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Police are treating the fire that damaged four ambulances belonging to a Jewish volunteer organization in London as an antisemitic hate crime

Staten Island’s response times have declined over the past decade as rising call volume and staffing shortages slow advanced and basic life support responses

Bi-County Ambulance marked its 50th anniversary with a ceremony honoring its history, founder and ongoing investments

Factoryville officials voiced support for local ambulance service and approved a letter backing a proposed $500,000 federal grant aimed at helping EMS agencies across Wyoming County

Dispatchers say smartphone location programs such as RapidSOS and what3words help them find callers with near-constant accuracy

Video from the scene shows the man, who was holding a knife in each hand, advancing toward Buffalo Police officers, prompting the fatal shooting

The San Antonio Fire Department earned the certification following policy changes focused on how personnel interact with the public and with one another

NYC Mayor Mamdani's new Office of Community Safety will oversee mental health response, violence prevention and victim services as part of a broader strategy to reduce non-criminal demands on NYPD

Voters approved a tax increase to help Sublette Fire Protection District cover staffing, equipment and operations through 2029

New Castle County EMS has turned a former emergency response vehicle into a mobile outreach unit

Facing million-dollar price tags and years-long delays, fire and EMS agencies are using the Garage marketplace to buy and sell used rigs and fund new equipment

Investigators say an Islamorada firefighter/paramedic took a partially used vial after a call and falsified records

Firefighters, medics and special operations units responded to a bus crash, with one patient requiring a complex extrication

Authorities say a man took a Randolph County EMS ambulance from one hospital and drove it across counties before being arrested at another

A federal judge dismissed a wrongful death lawsuit alleging Bristol responders used excessive force and denied care to a 23-year-old during a medical emergency in 2017

Rural providers say outdated reimbursement rates and workforce losses are forcing critical delays in emergency response

First responders described pushing through to clear the Temple Israel synagogue in West Bloomfield Township, contain the suspect and evacuate children to safety

Retired firefighter and longtime motorsports safety official Billy Hurt was killed when two emergency vehicles collided while responding to a crash during a sprint car race

EMS doesn’t choose people — it prioritizes patients based on risk, access and the realities of an unstable scene

Hall Ambulance EMTs used a new five-lead, AI-enabled ECG to confirm a heart attack in the field