Ind. first responders reunite with woman, baby after emergency birth
Members of the Indianapolis Fire Department held baby Kynleigh Rose Wheeler a month after they assisted in her emergency delivery
Members of the Indianapolis Fire Department held baby Kynleigh Rose Wheeler a month after they assisted in her emergency delivery
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The 140,000 square foot facility combines operations from five existing SCCAD facilities and was completed two months ahead of schedule and $2 million under budget
The vehicle was left unattended outside Grady Memorial Hospital while its driver was tending to a patient, police said
A Rockford Fire Department ambulance was responding to a call with lights and sirens activated when it was hit by another vehicle
Two dispatchers received Lifesaver Awards for two separate incidences involving critical calls and another dispatcher was honored for giving childbirth instructions to a woman in labor
Medshore Ambulance officials are working to train and add additional providers, as well as coordinate with area medical centers for transport rigs to avoid a tax increase for residents
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