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Wayne and Roberta Seely, in their 80s, are retiring after spending nearly two years and sending 800 letters trying to find enough volunteers to keep Dennys River Ambulance Service running
Toledo officials ordered residents within a mile of the MC Tank Terminal to evacuate after an ongoing chemical release, while those within three miles were told to shelter in place as crews continue monitoring the irritant that can cause burning and nausea
The North Flight Aero Med program, developed with Munson Healthcare, Corewell Health and Michigan State University, lets flight nurse medics treat K-9s en route, speeding critical care access for remote areas
Shawn Frier, who served with multiple EMS and fire agencies, including Hancock County, Washington County and Jones County, is being remembered by colleagues as a dedicated paramedic who touched many lives
The importance of bearing witness to the tragedy we encounter in daily life, and the gifts that these difficult situations sometimes bring
We do everything we can in the hope we’re wrong about what is happening to the smallest of victims
Officials say the TikTok challenges, which encourage children to ignite isopropyl alcohol for effects like “fire-breathing,” can cause severe burns or house fires, after a 9-year-old New Orleans boy was burned over 70% of his body this month
From dark humor, to ice cream, to prayer, EMS professionals say there’s no single fix, and some warn there’s too little time to process
A six-year push for the day of appreciation, inspired by heroism and tragedy, culminated in the designation of Oct. 28 to honor first responders
From verifying airway placement to detecting early shock, capnography offers critical insight as part of a broader patient assessment