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NEW YORK (WPIX) – Because 1 in 4 people currently living in the U.S. wasn't yet born on Sept. 11, 2001, teaching about the terror attacks and their effects is an evolving challenge as that fateful day moves further into the past. 

A history teacher who writes curriculum and a professor who trains social studies instructors both say that connecting the situation from 24 years ago to the lives of young people now is the key to helping students understand the relevance of what happened. Students are also talking about what resonates with them in relation to the tragedy. 

One of the two students who was shot has been released from the hospital while the other victim remains in critical condition.

Prospector's Pantry Raid kicks off to combat food insecurity in NEPA by collecting donations across Lackawanna and Luzerne County.

OREM, Utah (AP) — The shooter who assassinated conservative activist Charlie Kirk and then vanished off a roof and into the woods remained at large more than 24 hours later Thursday as federal investigators appealed for the public's help by releasing a pair of photos of the person believed responsible.

DANVILLE — Danville Area School District officials want to see a comprehensive study done on Columbia Montour Area Vocational Technical School to evaluate its performance.

RUPERT -- The state denied a request for a traffic study to see if township roads would hold up to an increase in...

DANVILLE -- A Montour County official apologized Wednesday after he was accused of lying to the county planning...

BLOOMSBURG -- A Bloomsburg man is facing possible state prison time after pleading guilty to two felonies related to...

CATAWISSA -- A man faces an obstruction charge after police here say he refused to identify himself to them during an...

BLOOMSBURG -- A woman who police say shot her boyfriend in the back during an argument over breakfast at their Benton...