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Life Lessons Come in 9/11 Remembrance

It may be a couple of weeks of so after the anniversary of the worst terrorist attack in American history, but Pauls Valley firefighters and teachers don’t want to ever forget about the heroism and sacrifice of so many on a day that changed the country forever. More

Passed and Present with Allison Gilbert, Mary Fetchet, and Wanda Irving

The Passed and Present conversation series, named after Allison Gilbert's book Passed and Present: Keeping Memories of Loved Ones Alive, is sponsored by For Grief and offered in partnership with Lets Reimagine. More.

Man Accused of Leading 9/11 Plot Was Denied a Lawyer, Then Confessed

The confession at issue in the case came after the accused mastermind asked about a lawyer. He would not get to see one for 15 more months. More.

Massapequa Park Village remembers 9/11

Mayor Daniel Pearl and the Board of Trustees held an evening remembrance ceremony to honor and remember all those we have lost and continue to lose, because of the terrorist attacks. More.

'Astounding' milestone: We cannot forget FDNY's 9/11 sacrifice — then and now | Kelly

On Sept. 11, 2001, 343 New York City firefighters perished when the twin towers of the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan collapsed into a massive rubble pile and clouds of smoke. More

Medical examiners continue to work on identifying 9/11 remains

Just weeks after the 22nd anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center, medical examiners gave an update on efforts to identify the remains found in the wreckage. More

UW–Madison’s Hess, Stoddard write annual story on teaching about 9/11

Every year, on the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks, UW–Madison’s Diana Hess and Jeremy Stoddard write a new story examining how teaching about 9/11 is changing with the times. More.

Cell phones across the U.S. will sound off Oct. 4. Here’s why.

Your phone, TV and radio will sound off an alarm on Oct. 4 at 2:20 p.m. But, it’s just a test. The Federal Emergency Management Agency plans to conduct a nationwide test to gauge how effective the government’s mass communication can be in the event of an emergency, the agency said in a statement. More.