First Responders

Terry Majors was recently released from jail after serving time on felony drug charges for selling crack cocaine to an undercover cop.

Responders caught up to the boat before boarding and regaining control of the vessel, and were able to rescue the man who went overboard.

I happened to look up and I saw this 110 storey tornado coming at me; just curling itself towards me. I shouted "run, run, run!" Afterwards, we just saw dust. Everything was dust. I desperately looked for people everywhere, but there was nothing. We inhaled them. They were there, and then they were part of us.

The first head of the 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund talks about the challenges of putting a price on the lives lost that day and the lasting personal impact.

Only a fraction of the 500,000 people exposed to toxins at Ground Zero have gotten money from the federal fund that compensates victims, even as the death toll rises.

On Monday, the city health department released a public order that requires all city employees to receive their second vaccine dose by September 15 and provide proof of vaccination.

"Captain, the Champlain Towers, the building collapsed," a stunned officer says over his radio in body cam footage as he looks at the destruction around him.

"Our sole responsibility at this point is to bring closure," Miami-Dade Assistant Fire Chief Raide Jadallah said as relatives cried in the background.

The death toll climbed to 32 as first responders searched the condo's wreckage for a 13th day, hindered by wind and rain as Tropical Storm Elsa touched down.

"Providing [search and rescue teams] shelter is a small way to show our support," said Richard Fain, Royal Caribbean's chairman and CEO

Nate Carroll completed 4,000 push-ups per day on average to achieve his goal: "You have to really make it a priority."

Patrick Ryan, 37, told WKRN-TV he and Sarah Ebbert, his 29-year-old girlfriend, were out riding the UTV on Sunday when the front tire slid into a hole just a few feet from shore, and the vehicle flipped into the water.

The medical worker reportedly defended his actions, arguing that he was not infected. "I am just transporting the patient."

"People who are not eligible for vaccination will not be able to gain access to a vaccination clinic," the Rhode Island Department of Health said.

A total of around 51 million people will be eligible for the vaccine in the next round of inoculations, including 30 million frontline essential workers.

The video lists 11 groups of people the anti-Trump Republican organization wants to thank for their efforts over a difficult year.

"It's the people who think identity who are the racists in our society," Giuliani said when claiming that first responders would die for anyone despite race, religion or gender.

First responders with cognitive impairment have a "brain age" that's about 10 years older than the average person's, according to the study.

The crash occurred moments before noon on Sunday after the plane took off from Kamloops Airport in British Columbia.

Mattel has teamed up with First Responders Children's Foundation to benefit the children of those working on the frontline.

The Midwest is the latest region to get a flyover salute from the Navy's flight demonstration team.

Investigators reported on Tuesday that the driver of the SUV was armed and had threatened to hurt people.

The Blue Angels will begin their flyover in Dallas-Fort Worth at 11 a.m.

Need a dose of positivity now? These photos of homemade pandemic signs show thanks to those on the front line and boost morale for those locked down at home.

A Facebook group already has matched close to 800 families with RV donors around the country to house frontline workers during COVID-19 isolation.

Tarrytown's Horsefeathers is letting people purchase meals to give to those in need.

The Doodle is the third in a Google series thanking essential workers, having already honored medical workers and researchers.

The discount will apply through April but could be extended based on the development of the coronavirus pandemic.

If convicted, the annoyer could face a fine of up to $5,000 and as long as a year in jail.

Programs that teach people how to react to active shooter events have picked up popularity in churches and schools.