EMS1 Daily News

Authorities say a Gaston County man was impaired when his car struck a Cleveland County ambulance, killing paramedic Ashley Moore

Cleveland County Paramedic Ashley Moore was killed after a speeding driver rear-ended an ambulance

Greene County EMS suspended ambulance operations because of a funding shortfall, leaving neighboring agencies to cover emergency transports

Janny Wing rose from EMT to deputy chief after two decades with Ada County Paramedics, now helping lead 144 field staff members and the next generation of paramedics

A state Senate resolution gives New Jersey lifeguards formal first responder recognition and access to emergency responder benefits

Four people were flown to a burn center and five others were taken by ambulance after a cruiser exploded near Chesapeake City

David Rykala has spent five decades serving as a firefighter, EMT and paramedic while helping lead the Conemaugh Valley Regional Ambulance Association

Elyria officials say continuing with LifeCare is the best financial option as the city reviews whether firefighters are being sent to too many medical calls

A new $5 monthly utility bill fee will help cover McAlester Fire Department EMS ambulance costs

The proposed three-story emergency department expansion would support the Cleveland Clinic's planned Level 1 adult and pediatric trauma center, targeted to open in 2028

The Stanislaus County program connects some nonemergency 911 callers with a nurse who can arrange telemedicine, urgent care or other services

A sharp decline in dispatches, staffing shortages and the loss of police dispatch technology have hampered Chicago's non-police mental health crisis response program

Morgan County Ambulance Service crews trained on several subjects with UCHealth EMS medical direction leaders

Two children were airlifted to a burn center after a recalled tabletop fireplace flashed, igniting their clothing during a family gathering in Oceanside

An EMT driving a private ambulance faces misdemeanor charges after allegedly striking and killing a registered nurse in Brooklyn

The city agreed to settle a lawsuit alleging firefighters fatally injured a 76-year-old man after dropping him while carrying him from his home

Rescuers continue searching collapsed buildings as thousands remain displaced and officials shift from rescue operations to long-term recovery efforts

New laws are broadening access to PTSD care, including treatment funding, medical cannabis protections and research into psychedelic-assisted therapy

Richmond city leaders continue searching for funding to transition the fire department from basic life support to advanced life support EMS

Lake Luzerne officials may withhold funding from Rockwell Falls Ambulance Service over missing contract-required financial reports