Always honored, never forgotten
COVID-19 is ripping through our country, depositing fear, illness, death and changing daily life as we know it. Read More
Bobby Egbert
In memory of a homeless veteran
A cop connects with a story of heartbreak and heroism
In the 1980s and early ’90s, the Port Authority Bus Terminal on midtown Manhattan’s west side was ground zero for the era’s crack epidemic, crime and homelessness. The world’s busiest […] Read More
Rebuilding after 9/11
Port Authority P.D. and the leader who helped it recover from devastation
On September 11, 2001, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Police Department (PAPD) suffered the greatest number of line-of-duty deaths in a single incident in the […] Read More
Zechariah Cartledge: A hero’s hero
Florida fourth-grader goes the distance for first responders
Nine-year-old Zechariah Cartledge is much like other boys his age. He enjoys video games, school sports and being with friends and family. But how many 9-year-olds raise thousands of dollars […] Read More
Running to honor the fallen
LAPD officer pays tribute to heroes and remembers the friend who changed his life
Joe Cirrito runs, then runs some more. And more after that. The 49-year-old Los Angeles police officer runs gut-wrenching, vomit-inducing, muscle-depleting distances: the 26.2 miles of the L.A. Marathon, the […] Read More
