Today, we remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost on September 11, 2001, and we honor the first responders who ran toward danger when others were trying to escape.

Firefighters, police officers, EMS personnel, dispatchers, and countless others answered the call that day with extraordinary courage. Many made the ultimate sacrifice, and many more carried the physical and emotional cost for years afterward.

We remember the victims. We remember the heroes. We remember the families whose lives were changed forever.

Never forget.

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President Donald J. Trump: "The heroism that I saw on September 11th... was incredible."

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BREAKING: At exactly 9:11pm a pro-Hamas protestor ran onto the Yankee Stadium field waving a Palestinian flag. He was immediately tackled by NYPD officers and fans threw beer on him as he was escorted out of the stadium.

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GOOD NEWS: Iowa State Patrol Trooper Chase Carruthers is home.

After spending several weeks in the hospital recovering from injuries suffered in a line-of-duty shooting, Carruthers was released Friday to continue his recovery at home.

His family and the Iowa State Patrol thanked Iowans for the tremendous outpouring of prayers, support and encouragement and are asking for continued privacy as he recovers.🙏🏻

Welcome home, Trooper Carruthers. 💙

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New York City tonight🇺🇸

Brendan Gutenschwager

Stephen Miller: "The Democrat Party fundamentally has sided with the jihadists in the war on terror. That's where we are right now."

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The Waukesha County Sheriff’s Office is saddened by the unexpected passing of retired K9 Max.

K9 Max faithfully served Waukesha County alongside his partner, Deputy McIntyre, from 2019 to 2025. During his seven years of service, Max assisted with 494 calls for service, including patrol operations, tactical deployments, and narcotics detection.

K9 Max served with honor, loyalty, and distinction. Our deepest condolences are with Deputy McIntyre and his family during this difficult time.🙏🏻

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*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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Every year John Vinson plants 2,977 flags in West Sacramento, one for each of the September 11 victims. His efforts have helped honor their memory and helped all of us remember that we are all Americans.🇺🇸

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On September 11, we remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost and honor the courage of the first responders who ran toward danger to help others.

We remember the sacrifices made that day and the lasting impact on our nation.

Today, we pause to remember.

CHP Southern Division

BREAKING: Large fire after fuel tanker explosion on I-795 outside of Baltimore, Maryland, per Intel Point Alert.

More details will be provided as they become available

Total of 9,000 gallons of fuel were in the tanker. Crews working on plan to burn off the remaining fuel. Air 1 overhead assisting with flir to check for runoff fires.

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This is amazing: A SINGLE SHELL CASING CAN CONNECT CRIMES THAT HAPPENED MONTHS APART.

In Nashville, investigators recovered a loaded stolen gun during what began as a traffic stop.

Within 48 hours, that firearm was entered into NIBIN — and investigators say it was linked not only to the shooting they were already investigating, but to a separate homicide that previously had no identified suspect.

That is only one example of how the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network is helping law enforcement connect shootings, identify potential offenders and uncover relationships between crimes that investigators may never have known existed.

“Every shell casing is a witness.”

Watch the exclusive video to see how ATF and local investigators are using ballistic evidence to connect the dots and get violent offenders off the street.

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WATCH: Sky 5 captured the moments a pilot was forced to land at an Oklahoma City metro airport after discovering that a tow bar was still attached to the plane's front wheel.

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Today, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department joined fellow public safety agencies at the Los Angeles City Fire Department’s 25th 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony, honoring and remembering those whose lives were lost on September 11, 2001.

Twenty-five years later, we continue to honor the first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice and the extraordinary courage and selflessness displayed that day.

The gathering of agencies from across the region reflects the importance of communication, coordination, and strong partnerships among public safety agencies. These relationships strengthen our ability to work together and support one another when our communities need us most.

We will never forget those we lost, those who answered the call, and the families whose lives were forever changed.

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GOD IS GOOD!!!🙏

A black-crowned night heron has been returned to the wild after firefighters rescued the bird from a tree in Corona.

The Corona Fire Department responded Friday night after the large heron became tangled in a fishing line while in a tree.

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Good night to everyone!😴

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Saturday: Unsettled weather continues for the Central and Eastern U.S.
We also are monitoring a developing low pressure system that will impact the Northwest.

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A view from above on Air Force One, flying over Doonbeg, Ireland.

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Dan Scavino Jr.🇺🇸🦅