Jonathan Greco is a Digital Content Manager at KOCO 5, focusing on local news in Oklahoma City and the surrounding areas. With a passion for movies, baseball, and football, Jonathan brings his expertise and enthusiasm to his work, covering a wide range of topics from breaking news to community events. His articles have been featured in various publications and news channels, showcasing his dedication to delivering timely and engaging content to his audience.
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Jonathan Greco primarily covers evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and local events in Oklahoma, with a special focus on Oklahoma City. His coverage includes reports on crime, law enforcement activities, traffic accidents, and local news. If you have information or insights into ongoing investigations or developing stories within these areas in the specified geographic location, it would be suitable for outreach.
Additionally, if you can provide valuable insights on community events or human-interest stories relevant to the Oklahoma City area specifically around crime-related issues or local happenings, your pitch is likely to resonate with Jonathan's coverage interests.
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First-term Congressman Josh Brecheen looks to maintain his seat in the U.S. House of Representatives as he takes on a pair of challengers.
By: Jonathan Greco
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On top of deciding on the presidential race as well as statewide representation and issues, Oklahomans will decide whether certain justices and judges will remain on the bench.
Incumbent Republican Kevin Hern looks to defend his seat from two challengers for Oklahoma's First Congressional District.
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Oklahomans are deciding on a state question that would amend the state constitution to specify who can vote in the Sooner State.
Numerous House seats are up for grabs as Oklahomans vote on who will represent them at the state Capitol.
Oklahoma Congresswoman Stephanie Bice looks to retain her seat against Democratic challenger Madison Horn.
It's Election Day in Oklahoma as voters will choose whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris will be the next president and decide many other races that'll have an impact on the local level.
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