Dr. Carl Schultz banned first responders from taking stroke patients to Orange County Global hospital and drew the ire of fire chiefs with decisions on paramedic practices.
Some classes have already begun at the York County Regional Training Center. The Alfred facility officially opens this spring ...
The ICE vehicle had barely made it two blocks when something went wrong. Tippy Amundson, 39, and Heather Zemien, 55, were ...
While most of East Texas gets to enjoy the recent winter weather from the comfort of their homes, East Texas paramedics brave ...
Metro Snow Team members’ quick response helps driver during medical emergency ...
Since 1990, the voters of Walla Walla County have approved the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) levy. In short, this levy ...
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How Your Smartphone Could Double As A Radiation Detector
The inexpensive setup could help save countless lives during radiation emergencies In A Nutshell Researchers tested a cheap ...
A woman was pepper-sprayed by an ICE agent Wednesday morning at the intersection of Carpinteria Street and Salinas Street ...
Dr. Carl Schultz quietly retired as Orange County’s EMS medical director, months after fire chiefs called for his removal ...
First Alert Weather Days are in effect after a winter storm brought historic levels of snow, sleet and ice to Middle ...
PuroClean General Manager balances dual emergency response roles serving Suwanee, Buford, Johns Creek, Alpharetta, ...
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