EMS1 Daily News

A late-night collision between a pontoon boat and a commercial barge on Lake Pepin claimed three people, including two off-duty Wabasha firefighters

Suttontown EMS will use a $4,000+ grant to add emergency warning lights to a donated former sheriff’s K-9 vehicle

After Paramedic Ashley Moore was killed in a high-speed ambulance crash, a Mecklenburg EMT urged more research into protecting crews during patient transport

Emergency crews rescued hundreds of people from floodwaters, rooftops and stranded vehicles as heavy rain swept through Missouri and forced the evacuation of more than 200 summer campers

Orange County has restored Anaheim Global Medical Center's emergency receiving status, allowing ambulances to resume transporting 911 patients after a temporary suspension

The Elkhart hospital will expand and renovate its Emergency and Trauma Center to add private rooms, behavioral health spaces and improved ambulance access

A MetroHealth social worker will respond with Parma and Parma Heights police and firefighters to mental health, substance use, homelessness and other crisis calls

While Los Angeles County search-and-rescue crews worked in Venezuela after the deadly earthquakes, a three-person deployment support team helped care for their families

The Ready California program funds local groups providing emergency training, disaster supplies, translated information and alert sign-ups for vulnerable communities

Mantooth’s portrayal of firefighter-paramedic Johnny Gage introduced millions of viewers to the emerging profession of paramedicine

A Maryland Trooper/Flight Paramedic is lowered from a helicopter

Liverpool Township will use the Ohio Attorney General's debt collection program to recover delinquent ambulance bills dating back as far as 10 years

Miami Fire-Rescue personnel helped save a man trapped beneath rubble for eight days following Venezuela's devastating earthquakes

PHI Air Medical now operates six Virginia bases, carrying whole blood and specialized equipment for emergency and critical care transports

A bipartisan group of lawmakers is calling on the HHS Secretary to reappoint Dr. John Howard to lead the WTC Health Program

A Springfield firefighter/paramedic suffered non-life-threatening injuries after being stabbed by a patient during a mental health transport

More than 100 first responders responded after a bus crashed into a building in Pikesville, prompting a mass casualty incident

Fort Wayne police said Christopher Peden admitted to cutting off his genitals, dousing them with gasoline and setting them on fire

A Chattanooga blood drive will offer free wellness lab panels or gift cards to encourage donations as trauma cases rise during the "100 Deadliest Days of Summer"

Prosecutors are seeking a 30-year sentence, with all but 20 years suspended, if the Baltimore County paramedic pleads guilty to three counts of causing another person to ingest bodily fluid