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One killed, one injured in Trumann crash Trumann police responded to a two-vehicle crash early Saturday on Highway 69 near Dollar Tree. One person was killed and another person was injured, according to police. (Source: Trumann Police Department Facebook) By Region 8 Newsdesk | March 6, 2021 at 9:42 AM CST - Updated March 6 at 9:58 AM TRUMANN, Ark. (KAIT) - A Trumann woman was killed and a Randolph County man was injured Saturday morning in a two-vehicle crash on Highway 69. According to a post on the Trumann Police Department Facebook page, officers went to the head-on collision near ...

‘We may have to leave the truck to get the patient;’ Emerson and Medic One battle tough winter weather week ‘We may have to leave the truck to get the patient;’ Emerson and Medic One battle tough winter weath By Logan Whaley | February 18, 2021 at 10:03 PM CST - Updated February 18 at 11:09 PM JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - First responders have had to brave the elements and the road conditions this week, including paramedics and ambulance services. Medic One Director of Operations Tim Brickell says the conditions have been brutal and ambulances have run into a few hiccups,...

Reply(1) GIG HARBOR, WA — Gig Harbor has chosen its next Fire Chief. Dennis Doan, the former Fire Chief for the Boise Fire Department, will be the next man to lead Gig Harbor Fire and Medic One. According to the fire department, Doan served Boise Fire for 29 years, 12 as its Fire Chief. He also founded and helmed the Southwest Idaho Fire & EMS Chiefs Association. Gig Harbor Fire had previously narrowed the field of Fire Chief candidates to just three: Doan, Dan Bjurstrom and Todd Meyer. Both Bjurstrom and Meyer currently work for Gig Harbor Fire and Medic One: Bjurstrom is the department'...

UW Medicine Newsroom | UW News On Dec. 14, the first vials of COVID-19 vaccines arrived at Harborview Medical Center. Steve Fijalka, director of pharmacy services at UW Medicine, is pictured here taking a case of vaccine vials out of a box packed with dry ice.Mark Stone/University of Washington In a deep and dark December, an eagerly awaited event brightened the early morning in a UW Medicine loading zone. The first shipment of COVID-19 vaccinations had arrived. The 3,900 doses had been marked priority boarding for their FexEx flight to Seattle, after being trucked in insulated, dry ice conta...

JONESBORO — Around 5 a.m. Wednesday, Earl Long could be seen pushing his old shopping cart up Main Street. The cart is covered in cardboard signs stating, “NEED DONATIONS, ANYTHING WILL HELP, NOT HOMELESS.” Long, 54, of Jonesboro, just found a place on Gee Street after spending many weeks on the street with his 32-year-old autistic wife, Stephanie. “I am from Wisconsin,” Long said. “I got stuck here when I got pulled over after putting flowers on my dad’s grave. I was here 30 minutes when I got pulled over and spent two days in jail. They impounded my car.â...