On Day 148, we remember LaRue A. Treanor. Treanor, 56, was a founding member of the Seward Road Baptist church and sang in the Church Choir. She was known for her baked bread, canned food and ‘melt in your mouth’ cinnamon rolls.

In partnership with the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, KSWO is continuing to honor the 168 who lost their lives during the Oklahoma City Bombing. On Day 147, we remember Rick L. Tomlin. Tomlin,

On Day 146, we remember Kayla Marie Titsworth. Kayla Titsworth, 3, and her parents were in the Murrah Building at the Army’s recruiting office when the bomb exploded. Sgt. William Titsworth was there to report for his new assignment in Oklahoma City, said Colonel John Meyers.

The Mount Olive Baptist Church of Turner Station hosted a day of remembrance Wednesday, marking one year since the Key Bridge collapse. The church began the day with a grand opening for its new community food pantry.

The International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade is being observed today worldwide.

General António Guterres warned that systemic racism, economic exclusion and racial violence continue to deny people of African descent the opportunity to thrive.

As the Boulder community continues to feel the impact of the Table Mesa King Soopers shooting, people came together this weekend to support each other four years later.

Former President Bill Clinton will be in attendance during the remembrance ceremony marking 30 years since the Oklahoma City bombing, Mayor David Holt announced.