As Coeur d’Alene Fire Department engineer David Tysdal begins a lengthy recovery process after being shot in the back on June 29, visible reminders of the community’s support will welcome him when he ...

Dave received a hero's send off at Kootenai Health this morning with hospital staff and local first responders lining the hallways as he started his transfer to the rehab hospital that will continue ...

Multiple agencies from the Denver Metro area showed their support of a firefighter and engineer, who was injured in the ...

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.

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A 47-year-old Idaho firefighter hurt in a violent attack last month has been taken to Colorado for medical treatment.

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

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 ...

Coeur d'Alene firefighter Dave Tysdal has been released from the hospital and is now heading to a facility in Colorado to ...

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

The Graham Hoffman Act comes in the wake of assailants killing several first responders in the line of duty this year.

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