If your heart stops, your odds of survival decrease roughly 10% every minute you go without CPR or a defibrillator.

It can happen out of nowhere. Someone suddenly goes into cardiac arrest, and once that happens, every minute counts.

Last spring, a high school baseball game in Green Country took a terrifying turn when a routine at-bat became a life-or-death emergency. Aaden Dunson was playing baseball for Okemah High School during ...

West Tennessee are working to spread awareness about heart disease and stroke prevention through the West Tennessee Teen of Impact campaign.

Murfreesboro Police are encouraging the community to register the AED's they have on-site. The registry allows local businesses, churches, schools, and community members to voluntarily register.

The Murfreesboro Police Department said city 911 dispatchers now have a new tool that can help them quickly locate nearby ...

SYCAMORE – Fremont Mayor Danny Sanchez recently saved a man's life. After he assisted in the CPR that saved a man’s life, he didn't stop there. He felt that February would be a great month to think ...

A Tampa mother says a mix of fast-acting CPR and a nearby automated external defibrillator is the reason her teenage son is still alive after he collapsed at school. Courtney Jackson told reporters ...

This heart month, we spoke with EMS about the critical role bystanders play in emergency responses.

This February, during American Heart Month, the American Heart Association is calling on everyday citizens to be agents of change by stepping in as the first responder until professional help arrives.

It is Heart Health Month, a time to focus on taking care of our hearts and saving lives. 10 News Photojournalist Greg Moore spoke with a heart attack survivor who is urging everyone to recognize the ...

After the tragic drowning of former Lexington Middle School student Tyler Spann, his parents have dedicated themselves to ...