City of Miami Fire Rescue held a ceremony to swear in 16 new recruits.The recruits graduated Friday morning after completing ...

The department purchased protective equipment years ago, but the reality of needing it feels more urgent than ever. First responders at FSU were seen wearing similar gear, and Miami Fire Rescue ...

Over 45 rescue units battled the third alarm blaze near the 3700 block of Northwest North River Drive, according to MDFR. Around 11: 30 a.m., crews found a “column of thick black smoke and fire” ...

Family, friends and fellow firefighters said their final goodbyes to a veteran Miami-Dade Fire Rescue captain who ... nearly 50 years and had joined the department in 1978, where he rose through ...

Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue firefighters began battling the blaze at the 3100 block of Northwest 69th Court shortly before 6 p.m., said department spokesman Frank Guzman. In all, 11 people and two ...

Miami Fire Rescue allowed Local 10 News a behind-the ... But before any of them could even answer one call, they had to earn a Florida Department of Health certification. This and a long list ...

Miami Fire Rescue also responded to the scene and transported ... Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call the Miami Police Department or Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-8477.

Pete Sanchez of Miami Fire Rescue. "Hydration is key ... Alex Gutierrez of the Miami Police Department. More than 100 officers will also be stationed on the ground to maintain order.

Reyes’ daughter-in-law, Adriana Pereira-Reyes, also spoke at the City Hall service, thanking the employees of every city department ... @miamiherald.com A Miami Fire-Rescue Honor Guard ...

The Florida Department of Health’s administrative ... “At 11:59 p.m., Miami Fire Rescue was summoned to the facility. At 12:15 a.m., [Maercks] and staff initiated CPR due to J.T.’s weak ...

After a successful afternoon of spearfishing in Fort Lauderdale, David Labrador surfaced. But he saw a boat moving directly toward his head and dived back underwater. Not quickly enough.