9/11

A county in northwest Minnesota is about to become the first in the state to let cellphone callers stream live video and audio to dispatchers when they call 911 for help.

Seventeen years ago, one of the most pivotal moments in our nation's history took place, and dozens gathered at the St. Cloud Police Station to remember September 11th, 2001.

After a temporary outage affected 911 systems across the state Wednesday, local agencies say don't be alarmed when these incidents happen.

A statewide service allowing Minnesotans to send a text message to 911 during an emergency is up and running.

St. Cloud's Abe Lincoln plaza downtown was lit up in Red, White and Blue Monday night to honor the memory of September 11th, 2001.

Sixteen years ago terrorists attacked our country and today we're honoring the victims and all who responded on September 11, 2001. St. Cloud held its 16th annual 'A Day to Remember' event to show support for all who wear the police, fire and military uniforms.

An event that honors the heroes and victims of the 9/11 terrorists' attacks will be taking place tomorrow (Sunday) in St. Cloud.

September 11, 2001 is a day many of us will never forget.

City officials and community members gathered Friday morning in remembrance of the September 11th attacks 14 years ago. Area city leaders, police and fire department representatives, area veterans and the National Guard all took part in the ceremony.

Letters and "Thank You" cards keep popping up at the studios today in support of the troops and to honor 9/11. There is still time to participate.