Our Queensland Fire and Rescue firefighters sprang into action last night after a woman fell 10 metres on Mt Tibrogargan, in the Glass House Mountains National Park. As our technical rescue firefighters navigated the darkness, personnel from QFD’s Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) unit were called in to assist in locating the woman using thermal cameras. The drones’ floodlights also lit up the cliff face, helping crews to reach the woman and carefully belay her to safety. Thanks to skill

The Reading Fire Department responded to the report of a partial building collapse just after 1:00 AM early Wednesday morning in the 100 block of Poplar Street, directly across from the Poplar and Walnut Street Parking Garage. Initially dispatched as police on-scene with a partial building collapse, crews arrived to find a two and a half story end of the row building with debris and bricks in the street. The building itself was previously boarded up and appears abandoned. Firefighters evacuated

On January 14, 2026, the Garland Fire Department extinguished a residential fire caused by a pet activating a burner with combustible materials left nearby. The department emphasizes kitchen safety, advising residents to keep flammable items away from cooking surfaces, turn off appliances when not in use, and never leave cooking unattended. For more safety tips, residents can visit the Garland Fire Department’s website. #GarlandTexas | Smash Da Topic

10K views · 414 reactions | More home cooking fires occur in the U.S. on Thanksgiving Day than any other day, and home cooking is the NUMBER 1 reason for Charlotte house fires. Charlotte Fire Battalion 1 wants to share a few simple cooking tips to ensure you and your family have a safe and happy Thanksgiving. | Charlotte Fire Department, Charlotte NC | Facebook