February is American Heart Month, and the Springfield Fire Department wants you to celebrate by learning how to save lives.

Thanks to quick and effective CPR with a defibrillator, coaches were able to save Spencer Davis’ life. Now the 16-year-old wants to educate others about it.

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By Alysia Burgio Click here for updates on this story DETROIT, Michigan (WWJ) — According to the American Heart Association, nearly 436,000 Americans die from cardiac arrest each year. If performed ...

School nurses, teachers or other people trained and qualified would be authorized to administer the nasal spray to a student or staff member experiencing symptoms of an opioid overdose.

In the choir room, where students typically learn music, teachers and administrators gathered to learn how to save lives.