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Dallas crews rescue woman trapped in sewage-filled ravine for days
First responders rescued a woman suffering from dehydration and heat exposure after she was trapped for several days in a sewage-filled ravine
10 people, including 7 children, hospitalized after Calif. SUV rollover
LAFD paramedics transported all 12 occupants of an overturned SUV after a Sun Valley crash
7/24, 24/7: Convenience stores across the nation thank first responders
On July 24, 2025, NACS and NENA will celebrate 24/7 Day by offering free drinks and snacks to first responders at participating…
N.Y. county EMS adds Cyanokit for smoke inhalation patients
Rockland Paramedic Services added 14 Cyanokits to treat suspected cyanide poisoning in fire victims and firefighters
NYC seeks dismissal of 9/11 toxins records lawsuit as document review continues
City lawyers say no responsive records were found, while Mayor Zohran Mamdani promises to release Ground Zero air-quality documents before the 25th…
Md. collective bargaining repeal heads toward voter referendum
Supporters submitted more than 6,200 signatures to block Salisbury's repeal of collective bargaining rights for firefighters, police officers and other city employees
Ariz. toddler declared dead after drowning found breathing in hospital morgue
Police records show a Phoenix-area toddler survived after being pronounced dead following a pool drowning
Driver charged with murder in ambulance crash that killed N.C. paramedic
Authorities say a Gaston County man was impaired when his car struck a Cleveland County ambulance, killing paramedic Ashley Moore
LODD: N.C. paramedic killed in ambulance crash
A Cleveland County paramedic was killed after a speeding driver rear-ended an ambulance
Funding crisis halts Ala. county ambulance service
Greene County EMS suspended ambulance operations because of a funding shortfall, leaving neighboring agencies to cover emergency transports
Idaho county EMS names first woman deputy chief
Janny Wing rose from EMT to deputy chief after two decades with Ada County Paramedics, now helping lead 144 field staff members…
N.J. recognizes open water lifeguards as first responders
A state Senate resolution gives New Jersey lifeguards formal first responder recognition and access to emergency responder benefits