My patients often seek help during the darkest of times: job loss, medical illness, and the loss of a loved one are just some of the challenges that can feel tremendously daunting. But what happens when several of these tragedies happen all at once, in one day, in one moment unexpectedly and so tragically? More.

The September 11th Victim Compensation Fund has awarded $12.8 billion to over 56,600 claimants since being reactivated in 2011 and last year decided more claims and issued more reward dollars than in any prior year, the fund said in its annual report. More.

A blood drive will be held in the Hudson Valley in honor of a retired decorated New York Police Department sergeant and Hartsdale fire commissioner. Peter Woods, a beloved community leader and 9/11 first responder, died Jan. 9, 2021, of complications from 9/11-related leukemia. More.

Four years ago, in dramatic testimony, a U.S. psychologist described in open court how he had threatened to slit the throat of a young son of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the accused mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks, if another Qaeda attack claimed the life of an American child. More.

Fox 8 News in the Morning continues its Cooking with Fire series, in this week's edition Kristi Capel visits the Strongsville Fire Department . In this segment Kristi learns about the meaningful 9/11 Memorial located in Station #4. More.

Mental health experts say gun violence takes a toll on your mental health whether you are involved in the event or not. More.

An attempt to learn more about the deadly toxins kicked into New York City’s atmosphere after the 9/11 terror attacks has so far been shut down by city government, with two key agencies claiming they have no information on the matter. More.

Incidents of mass violence, like the recent shooting in Kansas City, often have far-reaching effects on the emotional wellbeing of individuals and communities. These events can trigger a wide range of emotions, including fear, sadness, anger, and helplessness. More.