More than 21 years since the 9/11 attacks, health effects still plague first responders and survivors. On September 11, 2001 – the day of the attacks – 2,974 people died. During the first 60 days since the attack, there were major complaints of ear, nose throat and respiratory issues. More.
Catskill widow remembers husband after his cancer death linked to 9/11
Mind Matters: Mental health resources
With increasing awareness of our mental health needs and less stigma around mental illness and mental health treatment, more people than ever asking for help. More.
Chuck Schumer Quietly Moving Lame-Duck $3 Billion Payout to Families of 9/11 Victims
Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer has hotlined a bill that would redistribute almost $3 billion to the families of victims of 9/11 that had initially been appropriated for the Covid-era Paycheck Protection Program, according to multiple Democratic Senate sources. More.
PPB Releases New Podcast on Community Active Shooter Preparedness
The Portland Police Bureau is releasing a new podcast designed to help community members build skills to react to an active shooter situation. A warning that this podcast contains sensitive information and frank discussions of potential violence. More.
9/11 Commission's 2004 Interview of Bush and Cheney Declassified
On Nov. 9, the U.S. government declassified notes of the interview that then-President George W. Bush and then-Vice President Dick Cheney gave to 9/11 Commission members on April 29, 2004. More.
Survivors of mass shootings have mental health support, health expert says
Students nowadays have been trained since elementary school on what to do in case of a school shooting. It is something they are taught at a young age as the number of mass shootings continues to rise across the country. But coping with the aftermath of an attack, like the shooting that took place at the University of Virginia Sunday night, is something that is not taught. More.
The Importance of Emergency Preparedness
Emergency preparedness is important for everyone, whether you’re an individual, a family, or a business. Crises can take many forms and can strike at any time. You never know when you might need to put your emergency plans into action. More.
State educators call for counselors, mental health resources following school shooting
The questions and conversations around security at schools in Washington state kicked into high gear after the deadly shooting at Ingraham High School in Seattle last week. On Monday, hundreds of students from Seattle schools staged a walkout to voice their concerns. More.