EMS1 Daily News

Throughout the years, Lois and Arn Hart have given their time and money to the communities they live in

Life Guard International's Donna Miller plans to address the shortage of medical professionals in the city

Hall Ambulance paramedics, EMTs were recognized by their peers for dedication to patient care, career accomplishments

Arlington officials said the firefighter was shot in the chest

Dayton Children's Hospital's state-of-the-art center includes an ambulance simulator

Hilltown Community Ambulance Association in Huntington avoided having to end service to six towns

Armed man and bus driver wrestled for control of the steering as the bus struck several vehicles

The Mayo Clinic and OPTAC-X test wearable tech to allow doctors to see what EMTs, medics see on the scene

Latest round of canceled debt applies to over 77,000 borrowers

EMS did not have a budget of its own in the Harristown fire department finances

Funding allows Haywood Community College to purchase new simulation mannequins as EMS training program grows

The Lyme Affordable Housing Commission unveiled a plan to buy property near the firehouse to create housing for volunteer firefighters

Gilbert Fire and Rescue plans to use the revenue from a 1.7% increase to staff an additional ambulance

Wind blew the hot-air balloon into power lines near a Rochester highway

100,000 visitors are expected to arrive in McCurtain County to watch the eclipse in April

Officials said the rerouting was not caused by a cyberattack

Authorities in Boise said one person was wounded in the shooting at Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center

RAND report finds 911 and 988 mental health hotline require coordination from law enforcement, mental health specialists and others to promote interoperability

A man died and a woman was injured when their vehicle went off an 80-foot cliff

Scottsdale bought four ambulances for the fire department in 2023 but still relies on Maricopa Ambulance