News

Here you will find all of the latest news from our department.

Ala. hospital plans 2 $41M freestanding EDsSunday September 27th, 2026

Huntsville Hospital says the new emergency departments in North Huntsville and Hampton Cove will expand access to emergency care and help reduce response times
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Mo. gets $45M for rural hospitals, EMS workforce and health servicesSunday September 27th, 2026

Federal funding includes $4.2 million to train and recruit rural EMTs and paramedics, along with investments in hospitals, behavioral health and maternal care
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Pa. first responders honored after cardiac arrest saveSaturday September 26th, 2026

EMS crews, firefighters and police officers were recognized after coordinated CPR and defibrillation helped a 52-year-old cardiac arrest patient regain a pulse and eventually return home
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Minn. first responders drill for light-rail crash ahead of new line openingSaturday September 26th, 2026

Hopkins first responders practiced extrication, patient care and multi-agency coordination during a simulated train-SUV crash ahead of the Green Line Extension opening
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Mo. ambulance district warns of paramedic cuts if sales tax failsFriday September 25th, 2026

St. Charles County Ambulance District says Proposition Paramedics would help address rising call volume, prevent planned staffing cuts and eliminate balance billing for residents
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S.C. fire department financial review finds payroll, EMS billing concernsFriday September 25th, 2026

An independent review of the Richburg Fire Department found concerns about payroll, EMS billing, bank accounts, and the mixing of public and private funds as Chester County tightens oversight
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16 hospitalized after stolen car crashes into Baltimore transit busFriday September 25th, 2026

Baltimore firefighters declared a mass-casualty incident after a car carrying four juveniles crashed into an MTA bus, sending 16 people to hospitals, some in critical condition
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Photo of the Week: Md. CPR, call taker reunionFriday September 25th, 2026

An Anne Arundel County FCO Call Taker guided parents through CPR after their child choked and went into cardiac arrest before firefighters and paramedics arrived
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14 students, 2 teachers hospitalized after broken thermometer prompts Tenn. hazmat responseThursday September 24th, 2026

Chattanooga firefighters responded to a middle school for a possible mercury exposure before crews determined the broken thermometer contained alcohol
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Cleveland aims to use $1M federal grant to replace aging public safety radiosThursday September 24th, 2026

Cleveland plans to use up to $1.03 million in federal funding to replace 151 mobile radios used by police, firefighters and EMS crews in emergency vehicles
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