EMS1 Daily News

Cadet Class 8 joins one of the nation’s busiest EMS systems

Picketing nurses rushed inside to assist, but Henry Ford Genesys Hospital administrators ordered them out, saying staffing was adequate despite the code-black influx

ATF agents found four “simple” improvised explosive devices during the investigation of the Grand Blanc Township Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints attack

A gunman opened fire outside the Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino in Eagle Pass, then fled 180 miles before his arrest

Worshippers pulled victims to safety after a man rammed a pickup into a Grand Blanc Township chapel, opened fire and set a blaze

Launched in 2012, the Tuscaloosa County Sheriff’s Medical Unit has grown from four to 14 cross-trained deputies

The gunman drove a flag-bearing pickup into a Grand Blanc Latter-day Saints church, opened fire and started a blaze

Police say the gunman fired from a boat into the crowd at American Fish Company in Southport in an attack they called a "highly premeditated"

The city’s Rescue 1 and Rescue 2 now carry two units in military-grade fridges, bringing transfusions to the scene and boosting survival

Great Lakes region ECCs lead adoption of new protocol to guide dispatchers in handling suicidal callers

Medstar provided a free defibrillator through its Shock and Save initiative

New York State Police say the captain falsified timesheets to collect $14,230 he didn’t earn

The Pittsburgh City Council approved $1.8M to plan a 168-acre site with fire, police and EMS facilities, adding safeguards such as no federal/foreign training, no 'urban-warfare' drills

ProTeam Tactical Performance cut the ribbon on a second-floor, state-of-the-art facility at the West Chester firehouse

A Davenport man stemmed bleeding with a tourniquet before St. Louis County first responders reached him

Northwest Ambulance District faces soaring equipment prices, staffing pressures as continued levies sustain service

A new Thompson Career Campus wing is training high school students for in-demand EMT jobs, backed by ARPA funds and grants

An Mecklenburg EMS MEDIC ambulance was hit by gunfire, renewing calls for state funding to equip EMS with ballistic vests.

Essex County plan would shift from county staffing to town-run EMS, using an estimated $2M a year in STR revenue to reimburse 50% of local EMS spending

Powell County EMS crew faces a hearing after learning that only wilderness paramedics can administer antivenom