America's deadliest landslide: 11 years of heartache in WA
On March 22, 2014, 43 people lost their lives in Oso, Washington. The landslide nearly wiped out a small town north of Seattle. Today, survivors and family members remember the victims together at a new permanent memorial.
Remembering the deadly Oso landslide 11 years later
The Oso landslide was the deadliest slide in American history, claiming the lives of 43 people just after 10:30 a.m. on Mar. 22, 2014.
Remembering the Oso landslide: A memorial tribute for a community anchored in hope
On the 10-year anniversary of the Oso landslide, families and community members came together to honor the 43 lives who were lost in the worst landslide in U.S. history.
Guiding Light: Joel Johnson, the Oso Chaplain beyond the pulpit
Joel Johnson, fondly known as "Chappy," was thrust into the spotlight in circumstances no one could have ever anticipated when disaster struck the quiet town of Oso on March 22, 2014.
PHOTOS: Never-before-seen images reveal scope of Oso landslide destruction
For the first time, photographs of the harrowing devastation caused by the landslide in Snohomish County have been unveiled. A pilot first on scene recounts the traumatizing events of that day.
A decade later: Woman remembers six family members killed in Oso landslide
Each year on March 22, for the past decade, 43 tolls mark a remembrance in Oso for the 43 people who died in a devastating landslide. For Jessica Pszonka, who lost six members of her family in the tragedy, the tolls are almost too painful to bear.
Dedicated, Brave, Strong: The Harper brothers' unyielding commitment to Oso
In the heart of Oso's fire department hangs three words: dedicated, brave, strong. These words not only reflect the spirit of the town, but also define the Harper brothers, Tim and Willy. From growing up in Oso, living their lives here, and committing to their hometown's well-being and security, these words perfectly encapsulate why the brothers are beloved in the community.
Woman remembers six family members killed in Oso landslide
Each year on March 22, for the past decade, 43 tolls mark a remembrance in Oso for the 43 people who died in a devastating landslide. For Jessica Pszonka, who lost six members of her family in the tragedy, the tolls are almost too painful to bear.
