A 54-year-old man was airlifted from the Norwegian Bliss cruise ship near Cape Flattery on Friday, The U.S. Coast Guard Pacific Northwest posted on X. The man was experiencing stroke-like symptoms ...

SNOHOMISH COUNTY, Wash. — It's out with the old and in with the new - to save lives when time counts. Snohomish County is preparing to implement a new emergency radio system that will help ...

The U.S. Coast Guard Forces Micronesia/Sector Guam crews successfully resolved the Rescue 21 issue restoring VHF-FM radio communications ... readiness with emergency procedures and safety equipment.

In his 35-plus seasons broadcasting Pacers games over the radio, Mark Boyle has some pretty ... You can listen to Boyle's call with former Pacer Eddie Gill on 1070 The Fan below: Get IndyStar's ...

Learn More › In this digital age, where we rely on our phones for so much information, it’s easy to overlook the good old radio. But an emergency radio will keep you informed with news and weather ...

A Missouri teen was killed over the weekend when she fell off the SUV she was dancing on top of and was struck by a fire truck responding to an emergency call, police said. Nyla Simmons ...

A US appeals court issued a ruling that advances efforts by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty ... the full 11-member court responded to an emergency petition from RFE/RL and imposed a pause on ...

The change is part of a $72 million emergency radio system overhaul that officials ... 20 years old and prone to congestion during high call volume. Parts were sourced from eBay, and cybersecurity ...

In his 35-plus seasons broadcasting Pacers games over the radio, Mark Boyle has some pretty iconic playoff calls. There's 8 Points, 9 Seconds. "Ding dong, the witch is dead" is a classic.

The goal of emergency medical response is to eliminate the public harm and save lives.” Medical priority dispatch manages 911 call procedures in every Canadian province and much of the rest of ...

“The last [mid-air emergency] I had was in my plane climbing at 30,000 feet and—BANG!—we dived to about 10,000 feet and slowed down,” he recalls. “I’ve had more interesting ...