Jody Heglar was sentenced to 15 years for driving under the influence and driving with a suspended license, which was reduced to 14 months of time served and probation
Ted Bowers, a firefighter-paramedic in Lebanon, was moving in across the street when he heard the commotion
Michael Senisch is suing AtlanticCare for wrongful termination after he practiced holistic medicine on a patient who refused traditional treatment
Robert Gala, 26, unsuccessfully argued that his oxycodone addiction was a disability that should have spared him termination after five years on the job
In its second year, the benchmark report based on EMS national data digs deeper into five key metrics and adds two additional measures
The feasibility of a telehealth program within a large EMS system highlights progress in matching healthcare resources with patient needs
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The Telecommunicator Emergency Response Taskforce (TERT) Initiative is developing dispatcher mutual aid for disaster response
Robert Duncan, U.S. attorney for eastern Kentucky, called the doctors involved "white-coated drug dealers"
The Huron County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) issued a notice via Everbridge shortly before 6 p.m., letting local residents know the cellular company was “experiencing an issue with 9-1-1 calls”