EMS1 Daily News

Torrential rains in San Antonio triggered flash floods that swept away cars firefighters carried out dozens of dramatic rescues across the city

Navy corpsmen at NMRTC Twentynine Palms are riding along with Morongo Basin Ambulance paramedics, gaining critical hands-on experience and sharpening readiness for combat and civilian trauma response alike

A $65M lawsuit claims logging firms’ negligence led to EMT Sarah Susman’s death in a 2021 log truck crash on Highway 126.

A stolen ambulance from Effingham County triggered a high-speed pursuit across Rincon, Port Wentworth and beyond. Two people were arrested.

Survivors and families of the 49 victims killed in the 2016 Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando are visiting the site for the last time before it’s demolished and replaced with a permanent memorial honoring the LGBTQ+ community and victims of the tragedy

More than 460 former CDC employees are being brought back after layoffs that gutted public health programs, including those tackling infectious disease, air quality and workplace safety

Ensure safe, compliant and efficient blood transfusions with the Blood Tracking module, real-time monitoring and control to keep lifesaving supplies ready

President Donald Trump said the federal government will begin shifting disaster funding and responsibilities to state governors after this hurricane season

Supervisors approve EMS resolution, set stage for tax levy vote in November.

Washington County’s new paramedic program aims to improve mental health crisis response and ease the strain on EMS and law enforcement.

Police say an underage drunk driver slammed into the outdoor seating area of La Mexicana Taco Stand in Fort Myers, injuring nine people, including four children

A former student opened fire at a Graz school, killing nine and injuring 12 before taking his own life, officials said.

Twenty EMS professionals have received Fitch EMS Foundation scholarships, selected from a record 313 applications

With earnings nearly triple initial projections, Flint plans to reinvest ambulance revenue into a new public safety training facility and expand its EMS fleet

The Illinois State Police said the patient became combative during transport, leading to the Carle Ambulance rig stopping on the interstate shoulder

The Kingston City Council has allocated $263,000 for a fifth ambulance to strengthen its EMS response and reduce the strain on existing units, pending state grant reimbursement.

The bipartisan EMS Counts Act aims to fix outdated federal job classifications that undercount cross-trained EMTs and paramedics, making it harder to identify service gaps and support the emergency workforce

A woman is suing former EMT Bradley Doyle now serving a nine-year sentence for kidnapping, along with his parents and American Medical Response, claiming the ambulance company failed to vet his criminal past and his parents didn’t act to prevent further harm.

A drunk boater is facing charges after a 44-foot vessel caught fire near Hart Island, injuring 23 people

Officials say Lauren Wilson falsely claimed to be a licensed paramedic, provided unauthorized care to critically ill patients, and transported some without consent, despite losing certification in 2012 and using forged documents to get hired