Paraplegic Joseph Taye was found guilty today of first-degree murder for running into Michelle Smith of the Delaware City Fire Company on Dec. 20 2008 as Smith tended to an injured man lying on the side of U.S. 13.
Not only did crews have to cut apart the chair, but they had to cut a hole in the wall of the couple's mobile home.
Because the AED display screen and/or audible indicators may not accurately indicate whether the device is functioning properly or will function properly at time of use.
Patients will be routed to one of 10 hospitals that have a specialized stroke neurologist available at all times.
The Fire Department was last in the ambulance business in the early 1980s.
A soldier closest to the blast suffered third-degree burns and cuts.
A tour bus returning from a casino ran off a southern Minnesota interstate and rolled over in a ditch Wednesday, killing two people and injuring 21.
A volunteer shortage could force the only Greers Ferry ambulance to stop running, putting lives on the line.
Two EMS bloggers -- one from the U.S. and one from England -- cap off the first part of their international exchange project.
Vacuum mattresses are commonly used in the field around the world. What are they, and why are they not more common in the U.S.?
Get lessons learned from the the largest EMS mobilization in the history of Pennsylvania.
We spoke to a couple of EMS providers who provided mutual aid during the shooting incident at Ft. Hood, Texas.
How does your agency handle holiday time-off requests?