9/11: Stories That Touch Home

25 years later, the stories of September 11, 2001, are still etched into the memories of the people who lived them.

This week on the Crossroads Suncast, we hear four very different 9/11 stories — from a Western Kentucky native who found himself in Lower Manhattan that morning, to a local man serving as an Army bomb technician in New York City, to a local restaurant owner whose small diner became a place of refuge for first responders in the days that followed, to a local doctor asked to assemble a triage center for victims.