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They dig their way through the tightest of spaces, risking their lives, as they hunt for signs of someone else's.
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The son of New York City's fire commissioner has apologized and resigned his job as a medic after posting offensive messages on Twitter.
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A New York City firefighter is among 18 honored with the Medal of Valor by Vice President Joe Biden.
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Our experts answered your questions about fire safety, burn treatment and more. Click the link to see the responses.
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Several puppies were found on Tuesday inside a burning building on Parsons Boulevard in Flushing.
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Al Benjamin, was thrust into leadership after the September 11th terror attacks and became one of the departments most respected members.
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The nation's largest fire department is now allowed to hire new firefighters for the first time in five years.
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Dozens of people are out of their homes and a 2-month old boy was seriously injured when the flames ripped through his family's apartment.
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Marcus Solis reports that a 16-year-old boy was rescued after falling 30 feet down.
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Anthony Johnson reports from Kingsbridge Heights.
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Tim Fleischer reports from Brooklyn
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The official FDNY 2013 calendar featuring 13 shirtless firefighters showing off their chiseled abs is going on sale Monday.
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The FDNY now believes the initial report of a fire may have been from a construction worker's welding torch.
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More than 200 firefighters battled a monster fire on the roof of an apartment building in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn.
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Anthony Johnson reports from the Brooklyn warehouse that was on fire for over 15 hours.
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About 250 firefighters are part of the FDNY's 'live burn' fire experiment on Governors Island. It's a six day research and training event.
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Experts say house fires have changed, and the FDNY will evaluate new tactics by torching the houses on Governors Island.
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Nine people whose lives were saved by strangers were invited by the FDNY and fire commissioner to meet their guardian angels.
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Anthony Johnson reports on a tragic loss for the FDNY
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A man from South Carolina comes clean about pretending to be a 9/11 hero.
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The FDNY is crediting the bravery and quick-thinking of firefighters from Ladder 2 in the rescue of a woman trapped by fire in her Upper East Side apartment Tuesday.
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A New York City man accused of four New Year's Day arson attacks in Queens has been arraigned at his hospital bedside.
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Ray Lazier Lengend, 40, was taken to a hospital for a psychiatric examination Tuesday night. He is charged with a hate crime.
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Marci Gonzalez reports on firebomb attacks in Queens
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One person is dead and one person is in critical condition after three separate fires across New York City Saturday night.
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Firefighters responded to five manhole fires at 125th Street and Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard in Harlem on Sunday night.
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Stacey Sager has more on the Staten Island brawl break-up and ensuing injuries.
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Police are investigating two cars that were apparently been fire-bombed in the Huguenot section of Staten Island early Sunday morning.
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City Councilman James Vacca is presenting an award Monday to Firefighters John Hessler and Ronny Fuentes.
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Bloomberg said Thanksgiving is about family, as well as helping others. Then, he backed up his words.
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Firefighters from Ladder 138 saved a stray cat stuck in a fence in Corona, Queens.
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Firefighters from Ladder 138 saved a stray cat stuck in a fence in Corona, Queens.
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The FDNY is releasing a 10th anniversary commemorative book to remember the 343 firefighters who died on 9/11.
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The upcoming exam for hiring firefighters will be the most expensive in the history of New York City.
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A fire truck that rushed to the aid of victims on 9/11 returned to the World Trade Center site Wednesday.
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With the FDNY set to offer its first entrance exam in more than four years, efforts are underway to find a diverse pool of applicants.
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A New York City fire marshal who helped save lives at Ground Zero has died of cancer.
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Firefighters from across New York came together Saturday for the 10th Annual Blessing of the Boats.
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Concerned residents in the Bronx are denouncing the planned closure of a remote fire company.
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With 20 New York City fire companies still on the chopping block, a rally was held on Sunday to save one that serves Coney Island.
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Thousands of firefighters and community members took to the streets Friday to protest proposed firehouse closures.
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A sweep of suspected illegal gambling operations across the city netted 15 arrests.
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The New York City Council is expected to approve legislation Thursday that raises the age limit for the FDNY from 29 to 35.
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Mayor Bloomberg's office has released the list of 20 FDNY companies that could close.
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Nina Pineda reports
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Carolina Leid reports
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Jury selection is expected to begin Monday in the deaths of two firefighters in a 2007 fire at the former Deutsche Bank building.
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