Sharon Phillips is a journalist for KJRH, focusing on local news in Tulsa, Oklahoma. With a passion for investigative reporting, Sharon has covered a range of topics including cold case files, community events, crime, and education. She is dedicated to keeping the community informed and engaged with the issues that matter most to them.
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Sharon Phillips' coverage primarily focuses on local crime stories, particularly cold cases and breaking news in the Oklahoma area. She also covers evolving stories, expert commentary, and announcements related to this theme.
If you have information or expertise related to ongoing criminal investigations, cold case files in Oklahoma, or breaking news within the state's law enforcement community, Sharon might find it valuable for her reporting. Additionally, given her focus on family & relationships as well as community topics alongside crime coverage, she may be interested in pitches that touch upon these interconnected areas such as victim impact on families or the broader community effects of these crimes.
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Early voting in Oklahoma lasts until Nov. 2. The presidential election is on Nov. 5th.
2 News' Sharon Phillips' latest Cold Case investigation looks into the story of Gregory Treace who's been missing from Creek County since 2022.
TULSA, Okla. — A petition calling for the resignation of a longtime Tulsa district judge is starting to gain momentum.
MANNFORD, Okla. — It's not knowing that is so difficult for Daniel Brashear. His beloved sister, Tina, has been missing for 13 years now and her abrupt disappearance still haunts him to this day.
By: Sharon Phillips
A victim is speaking out following a Tulsa judge's decision to ignore a jury's recommendation of 40 years in prison.
2 News Sharon Phillips talks to a family who is warning others about becoming complacent after their home is broken into and two cars are taken.
“I believe it was foul play. I don’t believe, I know it was foul play. He took my sister away and he had something did to her,” said the victim's sister.
A Haskell family is in need of help ahead of the holidays after their cousin and uncle passed away during floods earlier this month.
By: Sharon Phillips
Earlier this month, we spoke with the Wagoner County Sheriff's Office, who said this technology would've helped a recent drug exposure in the jail. Rogers County said it's absolutely helping.
“I might go to my dying grave not ever knowing... I’ve seen things where they can find bodies after 10-20 years, if I could even just get that much of closure."
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