PHOTOS: A person was rescued after a vehicle was found dangling over a concrete embankment Saturday in downtown Tacoma, according to officials. Tacoma Fire Department’s technical rescue team responded at 11:56 a.m. to the 2100 block of South C Street, where a vehicle was hanging over a 20-foot concrete embankment above a parking lot. Crews stabilized the car and rescued the occupant. No injuries were reported.

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VIDEO: A local woman was saved by her bulldog, Lolli, and the swift action of firefighting crews after a structure fire broke out at her home early Friday morning. Around 2:48 a.m., crews from the Kennewick Fire Department (KFD), Pasco Fire Department and Benton County Fire District No. 1 were dispatched to a residential fire on South Rainer Street.

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TC080 Service Guide-Frame Corrosion is a practical handbook that explains why fire apparatus frames rust, what makes corrosion worse, and—most importantly—what departments can do to prevent expensive and sometimes dangerous damage.

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Billy Hurt, a retired firefighter and EMT, died responding to a crash at the World of Outlaws sprint car race at Kennedale Speedway Park, when two emergency vehicles collided.

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The FDNY is steeped in tradition and company pride. That pride in an apparatus and its appearance are mainstays in firehouses across the city.

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