As part of an exclusive, the National Building Museum gave WTOP a look at never-before-seen gems from their storage space, in an exhibit called “Visible Vault.”

Marisa Méndez, Senior Editor Washington boasts countless examples of iconic architecture, but the National Building Museum fittingly stands out from the rest. The gargantuan former Pension ...

on Saturday and Trump speaking at a dinner for supporters at the National Building Museum (NBM) on Sunday. Both events served as high-priced fundraisers for Trump’s inaugural committee and ...

The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum laid out plans for a $12 million expansion project in a news conference on Wednesday.

As the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing approaches, the memorial is planning for 30 more years of light.

A new expansion for the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum was announced Wednesday ahead of the notorious bombing's 30th anniversary this year.

Linden aims to begin construction on its historic Mill building this spring as it continues to move forward with plans for its restoration.

Two new papers describe hints to a brine-filled environment on the 4.5-billion-year-old space rock and the presence of amino acids, offering clues to how early Earth got its ingredients for life

Pristine samples from asteroid Bennu contain “basic building blocks” for life, offering new insights. The samples suggest Bennu’s parent asteroid had liquid water, leaving a “briny broth” of salts.

The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum is planning a $12 million expansion, set to begin this fall, as part of its mission to educate and commemorate the 30th anniversary of the 1995 attack.

It took a while for scientists to gain access to the samples that NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission took from the asteroid Bennu, but the wait is proving to be worth it. A new study published January 29 in Nature describes an unexpected discovery in the material delivered by OSIRIS-REx: residues of compounds left over by the evaporation of liquid water.

Pristine samples of the asteroid Bennu transported to Earth contain the "basic building blocks" for life, shedding new light on the perennial question of how life began on our planet.