A couple in west-central Minnesota were airlifted for treatment after an apparent carbon monoxide leak​ inside their home.

A Minnesota woman called 911 because she thought she was having a heart attack. Then, her husband started seizing. Dispatchers suspected the attacks were actually carbon monoxide exposure and told the ...

Because you can't see it, smell or taste it, carbon monoxide can build up to toxic, and sometimes even deadly levels.

The protein reduced the time it takes to clear half of the carbon monoxide in the blood to less than a minute.

Three Butte residents and three firefighters were hospitalized after a carbon monoxide emergency Saturday evening.

A Douglas County, Minnesota couple were rushed to the hospital last night after showing signs of carbon monoxide exposure.

Authorities say the 911 caller reported symptoms of a heart attack before dispatchers realized the actual issue.

A couple in Garfield, Minnesota, suffered high levels of carbon monxide exposure, and technicians believe a furnace and water ...

Hicksville firefighters rushed to 65 Broadway after they received a call for an unconscious person. When they got there, around 11:30 a.m. Monday, workers were carrying a man from the second floor to ...

Three people in a Butte home were rescued by the Butte Silver Bow Fire Department on Saturday after dangerous levels of ...

Both individuals were transported by North Memorial Ambulance to Alomere Health and were later airlifted by LifeLink for further medical treatment.

Three firefighters were also taken to the hospital because of exposure to high levels of carbon monoxide. They were later ...