EMS1 Daily News

Wrightsville Firefighter Chad Wombles' right hand and left thumb were severed in an unprovoked attack before a police officer fatally shot the attacker

Garden City officers say the EMT smelled of alcohol at a death scene and refused a breath test

The Springville Fire Department will use the AFG money for new EMS equipment and to strengthen emergency response capabilities

A proposed plan would include the Floyd County Fire Territory, creating a stable, county-run EMS division by 2027

After the abrupt dismissal of the federal EMS advisory council, outgoing members are stepping up — ensuring the next cohort won’t start cold

West Hartford-based AMR paramedics Alexander Megquier and Aaron Durette are among 32 responders nationwide recognized

Michael Fraley breaks down what paramedics need to know about what’s changed — and what hasn’t — in the new resuscitation guidance

Greene County supervisors adopted a mid-range plan, raising full-time ambulance wages to between $23 and $27 per hour across all tiers

A taxpayer-funded partnership with Allegiance Mobile Health will provide 24/7 ambulance coverage to rural areas of Jasper County, aiming to cut response times

Reading police say a suspect threw an acidic substance and used a knife at Hope Rescue Mission

A separation agreement shows Fort Worth will pay outgoing Chief Jim Davis nearly $100K as he drops potential claims, including age discrimination and whistleblower allegations

What tunes will you be playing as you prepare to transport ghouls, ghosts or goblins?

Among those recognized were a firefighter/paramedic who saved an infant from a blaze and an EMS sergeant who provided lifesaving aid while off duty on vacation

Novi PD says a man carjacked a Medstar ambulance with a paramedic and patient inside, crashed into another vehicle, then fled on foot and tried to disarm responding officers

Wake County EMS may scale back emergency responses after 21 crashes this year, shifting to lights-and-sirens use in only 20% of calls

After Fort Worth Chief Jim Davis resigned, his lawyer argued the firefighters' union impeded safety fixes by resisting a NIOSH review

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