The Oklahoma City Survivor Tree stands next to a clone of the 9/11 Survivor Tree in Washington, DC. The Survivor Tree is more than a piece of Oklahoma’s landscape.

Ahead of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon on Sunday, runners gathered at the Survivor Tree to remember why we run. In honor of the 168 people killed in the Oklahoma City bombing, a moment of ...

Ahead of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon on Sunday, runners gather at the Survivor Tree to remember why we run. OKC Marathon participants remember 'why we run' with 168 seconds of silence ...

The Survivor Tree, a symbol of strength, serves as a powerful reminder that even in the face of unspeakable loss, we can heal and rebuild. Together, we honor the legacy of those who lost their ...

Her mom worked in downtown OKC, she said. Thankfully, her mother was OK. Since then, Teresa has planted saplings from the Survivor Tree, returning on the anniversary to collect more seeds.

Kevin Green mug Progress sports editor Kevin Green It was still dark when I stood under the Survivor Tree last year, the wind calm and the quiet hum of nerves hanging in the drizzly air. The ...

But today, like your beautiful dogwood tree on the White House lawn, Oklahoma City clearly is blooming again. — An excerpt from Clinton’s speech at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum ...

Today, we planted a seedling from The Survivor Tree, the only tree that survived the tragedy. We planted this tree in honor of those 168 precious lives lost that day, and as a symbol of hope for ...

A few weeks ago, I was honored to join my colleagues alongside representatives from the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum in remembering the 168 at a Commemorative Survivor Tree ...

But today, like your beautiful dogwood tree on the White House lawn, Oklahoma City clearly is blooming again. — An excerpt from Clinton’s speech at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum ...