Oklahoma Reports from Time Online
Time Magazine's online coverage includes an exclusive interview with Timothy McVeigh and a photo essay on some of the victims.

The Daily Oklahoman
With the story in its backyard, The Daily Oklahoman in Oklahoma City has covered all aspects of the case thoroughly since day one.

Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post
Denver's two daily papers have extensive archives on the trial, which was moved to the Mile High City in early 1996.

The Dallas Morning News
A story by the Dallas Morning News detailing an alleged confession by accused bomber Timothy McVeigh sparked a media frenzy that caused lead defense attorney Stephen Jones to ask that charges against his client be dismissed, or that the trial be moved or delayed. The presiding judge refused the defense's request. Jones contends the Morning News reporter stole documents that detail the confession from the defense's computer system, but the newspaper says it obtained the documents legally. Jones also says the confession was faked by the defense to get some witnesses to talk to investigators.

Playboy Magazine
A second story detailing an alleged confession by Timothy McVeigh was published on the web site of Playboy magazine. The Playboy article, which claims to be based on documents from the McVeigh defense team, allegedly details McVeigh's actions leading up to the bombing at the Alfred P. Murrah building on April 19, 1995.

KBIA Radio News
This site provides a look back at the news frenzy that followed the bombing, with real audio news reports and press conferences from KBIA in the days following the blast.

Families and Survivors United
Families and Survivors United, an association of people who were injured or lost family members in the blast, has set up a web site to memorialize the victims and to keep the public informed of the trial. The group has also become involved in the victim's rights movement.

The Monument
A tribute to the bombing victims, this site features a series of photographs from the bombing and its aftermath.

Oklahoma City Bombing Home Page
Another site which feature personal statements from people who lost loved ones in the bombing.

Oklahoma City Memorial
Prodigy page offering a memorial to Oklahoma City bombing victims.