In a first, this week the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a brain stimulation device designed to treat depression at home. The approval of the first such device for home depression ...

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Android users can now share live video with 911 operators. The telecommunicator initiates the request. The feature is available on devices with Android 8 or higher. Calling 911 can be stressful, and ...

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Newly released 911 audio from a December stabbing on a Charlotte light rail train captured the frantic efforts of passengers as they struggled to help the victim, who was allegedly attacked by a twice ...

Newly released 911 calls from Kerr County reveal dispatchers were overwhelmed as hundreds of people desperately called for help during the July 4 flooding event that claimed the lives of at least 117 ...

911 calls received on the day of the UPS plane crash have now been released Canada making border crossing change that will impact Americans How a backroad discovery led to the arrest of Melodee ...

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Authorities are releasing hundreds of 911 calls from the deadly flash floods that devastated parts of Texas Hill Country on July 4, killing more than 130 people, including dozens of young campers.