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West Metro firefighter and technical rescue instructor was critically injured after falling during a high-angle rescue training exercise

A California lifeguard battled powerful waves to save a boy swept into the ocean, prompting praise from President Donald Trump

MEDIC EMS responded to 32 calls, deployed 22 ambulances and transported seven runners as injuries kept crews busy during the Bix 7

Volunteers who log at least 200 hours will pay $1 per $100 of assessed vehicle value as Montgomery County works to improve retention

The 5-year TRICARE project will reimburse eligible ground and air ambulance providers for blood products and transfusion services beginning in 2027

The two-year agreement will be paid for with Flint fire department funds and supports training, quality assurance and CAAS accreditation

The new "Patient Playback" podcast, hosted by Dr. David Tan, highlights clinical reasoning, system improvements and the realities of high-acuity calls

Lincoln Fire and Rescue paramedics were recognized for using the Handtevy app during a critical pediatric emergency

A circus performer was accidentally struck in the neck by an arrow during a crossbow act at the Orange County Fair

The 2026 Weekend of Honor included a 9,000-mile memorial procession, wreath-laying ceremony and tribute attended by hundreds of colleagues and families

Fifteen participants reported symptoms, one day after 19 people were hospitalized as investigators continued testing food, water, air and other possible causes

Investigators say a Grand Haven Township man fatally shot his wife and six children before taking his own life and intentionally setting the family home ablaze

The fast-moving Queens fire spread through several century-old wood-frame homes, killing a 78-year-old woman

Gunfire erupted beneath the Space Needle during the Bite of Seattle, wounding four people, including a 2-year-old boy

Two riders were injured and a worker fell while trying to keep the balloon from being dragged by a gust in Richland Township

Lakewood officials say the program has reduced repeat EMS calls while helping residents with chronic illnesses and behavioral health needs

The lawsuit challenges election and immigration requirements tied to billions of dollars in FEMA and homeland security grants

The new SPROUT program will send civilian clinicians to respond to eligible mental health and other nonviolent crisis calls

Scott County's program targets people with serious mental illness who repeatedly rely on ambulances, emergency departments and the criminal justice system

A former ambulance service treasurer must repay more than $20,000 after stealing funds from the Oto Community Ambulance Service