Abigail Ogle is an Evening Anchor at KCRA 3 & My58 Television. She is a Murrow Award-winning journalist based in Oklahoma, focusing on breaking news, sports, and a variety of themes including crime and justice, aviation, and event management. Abigail has been featured in KOAT 7, KOCO 5, KHBS/KHOG 40/29, and THE ARKANSAS CW.
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Oklahoma City, United States (Local)
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Abigail Ogle's coverage focuses heavily on evolving local stories related to crime, government & politics, and healthcare in Oklahoma City. Given this focus, she would likely be receptive to pitches that provide insights into ongoing or developing stories within these areas. This could include expert commentary from local officials, community leaders, healthcare professionals or individuals directly impacted by the events.
Pitches offering exclusive access to interviews with key figures involved in the evolving stories Abigail covers may also be well received. Additionally, providing unique perspectives on how these stories impact the wider Oklahoma City community could enhance your pitch’s appeal.
As Abigail predominantly reports on local news within Oklahoma City and surrounding areas, relevant pitches should align with this geographic focus for maximum relevance.
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State lawmakers wrapped up a busy and tense final day at the Capitol, passing new laws and overriding vetoes after a week of inactivity and frustration.
By: Abigail Ogle
Two Guymon firefighters sustained minor injuries after their water truck rolled multiple times while responding to a grass fire near the Oklahoma-Kansas border
A rare, but serious virus spread by rodents is on the minds of many after a recent outbreak on a cruise ship.
By: Abigail Ogle
Brent Swadley, owner of Swadley’s restaurants, appeared in court as jury selection began for his trial on charges of conspiracy to defraud the state.
By: Abigail Ogle
Oklahoma has removed the state law requiring high school athletes to sit out for a year after transferring, but OSSAA says its own rules still apply.
By: Abigail Ogle
Oklahoma County commissioners denied Sheriff Tommie Johnson III’s request for outside legal counsel amid a dispute over inmate transportation responsibilities.
By: Abigail Ogle
Gov. Kevin Stitt has requested an audit of Attorney General Gentner Drummond's office, citing a significant rise in its budget and staffing changes over the past few years.
By: Abigail Ogle
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin doubled down on claims DHS has violated nearly 100 court orders this year during a hearing on Capitol Hill.
Five Republican candidates in Oklahoma's primary election for governor are leading in polls and campaign fundraising, with Mike Mazzei at the forefront.
The Oklahoma National Guard Museum, expanded from the 45th Infantry Division Museum, held its ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday and will open to the public on Friday at 10 a.m.
