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Twenty-five years after 9/11, Las Vegas still feels the echoes of that day—its tourism economy shaken, thousands laid off, and landmarks like The STRAT transformed into solemn tributes. From the World Trade Center’s artifacts on display to firefighters climbing 1,400 steps in remembrance, the city honors those lost, including Palo Verde teacher Barbara Edwards and flight attendant Renee May, whose stories continue to resonate through annual ceremonies and heartfelt memorials.
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