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Seattle’s fire department used artificial intelligence for more than two years to analyze medical 911 calls raising questions about transparency, privacy and oversight

A single-engine turboprop operated by Skydive Kansas City crashed and caught fire shortly after takeoff from Butler Memorial Airport

"Dancing with Death" shares personal stories of fentanyl overdoses and addiction as organizers work to raise awareness

Shippensburg Area EMS uses a paramedic interceptor model to provide ALS across a wider area, but officials say the program creates reimbursement and funding challenges

Two off-duty medics and two nurses helped revive a 5-year-old boy after he fell into a resort pool in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea

Richmond University Medical Center was recognized for treating 20 patients, including many FDNY members

From workforce retention and leadership development to whole blood delivery by drone and the latest EMS workforce research, Pinnacle 2026 will tackle the challenges and opportunities shaping the next era of EMS

Hospital officials said four patients required surgery while others were treated and released

International travelers to the event may not be prepared for the temperatures and humidity of the midwest; here's how area medics are preparing

A paramedic and her husband were arrested after she was accused of not covering her face in the car as her husband drove her to her job at the hospital

A 74-year-old man claims Livingston County deputies mistook his medical emergency for intoxication and left him permanently injured

The Marion County Rescue Squad was honored after expanding pediatric training, equipment and quality improvement efforts

First responders participated in hands-on training focused on emergency medical care for police and working K-9s

After 24 years with WellSpan Health, paramedic and emergency management leader Chris Krichten is helping build Manheim Township’s department

Southborough firefighters used technical rescue skills to free the injured man from a tree before he was airlifted to a hospital

A Wisconsin Fast Forward grant will fund a free EMT-to-paramedic training program designed to address workforce shortages in the Beloit area

Seelyville Fire Chief Harold Osborn died after a cardiovascular event hours after responding to an EMS call

New legislation will reimburse EMS agencies for treatment in place, telemedicine-supported care and transport to alternative destinations

A San Jose fire engineer collected more than $1 million in overtime pay since 2023 as staffing shortages, rising call volume and paramedic vacancies continue to drive overtime costs

EMS personnel, a patient and three other people were hospitalized after a Harford County crash