Pittsburgh firefighters take to the streets for annual "Fill The Boot" campaign
The annual "Fill the Boot" campaign, organized by the International Association of Fire Fighters, has been a tradition since 1954.
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The annual "Fill the Boot" campaign, organized by the International Association of Fire Fighters, has been a tradition since 1954.
The New Kensington Volunteer Fire Department has found itself going on more fire calls each year, but with fewer volunteers.
Going strong since 1959, Fill The Boot raises money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
After flames tore through a Harmar Township home, fear has set in among neighbors due to the absence of fire hydrants.
Three occupants inside the SUV were also transported to a hospital.
The Pittsburgh Firefighters IAFF Local Union gave the community an opportunity to see what it's like to be a firefighter.
The Aliquippa Fire Department is the latest to add the relatively new safety tool.
Several digital recruitment signs will be placed in a high-traffic area of Greensburg in hopes of getting new firefighters.
The fire broke out early Thursday morning along Country Club Drive.
Firefighters in White Oak battle fires in freezing temperatures, but it doesn't stop them from getting the job done.
Chief John Walsh was laid to rest following a funeral service at St. Paul Cathedral in Oakland.
A viewing and salute for fallen Pittsburgh Bureau of Fire Battalion Chief John Walsh was held on Sunday.
Battallion Chief John Walsh served as a firefighter for nearly 40 years.
The Pittsburgh Fire Fighters Local No. 1 Union Hall in Hazelwood held a Coats for Kids Winter Coat Drive on Saturday.
The Pittsburgh Firefighters Local No. 1 is hosting a big Winter Coat Drive this weekend in order to help local children keep warm this winter; KDKA Chilekasi Adele reports.
Fire companies from across the commonwealth are banding together to assist their counterparts affected by Hurricane Helene.
A former firefighter from Greensburg wants to change how wildfires are stopped before they ravage communities.
Cranberry's Public Safety Training Center was home to dozens of fire chiefs this week to learn new methods for their respective departments.
What kind of precautions do firefighters take to cool off in hot weather?
