April 19, 1995, is a day forever etched in Oklahoma City and our nation’s history. 168 empty chairs serve as a place for quiet reflection and tribute to all of the innocent lives taken by an act ...

Some people visited the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum for the first time this year, others go every April 19th to pay respect to the victims and their families at the Field of Empty ...

Sweet and Eli had the idea to leave a note on Williams’s chair at the Oklahoma City National Memorial. They wrote the note on a Thunder t-shirt, thanking her father for the wisdom he left behind.

Welcome to Oklahoma City, a place rapidly shedding old stereotypes and emerging as one of the American heartland’s most ...

The Oklahoma City National Memorial honors the victims, survivors, and all affected by the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. Items are often left at the site as part of ...

The memorial includes a museum, a reflecting pool and 168 empty chairs of glass, bronze and stone etched with the names of those killed. Nineteen of the chairs are smaller than the others to ...

For 25 years, the volunteers behind the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon have been the driving force that ensures the event honors the lives lost in the 1995 bombing while celebrating the ...

But in Oklahoma City, there was so much to do, I walked – literally – a delicate balancing act, centered around my trip to run The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon, aka The Run to Remember.