EMS1 Daily News

Video released by the Fort Worth Police Department shows an officer and bystanders working to free the child before rendering medical aid; the baby is expected to recover

Firefighters, EMS crews and police officers connected with Warren County families, highlighting the training and teamwork behind public safety

Marking back-to-back recognition, this year’s honor underscores First Due’s leadership in artificial intelligence for public safety

The new Hubbard Main Street bridge marks the city’s first tribute to local first responders, with officials praising their courage and commitment

As part of a two-week campaign beginning on National First Responders Day, each store will donate $500 to fire, police and veteran groups in over 2,300 communities

The upgrade streamlines how EMS, fire, police and local government agencies find, apply for and manage grants

EMS crews used a Stokes basket and rope system to rescue the critically injured man after he fell from the Acrisure Stadium's main scoreboard

The Medstar unit was taken from a crash scene in Novi, leading to another crash and fire that injured four people

Several students became ill after eating candy a classmate brought to the Rancho Cordova school that resembled regular sweets but contained THC

Floyd County commissioners approved an agreement to reserve ambulances worth about $280,000 each as talks progress on forming a unified fire district that would include EMS response

Positively Portage funded more than $20,000 in Stryker automated external defibrillators across Portage facilities

Gunfire erupted outside the International Cultural Center during homecoming festivities at Lincoln University

City health leaders detailed protocols after three mass overdoses since July and defended a harm-reduction approach

A new Tri-Share-style initiative will cover two-thirds of childcare costs for Kansas City police, firefighters and EMS workers

Alabama Hospital Association President Danne Howard says low reimbursement rates, high uninsured numbers and looming loss of federal subsidies continue to threaten rural hospitals

Grant cuts, new rules and a shutdown freeze are stalling hires and training, putting disaster readiness at risk

Employees from Spirit EMS delivered thank-you cards and multi-tool kits to farmers across Shelby County, recognizing their hard work

Washington County–Johnson City EMS mourns loss of veteran EMT Fred Kemp after training accident

SAFER and AFG funds will help the Fullerton Fire Department restore ALS, reduce 911 response times and launch a wellness program

MedEx's CEO told Lee County commissioners the company can deliver faster response times, advanced technology and lower costs than FirstHealth