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Ky. city expected to announce settlement in death of EMT Breonna Taylor
The city of Louisville will reportedly pay millions of dollars to the family of EMT and ER Technician Breonna Taylor and implement…
$12M settlement announced in death of EMT Breonna Taylor
The city of Louisville will also implement police reforms to settle a lawsuit filed by the family of EMT and ER Technician…
1 dead, 4 injured in Wis. ambulance crash
A Fond du Lac Fire Rescue ambulance was struck by a car, ejecting one person from the car and trapping another
2 seriously injured in Wis. ambulance crash
A Fond du Lac Fire Rescue ambulance was struck by a car, ejecting one person from the car and trapping another
Police: Ala. woman attacked EMS provider, fled rig
Police called the ambulance after the woman complained of abdominal pain from pregnancy during a traffic stop
Colo. city council approves temporary ban on EMS use of ketamine
The Aurora City Council voted unanimously to temporarily ban paramedics from using ketamine to sedate patients pending a review of the practice
Natural disasters: The cost of unpreparedness
4 hard-won lessons in preparing for natural disaster recovery from a medic who weathered Hurricane Laura
NH FF who suffered cardiac arrest at fire thanks fellow first responders
Manchester Firefighter Craig Ferry celebrated his return to duty and thanked his rescuers at Manchester's AMR headquarters Monday
Calif. governor signs bill classifying dispatchers as first responders
California's dispatchers will now be classified as first responders instead of administrative or clerical workers
Who are street medics?
We have all seen the videos of street medics tending to civil unrest injuries, but do they have any legal protection, recognition…
Fisher Space Pen debuts thin line series to honor first responders
Sales of the thin line Fisher Space Pens, which were created for astronauts to use on missions, will benefit first responder charities
Lawyers says medic charged with assaulting patient was following standard protocol
An attorney for the Tennessee paramedic accused of hitting and kicking an overdose patient said the paramedic was trying to revive him