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A judge found David Russo guilty of official oppression for directing the seizure of “Stop The Bleed” kits from county ambulances amid a personal feud with officials
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s new law raises the annual personal income tax credit from $200 to $800 starting in 2027, as volunteer ranks statewide hit a 40-year low, falling from 120,000 in 2000 to 80,000 today
Five lessons for EMS from a new heart attack study
Two adults and a child aboard a 1968 Cessna registered to a San Jose State flight club were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after the plane went down near Capitol Expressway
Officials said a fire believed to be contained suddenly shifted a kilometer in 36 seconds, overtaking soldiers conducting live-fire combat training at a base in Alberta, leaving 19 people in critical condition among 39 total injured
The woman, whose truck struck and killed two people at the Stryker Sports Complex, was released pending toxicology results and a mechanical inspection as police continue interviewing more than 30 witnesses
Canada’s defense minister confirmed casualties after a major fire broke out at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright, with high winds spreading flames and hospitals reporting they were overwhelmed by the number of patients
A 6-year-old boy and a 35-year-old man were killed and 11 others, ages 5 to 68, were hospitalized when a 34-year-old woman drove a truck through a youth soccer game in Wichita
With just 36 minutes to save a hemorrhaging patient and most trauma victims never receiving blood before reaching a hospital, DARPA’s new $73 million RAPIID initiative aims to deploy freeze-dried plasma, platelets and red blood cells by 2029
As KCFD handles about 400 calls a day, union-run program 42 CARES offers confidential counseling for firefighters coping with cumulative trauma