Overview
- The 31st annual remembrance, held Sunday in Oklahoma City, featured a 168-second silence and the full reading of all 168 victims’ names.
- Families and survivors shared personal stories at the memorial, where 168 empty chairs stand as symbols of each life lost.
- The Thunder opened their playoff run Sunday and honored the victims with a pregame invocation by a son who lost his mother and a museum admission offer tied to Game 1 shirts.
- The Oklahoma House on Monday commemorated the anniversary, hearing accounts from a former Air Force firefighter and relatives before adopting a resolution framing the memorial as a place to restart hope.
- ESPN set an April 26 E60 special, The Oklahoma Standard, to highlight the Thunder’s long-standing visits to the museum and the community ethos that grew from the 1995 attack.