Death benefits for Austin firefighter who helped in 9/11 aftermath may be in jeopardy
The death benefits for the family of an Austin firefighter who died in December may be in jeopardy. The City of Austin said a hearing is coming up in July to discuss the amount of money the family of Travis Maher will continue to receive, if any. More.
PGA Tour to merge with Saudi-backed LIV Golf under single ownership
The PGA Tour has announced it will be merging operations under a single owner with its rival, the Saudi-backed LIV Golf, as well as the DP World Tour, formerly known as the European Tour. More.
Judge Delays 9/11 Hearings While Awaiting Defendant’s Competency Exam
The military judge in the Sept. 11 case postponed this summer’s hearings on Monday, citing a pending evaluation of whether one of the five men accused of conspiring in the attacks is competent to face trial. More.
Pennsylvania Rep. introduces bill on 9/11 education in schools
A state Rep. from northeastern Pennsylvania wants to make sure students understand the impact of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. Rep. Jim Haddock introduced legislation that would require schools to observe a moment of silence to annually recognize Sept. 11. More.
Retired FDNY Firefighter Talks 9/11 Attacks With Smithtown Students
Michael O'Connell, a retired FDNY firefighter who was at Ground Zero on Sept. 11, 2001, visited both Smithtown high schools to discuss his experience with students, the school district announced. More.
Tunnel To Towers CEO honors 9/11 heroes during Annual Tower Climb
Tunnel To Towers CEO Frank Siller joins Fox News' Rick Reichmuth at One World Trade Center for the Tunnel To Tower Annual Tower Climb, discusses the organization's mission and honors the heroes of September 11, 2001. More.
Wethersfield 5K honors 3 who died in 9/11 attacks
About 200 runners of all ages came together on Sunday for the 22nd Annual Keane Foundation 5K Road Race in Old Wethersfield. The foundation is named after Richard M. Keane, who died in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. It also honors two other residents who were killed. More.
Towers Climb sends participants up thousands of steps in honor of lives lost on 9/11
Participants started their climb at around 5 a.m. and embarked on over 2,000 steps. More.