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WIBX Series Marking The 10th Anniversary Of 9/11 – Part I
WIBX Series Marking The 10th Anniversary Of 9/11 – Part I
WIBX Series Marking The 10th Anniversary Of 9/11 – Part I
Utica, NY (WIBX) - As the nation marks the 10th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks, WIBX is broadcasting a series of reports on the events that unfolded that fateful day when terrorists hijacked passenger jets and flew them into the World Trade Center in New York, the Pentagon in Washington, DC, and the hijacking and crash of flight 93 in Pennsylvania.
Oriskany Honors 9-11 Victims
Oriskany Honors 9-11 Victims
Oriskany Honors 9-11 Victims
Oriskany, NY (WIBX) -  Walking into the Waterbury Memorial Presbyterian Church in Oriskany quickly reveals a familiar, but potent, smell. The smell of carpet shampoo and floor wax wafts throughout the more than 100 year old church; smells that seem to arise when an important family event is set to take place...
Minorities Were Targeted in ‘Revenge Attacks’ Following September 11 [VIDEO]
Minorities Were Targeted in ‘Revenge Attacks’ Following September 11 [VIDEO]
Minorities Were Targeted in ‘Revenge Attacks’ Following September 11 [VIDEO]
In the weeks and months following the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks, many Americans became more patriotic. They tied yellow ribbons around trees, raised the flag, donated blood and enlisted in the military. Others, however, decided to seek revenge, and because their targets were so far away, they opted to hurt anyone who appeared to fit a specific profile. In the past 10 years, the FBI has investi
Airport Screenings May Soon Abolish Shoe Removal Requirement
Airport Screenings May Soon Abolish Shoe Removal Requirement
Airport Screenings May Soon Abolish Shoe Removal Requirement
Ever since infamous “shoe bomber” Richard Reid tried — and failed — to blow up a plane by igniting explosives in his shoes during a 2001 flight, travelers have been forced to remove footwear for screening when going through airport security. But according to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, that time-worn tradition may soon fall to the wayside.

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