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Memories of Sept. 11 Echo at Rebuilt Pentagon

Memories of horror and heroism echoed Sunday across the west side of the Pentagon where, a decade ago, a hijacked airplane smashed into the military headquarters.

News • September 11th, 2011

Ala. Motorcycle Cop Reflects on Recovery After Crash

It's been almost a year since Montgomery Police Cpl. David Brown's life was changed forever, yet he has no memory of that particular day.

News • September 11th, 2011

Off-Duty Texas Officer Kills Robbery, Shooting Suspect

An off-duty police officer killed a suspect in a convenience store robbery and shooting in South Houston.

News • September 11th, 2011

Sheriffs Bust N.C. Moonshine Operation

A Catawba County man faces charges after deputies found a liquor still, marijuana, firearms and prescription drugs inside his home.

News • September 11th, 2011

Pedestrian Hit By Atlanta Police Cruiser

A person who was walking on an interstate near downtown Atlanta was struck by an Atlanta police officer.

News • September 11th, 2011

Flight 93 Victims Lauded at Dedication

News • September 10th, 2011

Charges Dropped Against Ga. Pastor Who Shot Teen

Fulton County prosecutors dropped the charges against a pastor accused of shooting a 13 year old boy.

News • September 10th, 2011

Texas Man Charged With Making Terroristic Threats

A local man has been arrested after San Antonio police say he made several terrorist threats.

News • September 10th, 2011

Arizona Church Is House of Prostitution, Police Say

A church called the Phoenix Goddess Temple has been accused of being a house of prostitution, and a six-month undercover investigation has resulted in the arrests of 20 women and men who worked there.

News • September 10th, 2011

Ex-N.M. Sheriff Gets Three Months in Fraud Case

Former Santa Fe County Sheriff Greg Solano was sentenced to three months behind bars and nine months of electronic monitoring for stealing and selling department property online.

News • September 10th, 2011

Iowa Officer Injured in Head-on Collision

A Burlington Police officer was hospitalized after a suspected drunken driver rammed his cruiser head-on early Thursday morning.

News • September 10th, 2011

9/11 Officers Honored at D.C. Memorial

News • September 9th, 2011

Power Out for Millions in Calif., Ariz., Mexico

More than 2 million people on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border were left without power Thursday after a major outage that extended from Arizona to southern California, including San Diego, the eighth largest U.S. city.

News • September 8th, 2011

Feds Investigate Specific, Unconfirmed NYC, D.C. Threat

Counterterrorism officials said Thursday they are investigating a credible but unconfirmed terror threat involving New York or Washington.

News • September 8th, 2011

Fla. Cop Who Pushed Woman Will Not Face Criminal Charges

An Orlando police officer, who was caught on camera shoving a woman to the ground, won't face any criminal charges, according to officials.

News • September 8th, 2011

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