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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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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Gabe Guthrie is donating proceeds from his lemonade stand to the Edmond Police Department's "Cops & Kids" Christmas program for the fourth year in a row.
Oklahoma City police are investigating an injury wreck along Interstate 35, near Southeast 15th Street, Thursday night.
By: Abigail Ogle
OG&E aims to restore power to all customers by 11 p.m. Tuesday after severe storms over the holiday weekend caused outages and damage in Cleveland County.
Edmond police are urging parents to intervene after releasing videos showing children riding e-bikes recklessly in traffic, creating significant safety concerns.
The Oklahoma Society, Sons of the American Revolution, joined a nationwide event to read the Declaration of Independence simultaneously across all states, marking 250 years since its proclamation.
Wally Funk, a pioneer in aviation and the oldest woman to travel to space, has died at 87, surrounded by loved ones in Grapevine, Texas.
First responders pulled a driver from an overturned car in a creek near Southeast 39th Street and South Santa Fe Avenue in Oklahoma City on Thursday evening, with bodycam footage capturing the rescue.
A German restaurant unaffected by the E. coli water issue in Moore is offering free well water to the community.
By: Abigail Ogle
Oklahoma City Public Schools is offering free developmental screenings to help students succeed in the classroom, with additional sessions scheduled for Friday.
Deputy Adam James Heitman of the Creek County Sheriff's Office died after a medical emergency shortly after helping arrest a wanted suspect.
