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Archery Program Helps First Responders
First responders in Charlotte use archery to overcome mental health barriers after a deadly ambush.
Valleynewslive · 1m
Family reunites with roadside baby's first responders
Family reunites with doula and first responders who delivered baby on San Francisco's road.
ABC7 New York · 1m
T-Mobile Discounts for Veterans and First Responders
T-Mobile offers discounted plans for military members, veterans, and first responders to lower monthly cell phone bills.
Kiplinger · 1m
Steel Across America ends its cross-country 9/11 memorial
A 16,900-pound beam from the World Trade Center completed a 38-stop tour across America to mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11.
Fox News · 1m
Tesla's confusing Cybercab emergency instructions
Firefighters must navigate Tesla's complex procedures to handle Cybercab accidents, raising concerns about emergency response delays.
Futurism · 1m
Queens woman gets $1,100 after first responders broke her door
When firefighters broke down the wrong apartment door, the city initially denied her claim. 7 On Your Side helped her get reimbursed.
ABC7 New York · 1m
How to save big at Sam's Club with membership deals
From student discounts to cash-back rewards, here's how to maximize your warehouse club savings in 2026.
WIRED · 1m
NBC4 helicopter crash kills 3 in Los Angeles
A news helicopter crashed near a deadly bus collision in Chatsworth, killing three people and setting vehicles on fire.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
The four minutes that saved Emmett Petri
A 7-year-old choked at the dinner table and went into cardiac arrest. Here is what his family and Anne Arundel first responders did next.
The Banner · 1m
The dogs who searched ground zero
More than 300 search dogs worked the pile after 9/11, and what they gave the people around them went far beyond scent.
ABC7 New York · 2m
The NYPD's K-9s carry 9/11 names
Each dog in the NYPD's new video wears the name of an officer who died on 9/11 or from the illnesses that followed.
New York Post · 1m
When the GameDay crew includes 9/11 first responders
ESPN's loudest Saturday morning show stopped the noise to salute three of its own who were NYPD on September 11.
CFB-HQ On SI · 1m
595 names, read aloud in Washington
Twenty-five years on, the 9/11 toll among police and first responders is still growing, and it is carved in stone downtown.
Valleynewslive · 1m
Austin firefighters want the steering wheel back
Tesla's Cybercab has no steering wheel, and the people who have to move it in an emergency are not happy.
Futurism · 1m · 6 views
He ran through a tunnel and never came home
Twenty-five years on, Stephen Siller's family walked the same tunnel he ran through with 60 pounds on his back.
Fox News · 1m · 5 views
Two Chicago stories, 25 years after 9/11
A National Guardsman and two brothers who ran toward Ground Zero on what that day cost them, and what it gave them.
Chicago Sun-Times · 3m
110 flights for 343 firefighters
Fargo first responders are climbing 110 flights of stairs today, one for every floor of the Twin Towers.
Valleynewslive · 1m
25 years on, America stops to remember 9/11
From a flag down the side of the Pentagon to firefighters climbing 1,386 feet, here is how the country marked a quarter century since 9/11.
NPR · 2m
Under Armour's Freedom hoodie, and who it helps
A $65 flag hoodie, a $28 tee, and a cut of sales going to veterans and first responder groups.
Rolling Stone · 1m
9/11 at 25: The Choices Behind the Numbers
Twenty-five years on, the toll of September 11 is a statistic to millions who never lived it. The names are what remain.
Dallas Express · 2m
A rock, a toy plane, a bell: 7 Marylanders remember 9/11
Seven people from Maryland tell what Sept. 11, 2001 took from them, and what it asked of them next.
The Banner · 4m
Twenty-five years on, 9/11 is still counting its dead
America paused for the 25th anniversary, and added a seventh moment of silence for the people the attacks are still killing.
CBS News · 4m
25 years on, the names still take hours to read
Families, first responders and four former presidents gathered at three memorials to mark a quarter century since the attacks.
ABC News · 1m