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A hunky depiction of Abraham Lincoln is renewing our interest in history.

Kari Watkins, Chris Fleming and Donna Weaver were forever changed by the April 19, 1995, Oklahoma City bombing. Twenty-nine years later, they reflect on life since.

Katherine Stuart Faulconer filed a petition for dissolution of marriage 80 days after her husband announced his race for county supervisor.

Rep. Ted Lieu, D-Torrance, and other local officials, including Mayor Bill Brand, veterans and military dignitaries also participated in the commemoration.

EYEwitness Tour Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum Experience the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum through stories from those most impacted by the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. John Kennedy is chair of the Oklahoma City National Memorial Foundation. Part of the original 350-member Memorial Task Force and Mission Statement Committee today John leads the board of trustees in being guardians of this story. Take a private tour with Kennedy before the Museum opens a...

Events Calendar for Oklahoma City and greater region

This unfortunate memorial has been making headlines after residents expressed concern over it’s not-so-subtle resemblance to well, in their exact words, “a human anus.”

Seriously???

The Palm Springs AIDS Memorial Task Force, which designed the statue, says it will work on a revised model.

Standing 2.74 meters, with concentric carved circles leading to a hole in the centre, the proposed design for an AIDS memorial limestone sculpture in Palm Springs, California is causing an uproar.