It’s been 30 years since a car bomb went off in front of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City, which took the lives of 168 Oklahomans.

Despite the chilly weather, hundreds of people gathered in Apache for the 41st Annual Apache Rattlesnake Festival on Saturday ...

Lawton Police Officer recounts memories of answering the call to help after Oklahoma City bombing ...

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - One former Lawton Public Schools teacher is speaking out after she was forced to resign early.

Firefighters with the Lawton Fire Department also responded to the call to help after the Oklahoma City bombing.

Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum keeps history easily accessible for all to learn from ...

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Following the Oklahoma City bombing, first responders, including Lawton Police officers, went to help. 7News spoke with one officer who is still on the police force and he says ...

Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum keeps history easily accessible for all to learn from ...

A National Memorial and Museum was built in Oklahoma City, so the ones who died due to the Oklahoma City bombing are never forgotten.

On Day 168, we remember John Albert “Buddy” Youngblood. Youngblood, 52, of Yukon, became the 168th person to die as a result ...

Easter is just around the corner, bringing visions of bunnies, colorful eggs, and marshmallow candies to children, and maybe even some adults.