Interested in a wildland firefighter job? Take a look at a few of the jobs you should consider.

Review these 8 questions to see if you have what it takes to be a wildland firefighter.

July is the peak month for grill fires. Review these grilling safety tips before your next BBQ.

When championing fire safety in your office, home, or vehicle, owning the correct fire extinguishers for the task is essential.

Check out how highrise firefighting has changed through history.

Used primarily in an attempt to hold back complex wildfires, hotshots are the emergency service operators that work in some of the roughest situations - usually with little to no logistical support.

The number of potentially life-saving apps is on the rise, with applications designed for use by firefighting teams launching on a regular basis.

While smokejumping is risky business, it’s an effective tactic in many wildfire cases. Interested in how this program started? Read on to learn more about the history of smokejumpers.

Since the late 1950s, fire shelters have seen a lot of evolution and improvements. Take a look at how the contemporary fire shelter came to be.

For decades, firefighters across the globe have sought a way to see through the smoke and soot so that they might more accurately locate victims, discover the seat of fires, and offer assistance in the places it is most needed. Fortunately, the latest technological innovations in thermal imaging over the past two decades have begun to partially restore firefighters' sight.