After years of effort from this column and elsewhere, in 2010 Congress created the World Trade Center Health Program and then in 2015 voted to keep it open for responders and survivors until 2090. More.
Help for the 9/11 ailing: Congress can’t stall in passing bill for WTC responders and survivors
Sen. Gillibrand: Changes to 9/11 aid would cover first responders in Pennsylvania and Pentagon
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., and Rep. Andrew Garbarino, R-N.Y., join 'Your World with Neil Cavuto' to discuss bipartisan efforts to boost 9/11 health program aid. More.
Alton native remembered for 9-11 efforts
An Alton native credited with helping thousands of 9-11 victims has died. Services were held Feb. 24 for Ralph Dickerson, Jr., 75, who was born in Alton on May 25, 1947. More.
Coming: 9/11 Memorial Run/Walk
There’s still time to get in shape for the 9/11 Memorial & Museum’s 11th annual 5k run/walk on April 30. Though the event is still a ways away, you can sign up now for the Memorial fundraiser. More.
NJ Senators Press Effort for Permanent 9/11 WTC Health Program
New Jersey’s two Senators are taking a leading role in pressing for permanent funding for the 9/11 World Trade Center Health Program, which is set to run out of funding without bi-partisan Congressional action. More.
NJ Senators Press Effort for Permanent 9/11 WTC Health Program
New Jersey’s two Senators are taking a leading role in pressing for permanent funding for the 9/11 World Trade Center Health Program, which is set to run out of funding without bi-partisan Congressional action. More.
Her dad survived 9/11 inside World Trade Center, then he coached her through the MSU mass shooting with tactical advice
In the chaos of the Michigan State University shootings, sophomore Marcy Creevy remembered what her dad always told her: keep calm, know your next move. He had done just that. More.
New York firefighter and 9/11 first responder to hike Appalachian Trail to raise money, awareness for PTSD
A volunteer firefighter and 9/11 hero is taking a very long hike for a very worthy cause. Rob Weisberg, of Nesconset, New York, is setting off to walk the Appalachian Trail on March 11, 2023, he told Fox News Digital in an interview. More.