EMS1 Daily News

Police say at least two people exchanged shots at a site behind a vacant building owned by a landlord

Cumberland County commissioners unanimously warned that Crossville EMS could disrupt county operations and reduce unit availability

The Overrun weighs in on how the dismissal of all NEMSAC members could reset priorities at the federal level

Brenna Kulikowski, 31, and Damon Thompson, 21, were returning to Show Low after an interfacility transfer

Showrunner R. Scott Gemmill urged the public to “respect, protect and trust” those who provide lifesaving care

Head-on crash kills two Timber Mesa firefighters near Show Low

The former Action Ambulance employee alleges retaliation after reporting violations, including expired controlled substance vials, failure to restock certain controlled substances and failure to maintain inventory

Monthly receipts averaging $160K put Kingston's ambulance billing on pace for $1.9M

State police said a man chased, passed and cut off a Wawayanda ambulance, preventing the crew from reaching a call

Acadian Ambulance fired a uniformed employee after a TikTok mocking Charlie Kirk’s killing, violating company standards

Box Elder Deputy Mike Allred and K-9 Azula were immediately fired upon as they responded to a domestic disturbance call that killed Sgt. Lee Sorensen and Officer Eric Estrada

The 10,000-sq-ft, 24/7 emergency department on U.S. 521 will offer 12 exam rooms, trauma care, imaging and lab services

A $7,300 hospital-to-hospital ride prompted a Merced councilmember to push price disclosures for non-911 transports

El Paso and Teller counties expect $75M over 18 years to fund youth prevention and treatment, including $500K for Homeward Pikes Peak and $300K for Colorado Springs Fire’s reentry program

At Dayton General, leaders warn the One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s work rules and funding cuts could shutter facilities, stretch ERs and push patients farther from care

An ambulance transporting a patient to Oklahoma City collided with a semi, killing Woodward County Paramedic Jeffery W. Jones

Only 14 states require 9/11 instruction, and Massachusetts hasn’t until Gov. Maura Healey directed the state to embed September 11 into curriculum framework

The Long Creek Fire Protection District's trustees voted to terminate the ambulance service over legal and funding concerns and its impact on Abbott EMS

Fire and police agencies in Nashville, New Orleans, Toledo and Prince George’s County launched investigations and placed employees on leave after online comments about Kirk’s death

Campbell, also assistant fire chief with Chesapeake-Union Township VFD, died while on duty at Chesapeake EMS Station 3