9/11

We always say “never forget,” but have we overlooked our National Guard for the last two decades?

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the horrific terrorist attack that reshaped the world. In preparation of this match up on 9/11, the Nebraska Cornhuskers released a special video to honor military service members and first responders.

More and more health-conscious individuals are opting for a "doctor on their wrist" or a smartwatch. Police say that has led to an increase in accidental 911 calls, and it’s become a distraction for law enforcement.

Channel 4 (WIVB-TV) tells us that on September 11th, 2001, Lisa Amatura was one of several workers from the Ingram Micro Williamsville office to be in New York City attending a meeting on the 78th floor of Tower 1 of the World Trade Cente

Awwww! I'm sure 911 operators get the most bizarre phone calls, but this one was at least cute. While it's not what 911 is used for, you can bet that it's probably a problem one operator didn't mind helping out with: math homework. Take a listen to this one...

With the 17th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks it is hard to decide whether or not 9/11 should be considered a National Holiday.

This is one of the most incredible stories I've ever heard.  And I hadn't heard it before today. On February 12, 2009, 57-year-old Beverly Eckert was one of the 49 people killed when Continental Flight 3407 crashed in Clarence Center. She was on her way to Buffalo to commemorate her husband Sean Rooney's birthday...

Jason Harding is a firefighter near Knoxville, Tennessee. He went to a Planet Fitness gym and asked if he could climb 110 flights on the Stairmaster in FULL firefighting gear, to honor the firefighterw who ran up 110 flights at the World Trade Center on September 11th...

Today, your Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram accounts will be filled with the words "Never Forget". For most of us, we never could if we tried. Every year since that day in 2001, I've noticed one thing:  the sky. That Tuesday morning, it was a clear, blue, silent sky...

It's hard to believe it's been 15 years since the day that changed America. All weekend long, an exhibit at Gratwick-Waterfront Park on River Road in North Tonawanda will be honoring those we lost. 3,000 American flags will adorn the 'Healing Field', offering an opportunity to pause, reflect, pray, and teach...

As we commemorate the day that changed America 14 years ago, we asked you to share your thoughts and stories via phone (716-644-9696) and text (716-241-9696).... From Text line: On September 11, 2001 I was serving in the Army. Even though life continues after that day, there is always an undercurrent on September 11 for me... Read More ... Read More ...

Hard to believe it's been 14 years.  Here is the DJ Sammy mix of Bryan Adam's "Heaven" we played this morning.     We will never forget.