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The bill would raise state income tax credits for active volunteer firefighters and ambulance corps members and allow them to receive local property tax exemptions

Firefighters and EMS crews responding to reports of trapped workers were caught in two explosions that injured 36 people, mostly first responders, and killed one civilian

Organizations across the U.S. recognized the people improving outcomes on the front lines of EMS

Two Bronx EMTs were unharmed but taken for evaluation after bullets struck their ambulance while at a call near a NYCHA complex

Fresno firefighters rescued a woman whose leg was impaled on a wrought iron fence after she ran from an ambulance

The proposed rule would cap some Medicaid supplemental payments for ambulance providers at Medicare Ambulance Fee Schedule rates beginning in 2029

Six EMS personnel and a supervisor received the Kim L. Lifesaver of the Year Award during EMS Week 2026 after treating a critically injured shooting victim before transport

A man alleges Rutherford police struck him while he was restrained inside an ambulance and removed more than 9 minutes of video from the incident

Paramedic Will Batalon and EMT Alexis De Costa were recognized during EMS Week after helping rescue seven people from a flooded home on Oahu

Among the updated guidance, NENA said telecommunicators should check the ALI NAM field for international callback numbers rather than rely on ANI

Hazmat teams were called to the scene, which Mountainair Mayor Peter Nieto said likely involved narcotics

Genesee County paramedic deputies can now administer blood transfusions in the field to patients suffering life-threatening blood loss

Independence first responders used specialized equipment to free a woman whose legs were trapped by a shifting boulder

The May 20 observance will recognize EMS clinicians who care for children and feature a free webinar on pediatric spinal motion restriction

Many clinicians are already using Compact-state licensure to support interstate work, disaster response and cross-border service

How PPAEMA and DEA guidance support secure, accountable medication management for EMS

Eight first responders and mill workers remain hospitalized after a fire and explosion at Robbins Lumber that killed a Morrill firefighter

Hall Ambulance highlighted its 1975 launch of paramedic-level care and its role supporting President Gerald Ford’s visit

Connecticut EMS crews are using whole blood transfusions in the field to improve survival for critically injured trauma patients.

Kentucky State Police said the driver was not wearing a seatbelt when his truck crossed the center line and struck a Perry County ambulance