Jennifer Pierce

5 days ago | news9.com | Jennifer Pierce

Some people visited the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum for the first time this year, others go every April 19th to pay respect to the victims and their families at the Field of Empty Chairs. A large group fo visitors stayed after the 30th remembrance ceremonhy to visit the 168 chairs that represent the bombing victims. The cold, dreary weather did not stop Jonathan Still from stopping by his aunt's chair. Andrea Blanton was a HUD employee on the 7th floor of the Alfred P.

1 week ago | news9.com | Jennifer Pierce

Thirty years ago, the "Oklahoma Standard" came alive after the bombing of the downtown Oklahoma City federal building. The giving spirit extended across the state in so many ways. One of the biggest outpourings of support was seen at Our Blood Institute, known as the Oklahoma Blood Institute, then. Thousands of people showed up at OBI sites across the state. The largest turnout was at the main donation center, seven miles from the location of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building.

1 week ago | news9.com | Jennifer Pierce

The Oklahoma County District Attorney helped bring justice for the 168 victims and families of the Oklahoma City federal building bombing. Vicki Behenna served as a federal prosecutor during Timothy McVeigh's trial nearly three decades ago. Memories of the Trial and AftermathBehenna said she recalls only bits and pieces from McVeigh's trial, but what she clearly remembers was how everyone pulled together in the moments and days after the bombing.

1 week ago | news9.com | Jennifer Pierce

Investigators with the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office have solved a year-long kidnapping and robbery case. Sheriff Tommie Johnson said in a press conference held on Tuesday that all six suspects in custody were from Houston, Texas, and involved in a criminal drug ring. Investigators believed the men were in Oklahoma City to buy $100,000 in black-market marijuana. The kidnapping outside Coffee Jerks near northwest 178th and MacArthur last June was caught on multiple cameras.

1 week ago | assemblymag.com | Jennifer Pierce

MOBILE, AL—Airbus is in the final stages of completing a second final assembly line (FAL) for its A320neo family aircraft at its U.S. manufacturing facility in Mobile, Alabama. Originally scheduled to open in Q2 2025, the new line is now expected to be fully operational by the third quarter, expanding Airbus's industrial footprint in the United States. The update was shared by Robin Hayes, CEO of Airbus Americas, during the MRO Americas conference in Atlanta.