Jimmy Do’s photo is now on display at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum. It's located in the exhibit titled “Hope” and features the significance of the Thunder players in front of ...

Bob Hawthorne stood in front of the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum as the team rode by in open-top buses, just a few feet away from the empty chair bearing the name of his father, Thomas ...

Photographer Jimmy Do’s photo is now on display at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum. It's located in the exhibit titled “Hope” and features the significance of the Thunder ...

The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum has spent the past several months of 2025 remembering the victims and reflecting on how far Oklahoma City has come.

Susan Chambers, chairman of the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum, explained the significance of the location where Do captured the photo. “Photographer Jimmy Do found his way to the ...

Thunder fans lined up to celebrate Oklahoma City's first NBA Championship, and Kari Watkins, President & CEO of the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, says the moment is about much more ...

Sara Sweet left a note for her father, a victim of the Oklahoma City bombing, on a Thunder shirt at the OKC National Memorial. Sweet's father, Steve Williams, was a big sports fan and would have loved ...

News 9 spoke with Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum President and CEO Kari Watkins and next year's Marathon Ambassador, retired long-distance runner and Olympic medalist Meb Keflezighi, to ...

Clay Bennett, chairman of the Oklahoma City Thunder, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver on Friday, June 6, 2025.© Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum ...

Jimmy Do’s photo is now on display at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum. It's located in the exhibit titled “Hope” and features the significance of the Thunder players in front of ...

Susan Chambers, chairman of the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum, explained the significance of the location where Do captured the photo. “Photographer Jimmy Do found his way to the ...

Susan Chambers, chairman of the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum, explained the significance of the location where Do captured the photo.