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I recently took a weekend trip to Chicago with a stop in Indianapolis on the way and took these photos of fire stations and apparatus. First the Indianapolis picures. Indianapolis Station 13-located on the west side of Downtown and is first due to Mile Square, IUPUI, and Gainbridge Arena...

The City of North College Hill, OH (Hamilton County) announced that 75% of it's firefighters will resign effective March 17. https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/hamilton-county/north-college-hill/75-of-north-college-hill-fire-department-resigns-according-to-facebook-post

Debris from the explosion flew at least a quarter mile killing a 19-year-old. https://www.wxyz.com/news/region/macomb-county/clinton-township-police-ask-people-to-avoid-area-of-15-mile-and-groesbeck-due-to-an-industrial-fire

Damned if I know, I don't eat that (food that looks like) shit.

I live in Cincinnati. If anything's going to cause an "ass-fueled fire" it's our chili.

https://wgntv.com/news/chicago-news/firefighters-battle-massive-gas-fueled-warehouse-fire-on-near-west-side-overnight/

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/crews-battle-massive-blaze-at-manteo-furniture-warehouse/ar-BB1j0dSB Radio traffic:

Forgive me for not knowing how this works, but why can't the fire department be given the training and/or tools necessary to shut off the power instead of standing around waiting for ConEd? Not necessarily every Engine or Ladder but maybe Squads or Rescues or someone who can respond a lot...

LA Captain on YouTube has all LAFD and LAPD scanners live and archived. Here's the dispatch in real time from the day of this fire. First dispatch comes in shortly after the 5:08:50 mark in this video

No one was injured after a school bus erupted in flames in Durham Friday. https://www.wral.com/story/fire-engulfs-school-bus-in-durham-23-students-and-driver-safe-no-injuries-reported/21287698/ Additional information and photos from Durham Fire Department on Facebook.