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Officials say firefighters rescued one of two dogs trapped in a Charlotte-area quarry, using a crane to bring the 1-year-old animal to safety and a reunion with his family. Another dog died. A firefighter had to be lowered by crane to get the dog that was still alive.
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Medic, Mecklenburg County's emergency medical services agency, recently shifted how it answers some Charlotte 911 calls because of staff shortages and other problems at the agency. But some firefighters are worried that the new policy is bad for their department—and, ultimately, for the public.
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The Charlotte Fire Department says at least 30 people were displaced after a large fire at an apartment complex on Stoney Point Lane.
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A fire engine rolled over in north Charlotte Sunday morning, injuring three Charlotte firefighters on their way to an alarm.
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Charlotte Fire Department says 15 families have been displaced by a fire early Friday at an apartment complex in south Charlotte.
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The Charlotte Fire Department said 26 firefighters were needed to control a fire at Memorial Stadium on Friday morning.The fire occurred at a 20-foot by…
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The city of Charlotte has decided to scrap plans for a standalone emergency operations center that was originally budgeted for $74 million, but whose cost…
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No injuries have been reported in what police say is the second intentionally-set fire in a month at a northeast Charlotte apartment complex.
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Charlotte Fire Department is adopting safety changes to address concerns about cancer among firefighters.
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Updated 11 a.m.Five children and two adults were transported to area hospitals with life-threatening injuries following a house fire in east Charlotte…