Firefighters Respond to Gas Explosion, Collapse in D.C.
Firefighters responded Thursday to a gas explosion and building collapse in Washington, D.C.
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Sons of the Flag: Cherry Road Fire 99
Members of Sons of the Flag speak with guest Lieutenant Joe Morgan about the D.C. Cherry Road Townhouse Fire of 1999.
The Fires That Forged Us: Cherry Road Fire
On May 30, 1999, a second-alarm fire on Cherry Road killed D.C. Firefighters Anthony S. Phillips Sr. and Louis Matthews.
Fire Rips Through Multiple Structures, Including Church, in D.C.
More than 100 DC Fire & EMS firefighters were eventually dispatched to the 5200 block of Georgia Avenue NW just before 7 p.m. Sunday.
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Six DC Fire and EMS Members on Leave After Fight Caught on Camera
The six members are now on administrative leave while under a joint investigation with D.C. police.
Firefighter Injured, More Than a Dozen Rescued in D.C. Apartment Fire
DC Fire & EMS received the call for the incident at around 1:40 a.m. for the 5200 block of D Street.
Two Women Dead Following DC House Fire
DC Fire and EMS crews responded to the two-story detached home on 8th Street Northwest just before 3:15 a.m. Tuesday.
D.C. Firefighter, Civilian Injured in House Fire
Firefighters responded Wednesday afternoon to a house fire in Northeast Washington D.C. that injured one member and a civilian, according to reports.
D.C. Firefighters Make Multiple Rescues from Apartment Fire
Firefighters with D.C. Fire & EMS rescued a number of people during a fire yesterday at a multi-story apartment building.
D.C. Firefighters Aid Residents ‘In Distress’ at Apartment Fire
D.C. Fire and EMS released video and photos of a response Thursday afternoon in the 1000 block of 45th Street Northeast.
Firefighter Injured, Teen Rescued at D.C. Duplex Fire
DC Fire & EMS rescued a 16-year-old male from a three-story duplex fire in the 700 block of Mississippi Avenue on Sunday. The teen is now in critical condition.
DC Fire & EMS Sued by Four Black Female Members for Discrimination
The $10 million lawsuit claims the firefighters were subjected to “harsher standards” and “disciplinary actions” than their white colleagues.