911

The start of a new week brings with it, the start of some problems for emergency service personnel in Tyler as they deal with tech issues.

We will never forget.

When reflecting back on something as heartbreaking as this, it can be helpful to gather (safely) and stand in solidarity with our fellow East Texan Americans.

20 years ago today was a peaceful, ordinary day. The next day our nation and our world changed forever. September 11, 2001. Saturday marks the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on our nation. Every year that goes by the more distant a memory those attacks become and that is normal...

Many of us have kids who weren't around in 2001 when 9/11 happened, so their experience of it has come through limited teachings at school and Youtube videos. Here are some tips to open up in-person conversations this weekend.

It's been 19 years since America was attacked by terrorists, a day that we will never forget.

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From Shreveport to Canton and Mt. Enterprise to Mt. Pleasant - thousands of residents in Northwest Louisiana and East Texas are without power tonight.

9/11 is a strange day for me. It's a day that once was filled with laughter, love and joy each year, and now is forever marked by tragedy.

Every time 9/11 rolls around, I think about the first responders who rushed into the Trade Towers that day in 2001 to save lives, thinking very little about their own. Would any of us have had the guts? It makes today the perfect day to thank a first responder in East Texas for what they do on a daily basis And there's one simple way to do it.