The 9/11 Never Forget Mobile Exhibit is on display at Griffiss Technology Park in Rome for the weekend. The exhibit is free, and it’s located in the parking lot of Innovare on Hangar Road from now through Sunday, April 23. More.

A late NYPD sergeant will be honored soon at one of the places he loved best on Long Island. Sgt. Paul Ferrara and his family spent many happy days at the Long Island Game Farm, located on Chapman Boulevard in Manorville; they became lifetime members before he died of cancer related to exposure from 9/11, organizers of the event said. More.

Retired New York City firefighter Robert Reeg will never forget his experience at Ground Zero on Sept. 11, 2001. More.

The sound of bagpipes filled the air Thursday as hundreds of people honored the life of Trooper Patrick Hogan, a military veteran and longtime New York state trooper who was called a hero of 9/11. More.

The sound of a fire alarm burst into the conference room. Christine Gillies, chief marketing officer at Calgary’s Blackline Safety, spun into action. She slammed her laptop shut and hustled from the room, beating pretty much everyone to the parking lot. More.

Steve Buscemi is known for his many eccentric characters, but one of the most outstanding facts about the actor is his past as a firefighter. Even more so was the day in which he chose to put his life on the line to rescue as many people as he could. More.

After the vigils are held, the funerals are conducted and the spotlight shifts elsewhere, survivors of mass shootings are left to cope with the trauma and guilt that survivors may experience. More.

As Dadeville reels from a deadly mass shooting over the weekend, the Gun Violence Archive has already reported eight more mass shootings since then, bringing the total number of mass shootings in the U.S. so far this year to 165. More.