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Latest EMS News
Paramedic, Life Partner Had a Knack for Helping
A tale of two paramedics who were life partners as well as ambulance partners.
Tennessee Patient Steals Ambulance, Drives to School
Police found man at community college registering for school.
Memorial Service for Fallen West, Texas Firefighters
Nearly 10,000 packed the Ferrell Center, more than three times West's entire population.
Pennsylvania Communities Mull Decision over ALS Providers
Susquehanna Valley officials to decide between two EMS services.
Boston Marathon Victims Vow to Dance, Run Again
Life-changing injuries will not define lives of the bombing victims.
Boston Marathon Victims Vow to Dance, Run Again
Life-changing injuries will not define lives of the bombing victims.
TSA Agent, Also an EMT, Saves Life of Elderly Passenger
The TSA says security inspector Robert Kennish of Metuchen, N.J., performed CPR on an elderly woman after she collapsed Tuesday night on a passenger ramp and stopped breathing.
Pa. Firefighters Sue over Hearing Loss from Sirens
Four Pittsburgh firefighters are suing seven companies that manufacture fire trucks or sirens, claiming they've lost hearing due to the blaring sirens.
Over 80 Believed Dead, Many Injured, in Bangladesh Collapse
Workers say building had developed cracks the day before.
Boston Cardinal Thanks First Responders in Homily
Sean O'Malley thanked law enforcement officials, first responders and civilians who helped after the tragedy
