A long-awaited piece of history has been restored and put back on display at the Downtown Panama City Marina. The 9/11 Memorial Bald Eagle was damaged during Hurricane Michael. Tuesday morning crews lifted the over 1,000-pound shiny gold eagle back onto the Pentagon portion of the memorial. More.

In the months since the October mass shooting tragedy took the lives of 18 people and injured 13 others, the Lewiston community has embarked upon a painful grieving process — one that will continue long into the future. More.

Police from the Decatur Park District are seeking the location of an artifact that was taken from the 9/11 Memorial by Lake Decatur. More.

Voices Center for Resilience is hosting their annual Building Bridges Luncheon on April 10 at 12pm honoring Bob Woodruff. More.

Steel from 9/11 World Trade Center is loaded onto a truck for transport to Fort Detrick, MD April 5, 2024. More.

Years after the October 1, 2017, Route 91 Harvest Music Festival in Las Vegas, when a gunman killed 60 people (58 died in the immediate aftermath and two later died from sustained injuries) and physically injured 867 more, witnesses and survivors of the tragic incident still struggle with their mental health. More.

Ocean Township resident Michael Cioffi, who spent decades as a firefighter in Long Branch and New York and who spent weeks on the cleanup after the 9/11 attacks, died Saturday. He was 62. More.

It appears not even the Little Red Schoolhouse Museum — one of the most noted buildings in Lyndhurst — nor a remembrance to the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks at the World Trade Center, are off limits to criminals these days. More.