911 News

Months after his acquittal this summer for the shooting of 17-year old Trayvon Martin, George Zimmerman returns to the spotlight yet again.

Aspen - The Federal Communications Commission is testing mobile phone texting as a way to make 911 calls. Major providers such as AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile and Spring have voluntarily agreed to provide such service by the middle of next year.

Hollywood - A woman who allegedly repeatedly called 911 to report a bar full of drunken people was charged with possession of Hydrocodone and misusing the 911 system.

Chester - Two 19-year-old students from the University of Chester apologised for dressing up for Halloween as the 9/11 burning Twin Towers, where more than 2,700 people lost their lives.

A Department of Justice memo instructs local police, under a program named "communities against terrorism," to consider anyone who harbors "conspiracy theories" about 9/11 to be a potential terrorist.

A new biography reveals the stunning life of a technology trailblazer who would ultimately give his life trying to stop the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

Minneapolis - Like Pearl Harbor, it's a day that will live in infamy. Thousands were lost and countless families never even got a chance to say goodbye.

Television journalist and former Fox News anchor Ben Swann has begun delving into the issue of 9/11, saying key parts of the report issued by the National Institute of Standards and Technology on the fall of a third building on that day are false.

A striking resemblance between the two controversial events may provide the answer to the long awaited question - should the U.S. intervene in Syria?

New York - In a move angering countless Muslims and civil rights activists, the New York Police Department has labeled mosques as "terrorism organizations," allowing informants to spy on imams and anyone attending prayer services.