Most people who have been through disasters or mass violence will do better if they feel safe, connected to others, calm, capable, and hopeful. Some people may need extra help. For those that do, most can get back on their feet with the education, practical help and support included in Psychological First Aid. More.

Randy Gross, a retired captain with the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District, died over the weekend after a battle with job-related cancer, the district said Tuesday. More.

While much of the focus has been on replacing tangible losses — homes, businesses, schools and jobs — we must also prioritize recovery from the disaster’s significant and long-lasting impact on mental health. More.

Tom and Tim Haskell, two brothers from Seaford, New York, and member of the FDNY, perished on 9/11 while rescuing others from the Twin Towers. More.

U.S. Air Force members participate in a 9/11 memorial event at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea, Sept. 11, 2023. Airmen climbed to the 10th floor of Jirisan Tower 11 times to emulate the 110 floors of the World Trade Center's Twin Towers that emergency responders risked their lives to climb in order to save lives during 9/11. More.

Building resilience after loss is such a delicate and important topic, Frank and Mary Fetchet will share their journey and learning after the tragedies of 9/11. More.

A group of runners right here in 5COUNTRY is honoring our nation's heroes – one mile at a time. Arkansas Run for the Fallen honors all Arkansans killed in active duty since 9/11, and this year is the group's 12th year. More.

One Boy Scout’s Eagle Scout Project brought a piece of American history to Jimmy Carter’s hometown. The new memorial in Plains honors victims of the September 11 attacks. Grady Young raised $5,000 dollars to buy a piece of the wreckage for the monument. The piece was then shaped to resemble the Twin Towers. More.