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Orlando sues to keep firefighter who recorded commissioner during medical call fired
The city is asking a judge to reverse the decision of an arbitrator that reinstated the firefighter, who is facing felony charges
Fla. firefighters recall stabbing attack in ambulance
Jacksonville Fire Capt. Latorrence Norris and Engineer Vincent Harper spoke publicly for the first time after being attacked by a patient
New drug-testing policy set for volunteers in Okla. county
The new policy outlines circumstances that require drug and alcohol testing for volunteer firefighters and other emergency responders
Animal rescue training held for Pa. first responders
A county animal response team taught participants pet first aid and how to use pet oxygen masks
Quiz: Depolarization and polarization — cellular action potential
Take this quiz to test your knowledge of sodium, potassium and calcium cellular action potentials
Let’s get cellular: Teaching cellular action potential with the schoolhouse theory
Learning how sodium, potassium and calcium interact will help EMS providers understand the effects on patient physiology and pharmacology
3 injured in head-on ambulance crash in Michigan
Two crewmembers and another driver were injured when a vehicle crashed into an ambulance carrying a patient
4 injured in shooting outside of courthouse in Connecticut
Three suspects were taken into custody after the apparently targeted drive-by shooting
Video: LA first responders work tirelessly amidst homelessness crisis
Personnel from the LAFD's Station 9 in Skid Row gave an inside look at their experience aiding thousands of homeless residents
Video: LA first responders work tirelessly admist homelessness crisis
Personnel from the LAFD's Station 9 in Skid Row gave an inside look at their experience aiding thousands of homeless residents
Rural Ore. fire, ambulance agencies seek approval to merge
The agencies are seeking support to create a ballot measure to approve the merger, which officials say would improve service
Automated CPR devices required for all emergency agencies in Calif. county
Orange County officials said the requirement will improve patient outcomes and increase safety for EMS providers