Cabarrus County EMS Deputy Chief Justin Brines earns the prestigious North Carolina EMS Executive Officer credential.

Mary Jolly, a paramedic from Gaston County EMS, died after stopping to help at a crash scene on Interstate 95 in Florida.

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. ROWAN COUNTY, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — A ...

Cabarrus County EMS and Atrium Health Cabarrus are now delivering blood transfusions in the field, using rapid infusers and ...

BURNSVILLE, N.C. — Areas of western North Carolina continue the assessment process following being raked by the remnants of Helene. Yancey County (NC) EMS worker Sam Robertson was as guest Wednesday ...

Wake County may reduce the number of EMS calls that crews respond to using lights and sirens in an effort to reduce crashes “Red lights and sirens response for first responders is very dangerous,” ...

Duke Health and partners in Forsyth County have launched a first-of-its-kind study in the U.S. to dispatch drones carrying ...

A 45-person team, that includes two search dogs and 12 trucks stacked with equipment, is leaving Philadelphia on Thursday morning and heading to North Carolina to be part of the emergency response ...

A Gaston County “good Samaritan” was fatally injured when she was stopped to help at a multi-vehicle crash in Florida, ...

Narcan is a life-saving nasal spray that can reverse opioid overdoses in minutes. A life lost in Buncombe County in 2022 still weighs on — and motivates — Shuchin Shukla, a family physician who ...