9/11 first responders

Dan Moynihan lost his hearing after surgery on a tumor resulting from a Ground Zero-related illness.

Comedian Jon Stewart wants sick 9/11 responders to get the help they need.

Sick 9/11 first responders must make a difficult decision whether to drop their lawsuits by Jan. 2, 2012.

The NYPD does not permit off-duty or retired officers to bring firearms into the 9/11 Memorial, sparking outrage in the law enforcement community.

Advocates want to hold a ticker-tape parade on Broadway in May 2012.

Los Angeles-area firefighters made the Ride For 9/11 over the summer, raising money for several non-profits.  The ride ended in New York on Sept. 9, 2011.

Currently, responders stricken with cancer do not receive benefits under the Zadroga Bill.

Barry Galfano, a retired NYPD captain, died Sunday at the age of 57.

Less than a week after the killing of Osama bin Laden, 9/11 recovery workers attended a health and education forum.

"New York Says Thank You" premieres at Tribeca Film Fest.

The FealGood Foundation is holding a forum at Queens College Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

A 9/11 first responder died Sunday of cancer connected to time he spent at Ground Zero.

The Port Authority added $47.5M to the $712.5M deal for recovery workers at Ground Zero.

The offer will expire unless 95 percent of plaintiffs accept the deal by Nov. 8.

The Zadroga Bill passed 268-160 Wednesday, prompting cheers on the House floor.