EMS1 Daily News

Three men were killed at the Westwood Shores sewer plant after being overcome by toxic hydrogen sulfide gas while working near a manhole

Don Unger joined the Tuckahoe Volunteer Rescue Squad as a college freshman and went on to serve more than five decades and 2,500 shifts

When a runner collapsed during Flint’s Crim Festival of Races, three spectators with medical training jumped into action performing CPR, using a defibrillator and helping paramedics

Dalton Pischke, Emily Kelzer and Zac Gehling joined Grand Meadow’s fire and EMS crews, hoping to inspire more young volunteers

Grady Health System unveiled “Grady Air,” a state-of-the-art medical helicopter staffed by its critical care team and piloted by Air Methods

Paramedic Kevin Robert, remembered as a mentor and educator, suffered a medical emergency while providing care to a patient aboard LifeNet 7-13

Patrick County supervisors to transfer management of Station 8, the county’s busiest rescue squad, to Ambulance Services of Lexington Inc.

The arrests came during a federal investigation that led the Bureau of Land Management to end contracts with two Oregon-based forestry companies

Reasons for the arrests remain unclear after federal agents detained members of a private contractor crew during an ID check during the Bear Gulch Fire

Providence officials replaced two ambulances that ran a combined 12,179 calls in 2024

Hennepin EMS official said the police’s swift, accurate tally of victims let medics move the wounded quickly to three hospitals

Monarez was fired less than a month after refusing to back “unscientific, reckless directives,” as four other senior CDC leaders resigned in protest

Metro Atlanta Ambulance Service now carries whole blood on ALS units across Bartow, Cobb and Paulding counties

Minneapolis Police say the shooter opened fire through church windows toward the children sitting in the pews during school Mass before dying at the scene

New Orleans EMS providers recall wading through floodwaters, improvising landing zones and carrying patients when 911 went silent 20 years ago

The Life Flight helicopter, responding to an ATV wreck, clipped a business sign

Addressing Sioux City Fire Rescue, the “Black Hawk Down” surgeon said only 2 % of U.S. rigs carry blood

FEMA workers who joined a 180-signature letter warning that staff and budget cuts imperil disaster response have been put on indefinite paid leave

The Knox County EMS director had a blood alcohol content of nearly twice the legal limit

Lake County officials said the change will cut the average workweek to 42 hours and boost health, morale and staffing