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1 World Trade Center is growing by a floor per week and, while still under construction, is now the tallest building in lower Manhattan.

Retired firefighter Bob Beckwith remembers the day he became famous, when he and President George W. Bush were photographed together atop a fire truck at ground zero, three days after the 9/11.

As the nation prepares to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, residents of Oklahoma City recall the bombing that killed 168 people there in April 1995. People there say both anniversaries serve to remind them that terror can strike anyplace, at any time.

Former football players at the U.S. Military and Naval academies say the sport prepared them for the battles they faced overseas after the Sept. 11 attacks.

Through stories told by friends and family members, the public radio project has already memorialized nearly 600 victims of the 2001 attacks.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg's office has said they want to focus on and include as many of the Sept. 11 victims' families as possible.

The Columbia NASCAR driver has a long-time connection with the fastener distribution and supply company. He has won four Nationwide races this season in a car sponsored by Fastenal.

Strong sales tax collections in August contributed to a 4.2 percent rise in Missouri's revenues during the first two months of the fiscal year.

Trevor Buckhalter was arrested on suspicion of felony stealing on Wednesday.

As the 10th anniversary approaches, people who lost loved ones in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks battle with the choice of remaining in the public eye or, as one widow put it, "quitting 9/11."

Parkville is removing its sandbags in hopes of attracting visitors to the area for the Labor Day weekend.

Police say alcohol was involved.  No charges have been filed.

Researchers at Saint Louis University are trying to find out whether nursing mothers pass immunity to influenza to their babies. 

Future Farmers of America member Alex Schlitt plans to enter the restored tractor in a national competition.

Jayme and Chris Harper's house was destroyed by the May 22 tornado, but their daughters are safe and home from the hospital. The family is humbled by the show of support from their family, friends and neighbors.

Dexter officials think files were hacked from inside the banking account. Some funds have been recovered.

Ronald Chesbrough replaces retiring president John McGuire.

Keep up with the Big 12 games on TV and online.

The Missouri Tigers kick off the 2011 season against Miami (Ohio) on Saturday.  Here's what you need to know if you're going to the game.