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3 NY firefighters hurt after car crashes into ambulance
The Bethany Volunteer Fire Company firefighters were transported to the hospital after Syed Rahman, who died at the scene, struck the ambulance…
Hurricane Michael gains strength, takes aim at north Florida
Gov. Rick Scott declared a state of emergency for 35 counties, activated hundreds of Florida National Guard members and waived tolls to…
Floods Sweep Away West Texas RV Park, 4 Men Missing
DALLAS (AP) — Emergency crews were searching for four men Monday whose recreational vehicle was among those swept away from an RV…
One Dead in Fatal NY Ambulance Crash
Deputies responded to the scene on Route 63 just before midnight Saturday in the Town of Bethany for the report of a…
N.C. Man Dies from Allergic Reaction to Fire Ant Bite
Paramedics gave Floyd Edwards two shots with an EpiPen and Benadryl after he had an allergic reaction to a fire ant bite.
20 People Dead in Limo Crash Is Deadliest U.S. Transportation Accident in 9 Years
A limousine carrying 18 to a birthday celebration blew through a stop sign and slammed into a parked SUV outside a store…
How an unexpectedly fast stroke recovery is possible, according to a stroke survivor
Quick action by family, paramedics and doctors combined with innovative procedure made a huge difference
Ohio fire dept. encouraged by new addict-assistance program
A team consisting of a police officer, paramedic and a social worker has a goal of meeting with a person who overdosed…
teachers win $27K grant to implement EMT classes
Chad Power and Roxanne Schmiesing teamed up to write a plan called "Tomorrow's Heroes" that will give students hands-on experiences as first…
Boston EMTs retire badge number of slain FDNY EMT
To honor slain Bronx EMT Yadira Arroyo in 2017, the city of Boston retired her EMT badge number, 2017
La. responders implement ‘battlefield medicine’ active shooter response
"Your whole concept is around speed, stop the bleeding and stop the killing," Central Fire Department, Deputy Chief Charles Mondrick said
2 Ill. hospitals duel in final ambulance hearing
Officials from Decatur’s two public hospitals took opposing sides, each bringing doctors, hospital executives and ambulance directors to support their cases