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BOSSIER CITY, La. - An emotional and powerful tribute took place Thursday in Bossier city.

About one in two respondents in these two regions reported experiencing stress “a lot of the day yesterday.”

Durham County takes steps to correct ambulance maintenance issues, but challenges still remain ahead of the summer, ABC11 I-Team reports.

An intense debate is raging over the proper way to repair the broken system the U.S. uses to tax its international businesses. There is widespread agreement that the current system destroys jobs and suppresses wages for U.S. workers. However, there is a sharp division about how to fix the system’s shortcomings. One side argues for strengthening the current worldwide system that taxes U.S. businesses on the income they earn in foreign countries. The other side argues for a territorial system, w...

The House Democratic Policy Committee heard from first responders on where their legislative priorities should be to address the growing crisis.

Non-office workers have been left behind by the flexible work movement due to the narrow focus on remote work.

A national program is saving lives and time in Spartanburg County, but officials said it could help even more if more residents sign up.

Three Boston EMS workers were among those who rushed to where the bombs exploded in a race to save lives.

Even after the shooter was down. >> yeah, lester, thats right. they tell us here yesterday ems agencies were actually short-staffed. so a louisville police lieutenant improvised jumping in the front seat of an ambulance and driving it to the hospital, allowing ems workers in the back to keep caring for a wounded patient. lester? >> >> maggie vespa in louisville, thank you. there was yet another deadly mass shooting today, this one in washington, d.c. as a new survey shows just how much america...

New Yorkers will have a chance to voice their opinions on a proposal to raise the price of ambulances by more than 50%.