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9/11 advocates, Jon Stewart demand Congress pass legislation to help military veterans exposed to toxins

Jon Stewart and 9/11 advocate John Feal are putting the heat on Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer to pass a bill now working its way through the House that would help millions of veterans exposed to toxins overseas. More.

Commissioner proposes park in honor of Green Beret from Macon killed in 9/11 attacks

A Macon-Bibb Commissioner is sponsoring an ordinance that would establish a new park in honor of an Army veteran from Macon who died in the Pentagon during the September 11, 2001 terror attacks. More.

A Generation After 9/11, American Memorials Turn Inward

The United States has a memory problem. Whether through conflicts over statues or bills attempting to ban critical race theory in classrooms, how we tell the American story is under constant debate in our nation’s public spaces, schools, and legislatures. More.

NYPD honors first responder lost to 9/11-related illness. Daniel Massey, like many others, was a Staten Islander

The family of another first responder who fell victim to a 9/11-related illness was presented Monday with the NYPD flag. Sgt. Daniel Massey Jr. of West Brighton retired in 2013 from the 122nd Precinct on Staten Island. More.

9/11 education would be mandated under proposal that cleared state House

“Never forget” will not only be enshrined in American vernacular but also Arizona curriculum, if a new proposal establishing 9/11 Education Day approved this week passes into law. Public school teachers will be directed to craft lesson plans about the terrorist attacks every September 11, or the school day closest to it. More.

TFD is rewarded with 9-11 Heroes Statue by Council member Richard Fimbres

Ward 5 Council Member Richard Fimbres presented the Tucson Fire Department the 9-11 Image of Hope Statue at a ceremony at Fire Central on Feb. 28. The statue was presented for the men and women of the Tucson Fire Department who do so much for the community through their work and commitment. More.

Saturday marks 29 years since 1993 World Trade Center bombing

Saturday marks 29 years since the World Trade Center bombing in 1993. A virtual mass was held Saturday morning in honor of the victims at St. Francis of Assisi Church in Manhattan as well as the annual ceremony by the National September 11 Memorial Museum. More.

Ceremony marks 29 years since World Trade Center bombing

Saturday marks 29 years since the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. A remembrance ceremony was held at the National 9/11 Memorial and Museum. Six people were killed and more than 1,000 were injured after a truck bomb exploded in the North Tower's underground parking garage. More.