Families who lost a loved one on September 11, 2001 are still coping with the traumatic nature of their loss. Terry Sears is the Executive Director of "Tuesday's Children." This organization provides programs and services to children who have lost a family member due to this tragedy. Also, Fordham University Junior, Kevin Clyne remembers his mom Susan who died in Tower One of the World Trade Center.
The president of the National Sept. 11 Memorial and Museum says continuous construction at the museum is expected to restart at the end of the month.
A New York City man has been given permission to display 300 "Flags of Honor" to commemorate Sept. 11 victims in lower Manhattan.
Soon after the 9/11 attacks, Arabs, Muslims and Sikhs arcoss the nation saw a spike in violence and discrimination against their communities.
New York City's Mayor Bloomberg called the rebirth of Lower Manhattan over the last ten years one of the greatest comebacks in this nation's history.
The collapse of the Twin Towers a decade ago has changed the way we view, design and construct high-rise buildings.
One of the most obvious post-911 transformations is the view of Lower Manhattan from afar.
In the decade since the 9/11 attacks, the streets of Lower Manhattan have gotten much more crowded.
Many New Yorkers sought out volunteer opportunities to help the city rebound.
Ten years ago, the Transportation Security Agency didn't exist. It was created in the months after 9/11 to close the security loopholes that had allowed 19 terrorists to board and hijack the planes used in the attacks. It also forever changed the way we fly.
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