Held just before participants assemble at the starting line for the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon, the service offered a moment of reflection under the Survivor Tree.

The Survivor Tree, a centenarian American elm that survived the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, now has roots in Claremore. Representatives from the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum came to ...

OU-Tulsa planted a seedling from the survivor tree in remembrance of the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing.

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 ...

Wanting to honor the victims of the Oklahoma City bombing, country singer Reba McEntire planted a seedling from the Survivor tree.

Children of the bombing: Forever transformed by death and destruction in Oklahoma City On the 30th anniversary of the nation's worst act of domestic terrorism, the youngest survivors tell their ...

Three decades later, experts say the long-lasting impacts of the Oklahoma City bombing are complicated.

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 ...

The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum is visiting schools in all 77 Oklahoma counties to teach students about the the tragic event that still impacts people today.

National Oklahoma City bombing survivor fulfills vows made under rubble Amy Downs was trapped under the rubble 30 years ago, wondering whether she had died.

A “Survivor Tree,” a gnarled American elm that withstood the blast, now stands on a small hill and shades the memorial below.

Oklahoma City bombing 30 years later: Is searing memory starting to fade? The deadly blast toppled American notions of safety, exposed anti-government rage and unified a grieving city. Its ...