A horrified nation watche as the events of Sept. 11, 2001, unfolded, and the country vowed to never forget. A mobile exhibit telling the 9/11 story and remembering its heroes helps Americans keep that vow. More.

A group of bike riders on the 9/11 National Memorial Trail stopped for a luncheon in Portage on Friday. The 24 riders arrived around noon and stopped at the Portage Station Museum for sandwiches, salads, cookies and more hosted by the Portage Area Historical Society. More.

The FDNY has a brand new way to train its members for some of the most complicated rescues. The simulator was dedicated Thursday to a beloved member of the department who made the ultimate sacrifice on 9/11. More.

Ingrid Shea remembers her late husband, Nassau police Lt. Michael P. Shea, crisscrossing between their Oyster Bay residence to home improvement stores, looking to decorate their corner house on School Street. More.

A Broadway musical inspired by the true events surrounding the Sept. 11 attacks is ending its long run. “Come From Away” announced that the show will end on Oct. 2. More.

In the first half of next year, if not sooner, we'll likely hit a grim milestone. By then, FDNY firefighters who succumbed to illnesses related to the toxic dust that emanated from Ground Zero in the days, weeks and months after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks could outnumber the firefighters who died on that horrific day. More.

The “9-11 Never Forget Mobile Exhibit” will be available to visit during DuBois Community Days on Friday from 5 till 9pm, and Saturday from 11am until 10pm. More.

The events of September 11, 2001 impacted not only our country, but also our community. On that day, the Town of Sudbury lost three beloved residents – Cora Holland, Peter Goodrich, and Geoffrey Cloud. More.