9/11

We can never forget what America's heroes did that day.

There are going to be two viewings of the 911 flag.

"I always sang it as a song of empowerment," Benatar explains, "but this took on a whole other life that night."

What would you do? What would you do if you are driving down the road in Idaho and see lights behind you, that belong to a car that isn't marked as a police officer?

There are so many new things that you are not going to want to miss.

We can do better.

We've just passed another anniversary of the horrific terror attacks of September 11, 2001. I don't know about you, but I don't ever want to relive that day. I would however like to go back to the America of the following day, September 12, 2001. I'll explain why.

It is insane to think that it has been 19 years since the tragedy occurred. It is even more crazy to think that those in school learning about it were not alive to witness it. So for those of us that were, it is important to remember. Where were you that day?

The people of Jerome County haven’t forgotten.

Texting 911 instead of calling in an emergency is now an option in parts of Idaho.

Lincoln County authorities are warning residents of Richfield to use mobile phones to make emergency calls as landline phones are down at this time.

Seventeen years ago today our country, and the world, changed when the World Trade Center towers fell. Nearly 3,000 people lost their lives that day – on the planes, in the towers, at the Pentagon.