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More than 170,000 customers of Connecticut electricity providers remain without power after Tropical Storm Irene and frustrated residents and business owners are pressing the utility companies for answers.
A New York City-based videographer has collected several of the skyscrapers' Silver Screen appearances for a moving tribute to the Towers just in time for the 10-year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
For Bruce Springsteen, all the world is a stage. On Thursday, "The Boss" apparently walked up to a busker in the Boston Public Garden and asked to borrow his guitar.
Mary Fetchet, co-founder of Voices of September 11th, is relieved that Osama Bin Laden is dead, but doesn't want to dwell on it. Her 24-year-old son Brad was killed on 9/11.
In the days following the terrorist attacks of 9/11, then New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani became known as "America's Mayor."
The suspected bandit, who flashes a gun when stealing the phones, wears a pretty distinctive pair of shoes.
I would love to see a more unified nation — not unified by tragedy like 9/11. It doesn't take people dying to bring the rest of us together. Death should not be the impetus for life. Life is its own blessing.
On Long Island, about 89,000 customers remain in the dark as of Thursday night, but there is some power progress being made.
Advocates for the firefighters said the trend was still worrisome, however, and doctors said they could not rule out the possibility that more cancer cases will develop among the firefighters as time goes on.
A creek running toward the Hudson River became a river of destruction, sweeping away several businesses and hundreds of badly needed jobs in Orange County.
"He could have taken steps, which would have avoided this great tragedy," Bronx District Attorney Robert Johnson said.
With the woman in the courtroom audience, Lafrem tried unsuccessfully to withdraw his guilty plea as he faced sentencing, filing papers he'd drawn up without his lawyer's input.
On Bob Kaminski's debris filled lawn is a sign that demands attention: "You Loot, I Shoot."
A new load of flood-damaged cars could make their way to a nearby dealership and you could easily be fooled.
Officials are advising people to stay out of the water. They're concerned not just about oil and raw sewage, but also chemicals.
