An audit presented to the Baltimore Board of Estimates on Wednesday found that the city’s fire department allowed several nonemployees to use take-home vehicles, which are typically reserved for ...

Dangerous conditions and concerns about the collapse of a vacant building in downtown Baltimore prompted a response from city fire crews on Sunday. Firefighters were called to the 300 block of N.

A family-owned, generational hardware store caught fire Monday morning on Hampden’s 34th Street, near the famed holiday ...

Medical experts say the disease risk from a Baltimore County paramedic’s alleged contamination of coworkers’ food and items is minimal, but firefighters report significant anxiety and uncertainty ...

Beginning next month, changes are coming to the Baltimore Fire Department's emergency response. In July, the department will downgrade four Advanced Life Support Units (ALS) to Basic Life Support ...

A devastating five-alarm fire erupted at a vacant building in downtown Baltimore Tuesday evening, triggering widespread transit disruptions and prompting an massive emergency response from multiple ...

Baltimore firefighters battled a five-alarm fire in a group of buildings at the intersection of North Howard Street and West Fayette Street on Tuesday, but there were no injuries reported, Baltimore ...

The Baltimore City Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire on Saturday after a car struck a pole, officials said. The incident took place at the intersection of East North Avenue and Barclays ...

A massive fire broke out in Remington in north Baltimore on Friday. The blaze was reported at W 23rd St & Hampden Ave, as per Citizen app. Firefighters reportedly were told it was a building fire. The ...

A massive four-alarm fire tore through part of Baltimore’s Hampden neighborhood Monday evening, drawing a large emergency response as firefighters worked to get the blaze under control. The Baltimore ...

Two pets were safely rescued from a house fire in South Baltimore Saturday morning. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Baltimore's city council president wants to fix the troubled system that handles real-time police and fire communications.