Fire Life

"This recipe for Beef Cacciatore with Quinoa is the perfect example of using a slow cooker for something other than chili," writes A.J. Fusco.

There have been numerous instances in the past few months of Valley firefighters battling cancer. In some cases, their workers' compensation was denied, reports ABC 15. For Tommy Arriaga that is not the case and...

Grand Island Fire Department Shift Commander Bryan Stutzman and firefighter and paramedic Lonnie Mitteis are back to work after undergoing cancer treatments, reports The Omaha World-Herald. Mitteis had been gone nine months with bladder cancer....

Ryan McKay celebrates the flavors that inspire cooler days, sleepy Sunday mornings, and football. What better vehicle to use then pancakes?

For the rest of 2019, Claire Diab will be giving you “Jewels and Tools” from her upcoming book, “Jewels and Tools for Yoga: Easy, Simple Tips for Feeling Better and Looking Younger” to feel better and look younger.

By Anne Gagliano It’s August 31st, and it’s me and my husband Mike’s 34th wedding anniversary. How have we celebrated these many years? We delight when we can actually spend the day together, but as firefighter couples soon...

In this latest installment, we return to the beautiful waters of Alaska for another day of fishing with Kevin and his crew. Then, it's back to the homestead for a nice, home-cooked halibut meal.

"Finding the ideal place to train can take a bit of trial and error. This exploration is just another cog in the wheel of finding what works best for you," writes Michael Krueger,

"This month, I would like to share a little something I throw together that's easy to make at the station or at home. It's quick and easy and satisfies the craving for Asian food," writes The Firehouse Foodie.

"So, next time you are wondering if your training is effective, consider doing a little testing to see where you are in contrast to where you’ve come from," writes Michael Krueger.