EMS1 Daily News

Moses Lake officials have launched a study to explore keeping the current system, forming a new city fire district or creating a regional fire authority

Five soldiers were shot at Fort Stewart, prompting a brief lockdown before the suspected shooter was arrested

A Denver rail worker suffered severe injuries and had his leg amputated after being trapped by a derailed train car at the BNSF Globeville Yard

Federal prosecutors allege suspects staged medical crisis to bypass entry procedures at San Ysidro

North Babylon Fire Chief Peter Alt was caught on video shouting profanities at a 10-year-old girl during an emergency call

A medical flight operated by CSI Aviation crashed near Chinle while en route to pick up a patient

A new partnership in Joliet embeds paramedics into patient care teams to connect residents with vital resources beyond traditional medical care

Brewster Ambulance and EasCare will return $6 million to the state after a whistleblower lawsuit revealed they submitted false claims for unnecessary or upcoded services

Mayor Edwards approved Baton Rouge General’s ambulance service entry, raising concerns from Acadian Ambulance over need and process

Mark Bocian, a 40-year Pittsburgh EMS veteran and former chief, is remembered as a principled leader with a sharp wit and generous spirit

WEINMANN’s emergency ventilator met PASCO County’s demand for reliable, easy-to-use ventilation in every ambulance

With funding from the American Heart Association, UM researchers are building a wearable sensor called INSIGHT-CPR to help responders personalize cardiac arrest treatment and improve survival rates

Lancaster County first responders turn to peer support to address trauma and shift the culture around mental health

A longtime paramedic and former regional EMS coordinator, Blair Balmforth is being remembered for his clinical skill, kindness, and deep dedication to the people and communities he served

FEMA is now accepting applications for over a dozen grant programs to support emergency readiness, including for natural disasters and cyber threats

In a two-day joint exercise with Auburn University and emergency agencies, first responders simulated an active shooter scenario to sharpen tactics

Chief Steven Eubank steps down after guiding the department through major challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic and a line-of-duty death

Rescuers used a rope system to hoist the injured climber across South Boulder Creek after a bystander heard cries near Red Garden Wall

California firefighters airlifted an endurance runner from Razorback Ridge Trail after he fell and broke his femur

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