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Posted: Apr 30, 2026

New Fire Station Coming to Cape St. Claire (MD), Replacing ‘Old and Hurting’ Building

Officials broke ground on a new $18.7 million Cape St. Claire fire station, set for completion by November 2027.

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Posted: Apr 30, 2026

Mobile Simulation Lab Brings Hands-On EMS Training to Johnson County (TX)

A mobile medical simulation lab provides hands-on training for emergency responders.

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Posted: Apr 30, 2026

LION Launches V-Force EVO Turnout Gear

LION has launched V-Force® EVO™, an advanced turnout gear designed for enhanced mobility and safety for firefighters, addressing issues of resistance and injury from traditional gear.

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Posted: Apr 29, 2026

FDIC 2026: What We Learned

In this episode of the Fire Apparatus & Emergency Podcast, Editor in Chief Chris Mc Loone discusses what he learned about the impact of 2027 engines on apparatus design, stock rigs, and how AI is starting to be used in the fire service to help with generating reports.Brought to you by our friends at www.thefirestore.com.

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Posted: Apr 29, 2026

Man rescued from Spokane River in East Central neighborhood

A man was rescued from the Spokane River Tuesday afternoon in the East Central neighborhood. According to the Spokane Fire Department, crews were called out to the area of East Sharp Avenue and South Riverton Avenue around 1 p.m. on Tuesday for reports of a man in the river needing help. SFD says the man was about 20 feet from shore, clinging to a branch in the current.

While the Swiftwater Rescue Team launched kayaks upstream, the man lost his grip and was swept downstream by the current, briefly going under the water. SFD said rescuers quickly put their kayaks downstream and brought the man to the riverbank. The man was conscious, but suffering from hypothermia and fatigue. He was taken to the hospital for treatment. SFD said the reason the man was in the water isn’t known at this time.

KAYU-TV FOX 28 Spokane

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