-
MedStar Officials Respond to Accidents on Icy Roads During Winter Weather Event
MedStar’s Matt Zavadsky tells us how officials are responding to the icy road conditions amid the Winter Storm Warning.
-
Dallas County Hosts Vaccine Clinics as Flu Cases Rise
Dallas County continues to host free flu and COVID-19 vaccination clinics across the county, as cases of the flu continue to rise across DFW.
-
MedStar Reports Spike in Flu-Like Calls as Counties Push Vaccines
Dallas County continues to host free flu and COVID-19 vaccination clinics across the county, as cases of the flu continue to rise across DFW.
-
Fort Worth Firefighters Rescue Two Men Trapped in Mud Under a School
Fort Worth firefighters rescued two men trapped in the mud under a school who had been working to repair a slab leak Monday night.
-
Fort Worth Firefighters Rescue Two Men Trapped in Mud Under a School
Fort Worth firefighters rescued two men trapped in the mud under a school who had been working to repair a slab leak. Craig Trojacek, public information officer for the Fort Worth Fire Department, gives details and said the men were in good condition after being pulled from beneath the building and were hospitalized as a precaution.
-
MedStar Seeking Special Kids For Trick or Treat Event
For the ninth year, MedStar is offering to take one or two children who need medical support out to celebrate Halloween in a special neighborhood.
-
MedStar's Bicycle Response Team Treats Nearly 500 in Program's First 4 Years
MedStar’s bicycle team has treated nearly 500 people in the densely populated West 7th entertainment district over the last four years.
-
Five Kids Rescued from Hot Car: Fort Worth Police
Fort Worth police say a father was arrested after leaving five young children in a car, they say the car was running but the air conditioning wasn’t on or wasn’t working.
-
Data Shows Increase in Kids Left in Hot Cars This Summer in North Texas
As the brutal summer heat continues, some alarming new data is showing an increase in children being left in hot cars.
-
Alarming Data Shows More Children Left in Hot Cars This Summer
As the summer heatwave continues in Texas, alarming new data shows more children are being left in hot cars. MedStar says it is seeing more calls than in the last four years.
-
As Texas Temperatures Soar, Look for Signs of Heatstroke
Experts say our bodies aren’t built for this heat, no matter your age or how fit you are so it’s important to recognize the signs of heat illness and heatstroke.
-
How to Recognize Heat Illness and Heatstroke
North Texas is experiencing extreme heat and it’s important that you recognize the signs of heat illness and heatstroke.
-
Heat-Related Illness Calls on the Rise, What You Can Do to Stay Safe
In one day this week, MedStar treated 19 patients for heat-related illnesses. Since May 1, the number of heat-related calls has more than doubled over last year. Vince Sims takes a look at the growing number and what you can do to stay safe.
-
More Heat-Related Emergency Responses: The Connection
MedStar says it’s seeing a rise in the number of heat-related calls . Plus, the lucky Texans who get to try out Amazon delivery by drone.
-
Heat-Related Illness Calls Are On The Rise For MedStar As They Warn People To Take Precautions
In one day this week, MedStar treated 19 patients for heat-related illnesses. Since May 1, the number of heat-related calls has more than doubled over last year. Vince Sims takes a look at the growing number and what you can do to stay safe.
-
Haltom City Man Reunites With Paramedics Who Saved His Life
A lifesaving rescue turns into a heartwarming reunion with MedStar first responders meeting the man they saved in a medical emergency.
-
Inside Temp Reaches 141 Degrees in Cook Children's Hot Car Demonstration
The demo is meant to raise awareness of hot car deaths in children and to prevent tragedies from happening during this hot North Texas summer.
-
Busy Days for Medics as Heat Continues
First responders stayed busy over the weekend as heat-related illness calls poured in during high temperatures.
-
First Responders Prepare For Higher Volume Calls as Temperatures Reach Triple Digits
With temperatures expected to reach triple digits this weekend, North Texas first responders are prepared for a higher volume of calls.
-
The Heat is on and First Responders Are Ready
As temperatures rise toward the century mark, first responders are getting ready for a busy weekend answering heat-related calls.