A quarter-century after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, New York continues to honor the lives lost and reflect on the enduring impact of the tragedy. The city remains a place of remembrance, where survivors, families of victims, and first responders gather to pay tribute to those affected by the events. Community events and memorials keep the memory of the attacks alive, ensuring the stories of resilience and unity from that dark day are not forgotten. This piece explores how the city has preserved the legacy of 9/11 in its collective memory.
New York Still Remembers: Brian Birdwell 25 Years After 9/11 KWKT - FOX 44
