Recovery

So far this year, the Florida Forest Service has authorized 1,400 burns covering 52,000 acres.

Up to 10 have been predicted, which would rank 2015 below the average of 12 storms per year.

He says the more we suppress fires, the more fuels will accumulate and eventually we will have more intense fires.

After four years of drought, weather scientists are concerned that El Niño will open a fire hose in the jet stream this winter.

Crime is down, but Bratton warns of multiple terrorism threats including 'known wolves and lone wolves.'

The 168-foot-wide, steel-reinforced, concrete dome outside St. Joseph High School was designed to shelter evacuees from hurricane winds, but doubles as a gym.

Interest in body worn cameras is growing fast. Here are some issues to consider before you deploy.

Steininger spent 9/11 running medical supplies across the city, the urgency of the situation ringing in his ears as he listened to the screams coming over his police radio.

Even those who are charged with ensuring that the agency doesn’t dig too deeply into Mainers’ personal lives know very little about it.

To fund 911 updates, governments should evaluate their current 911 surcharge assessed on telecommunications devices.

Injecting that water back into the ground is thought to be the cause of extraordinary seismic activity that has rattled homes and nerves along the Oklahoma state line since horizontal drilling for oil took off.

There will be security zones within security zones, and there will be metal detectors through which pedestrians will have to pass.

Investing in resilience is a national imperative and increasingly considered a basic business practice.

New proposed flood maps that will be used by FEMA to determine flood insurance rates have changed here.

The Beaufort County Sheriff's Office new Smart911-- a program created to get information to dispatchers quicker -- could mean you get help faster throughout the county and on Hilton Head Island in S.C.