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(WISH) — As journalists followed firefighters to Ground Zero 25 years ago, I began a reporting journey that remains a lifetime memory.
I looked back on Friday at those first days after the terrorist attacks with Indiana Task Force 1 as a reporter for WISH-TV. Today, I still work in television as a WRTV anchor. Circle City Broadcasting owns both stations.
A search-and-rescue squad, Indiana Task Force 1 shared an emotional day of hugs and tears in Indianapolis as they said goodbye to family and friends. At the time, they did not know how long they would be gone…