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LATEST ARTICLES
After killing Florence County EMS Paramedic Phonesia Machado-Fore in 2024, Jeremy Smith stole her car and killed a New Mexico state police officer two days later
State rules require a licensed athletic trainer or qualified first responder at each high school game, but not an on-site ambulance
Body camera and surveillance video reportedly show a Dallas Fire-Rescue paramedic kicking Kyle Vess during a 2019 response
A Lexipol survey of 915 public safety professionals finds staffing, training and major disruptions remain key preparedness challenges
UT Health East Texas EMS recognized Noemi “Emi” Vatavuk for staying calm, unlocking the family’s apartment and directing responders to the correct unit
The University of Florida Police Department said Danny Taylor Tate, 30, became combative as responders tried to arrange safe care for his 6-year-old son
Marking anniversaries, like 9/11, is important for honoring those experiences and carrying forward the lessons learned
Dr. John Howard receives another six-year term overseeing NIOSH and a health program serving more than 140,000 9/11 responders and survivors
The University of Michigan funded the $346,000 ambulance, which will provide additional EMS capacity in Ann Arbor year-round
Portland firefighters, OHSU trauma surgeons and AMR crews trained on a simulated structural collapse requiring a field amputation, technical rescue and whole blood administration