helicopter crash that also killed NBA legend Kobe Bryant and daughter Gianna in January 2020. 

Vanessa Bryant, the widow of NBA legend Kobe Bryant, has clinched another lawsuit victory against Los Angeles County after a court order compelled top local officials to take the stand about the leaked crash scene photos that circulated within their ranks on the day of the helicopter crash that killed her husband and their daughter, Gianna, last year. 

Vanessa Bryant, the widow of Lakers legend Kobe Bryant, revealed she was told there were five survivors in last year's Calabasas helicopter crash that claimed the lives of all eight passengers and the pilot onboard, including Lakers legend Kobe Bryant and their daughter Gianna.

Firefighters had to break through a wall to rescue a dog that had been missing for days.

A suspected arsonist was arrested over the weekend after reportedly deliberately starting the massive and still uncontained Palisades wildfire late last week.

Two firefighters will be dismissed from duty, while a third has been suspended, after allegedly taking graphic photos of the dead bodies at the helicopter crash that killed Lakers legend Kobe Bryant, his teenage daughter Gianna, and seven others in January 2020.

"These are the guys that will go out there with 40, 50 pounds of equipment and walk five miles," said fire chief Dan Fraijo. "They'll sleep out there as they try to develop fire lines" to protect homes in the area.