firefighters

Firefighters are now fighting mud and falling rocks in their attempts to contain the largest fire in the United States.

Two police officers are being hailed hero's after saving a woman from a "suspicious" house fire.

Two of our own men, who sacrificed everything will be honored tomorrow afternoon at the Idaho Fallen Firefighter Memorial Ceremony.

Wind, heat, and low humidity have fueled the Pioneer Fire near Idaho City adding another 10,000 acres scorched bringing us to a total of over 38,000 acres.

The Pioneer Fire just north of Idaho City is only 27% contained and we have 1,100 of our boys working on it.

There is something extra special about the people of the Treasure Valley. They're some of the nicest, most generous people I have ever met, and here's another example.

Our local firefighters are doing it again.  All money collected benefits the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

It's not easy to jump into a burning building to drag someone out and save their life, but that's exactly what happened last night in Boise.

Our boys in the Boise Fire Department do it over and over again.  I guess I should say men and women!  There's a lot of extraordinary women taking care of business for us too.  These guys do it all.  When they're not putting their butts on the line, they're raising money, in some very cool ways!