News snippets from the Far North.

Lingohocken Fire Company, which serves Wrightstown, Upper Makefield and Buckingham townships, is investing in two new trucks ...

The City of Groveland proudly announces the arrival of its first tower truck, marking a major milestone in enhancing ...

Portsmouth fire chief William McQuillen gets approval from City Council for $2.5 million aerial ladder fire truck expected to ...

The US-brokered peace deal between Israel and Hamas brought hope of imminent relief to Gazans who have suffered under the two ...

The UN's top legal body, the International Court of Justice, has said Israel has an obligation to ensure the basic needs of ...

The Nanaimo Fire Rescue used an open house Tuesday to showcase its three new fire trucks. The department took delivery of the ...

The Milwaukee Fire Department is pleading the city for more dollars for its aging vehicles.At City Hall, Fire Chief Aaron Lipski testified there are numerous vehicles in their fleet ...

In some communities, fire crews are delayed -- not by distance, but by a lack of equipment. Higher costs and supply chain issues means some departments have to wait years for new trucks.

Fire-Rescue crews moved into the North Fire Station in March, following a $17 million renovation of the historic building.

“These new light trucks will boost our frontline response and give southern communities greater confidence as we head into ...

Just two weeks after the City of Johannesburg received a fleet of new fire engines to service under-resourced communities, one of the trucks was stoned, and firefighters were attacked in Soweto, south ...