Injured Coeur d'Alene firefighter Dave Tysdal began his journey to a Colorado rehabilitation facility Tuesday morning, ...

Dave Tysdal was cheered on by fellow first responders, family members, and friends as he was discharged from the ICU at Kootenai Health Medical Center.

Coeur d'Alene firefighter Dave Tysdal was all smiles as he was escorted by his family out of Kootenai Health Tuesday morning.

David Tysdal was given a sendoff fit for a hero as he was pushed through the halls of Kootenai Health for the last time ...

Local firefighter Dave Tysdal has been released from the hospital and is on his way to Colorado for specialized treatment. This marks a significant step in ...

Many filled the hallways of the hospital with applause and cheers, as Tysdal gives a thumbs up and a big smile, saying "Thank you." ...

When the battalion chief from Northern Lakes Fire District walked up on June 29 to find out why the firefighters from ...

Dave Tysdal of the Coeur d'Alene Fire Department suffered a gunshot wound to the back during the June 29 attack.

Coeur d'Alene fire officials have provided a reassuring update on the condition of Engineer Dave Tysdal, a firefighter ...

Tysdal, with the city fire department, was the only firefighter in Sunday's attack to survive after being shot. Local Idaho battalion chiefs, 42-year-old Frank Harwood and 52-year-old John Morrison, ...

Engineer Dave Tysdal remains in stable condition after an ambush shooting, with colleagues hopeful for his recovery. To stream KREM on your phone, you need the KREM app. Download the KREM app ...

Engineer Dave Tysdal was injured in a shooting in Canfield Mountain that killed two battalion chiefs in northern Idaho.