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Shannon O’Neill-Gentry and Grant Gentry stopped at an El Dorado County crash and helped free a trapped woman as flames spread through her vehicle

Westford firefighters and a surgical team worked for over two hours to free a worker whose arm became trapped in machinery about 10 feet above the ground

California lifeguard Ryder Williams reunited with the 10-year-old boy he rescued in Santa Cruz as President Donald Trump praised his actions

Athens-Clarke County firefighters spent more than an hour freeing a worker trapped in machinery before a hospital trauma team was brought to the scene

The union censured Anne Arundel County State’s Attorney Anne Colt Leitess over the prosecution of a paramedic and an Annapolis alderman over opposition to additional EMS staffing

Santa Fe's Alternative Response Unit has fallen from 13 employees to five and lost its dedicated paramedics

Bernalillo County’s co-responder unit pairs clinicians, paramedics and detectives on behavioral health calls and now allows paramedics to administer an antipsychotic medication in the field

The union unanimously censured Gov. Abigail Spanberger after she vetoed legislation that would have expanded collective bargaining rights for firefighters, EMS personnel and other public employees

Euclid firefighters handled more than 10,800 rescue and EMS calls in 2025 as the department explores alternative transport, referrals and other ways to preserve resources

The city is using opioid settlement funds to build a 24/7 response system that sends behavioral health and community support teams to calls that don’t require traditional emergency responders

Pennsylvania’s program distributing naloxone and drug testing strips added its first faith-based recovery partner as officials report more than 17,600 overdose reversals statewide

UCHealth Estes Valley Medical Center has 16 medics trained to provide advanced treatment during long transports and wilderness emergencies

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A medical helicopter was requested, but the patient was pronounced dead before the aircraft arrived

A new union contract provides critical incident leave, but dispatchers say more support is needed after traumatic calls and long shifts

Bridgewater officials say paramedics used a humeral head IO technique practiced during cadaver training while treating the severely injured patient

Federal mediation is scheduled as Hunter's Ambulance Service union leaders seek limits on mandated shifts

HB 26-1238 covers ambulance and air ambulance services while clarifying that off-duty EMS providers are not required to respond

The Fort Worth Fire Department ambulance was stolen from Station 4 before turning up damaged on Interstate 35 in Austin

Mecklenburg County paramedics can now administer whole blood to patients at the scene or during transport