Jonathan Greco

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Digital Content Manager at KOCO-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)

Digital Content Manager at KOCO 5. It’s been said and written on TV that I’m a movie expert/analyst. I just really like movies (as well as baseball & football).

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Sen. James Lankford highlights importance of why OKC National Memorial and Museum stands

5 days ago | koco.com | Jonathan Greco

EARLY THIS MORNING TO BE ABLE TO GET HERE. STOOD IN LINE IN THE COLD RAIN BECAUSE WE ARE DETERMINED NOT TO FORGET. MANY OF YOU ARE THE LIVING LEGACY OF THOSE THAT WE LOST. SO YOU GATHER EVERY YEAR TO REMEMBER. SOME OF YOU BEAR THE SCARS BECAUSE YOU ARE A SURVIVOR. AND YOU CANNOT FORGET FROM DAY TO DAY. AND THERE ARE MANY FIRST RESPONDERS THAT ARE HERE THAT WHEN THEY RETURN TO THIS DAY, THEY REMEMBER AGAIN THE DAYS AND DAYS THAT THEY SPENT SERVING.
Reading the names of the 168 victims of the Oklahoma City bombing

5 days ago | koco.com | Jonathan Greco

WE COME HERE TO REMEMBER THOSE AT THE OKLAHOMA WATER RESOURCES BOARD BUILDING. TRUDY, JEAN RIGNEY, ROBERT IN CHIPMAN. WE REMEMBER THOSE AT THE ATHENEUM BUILDING, JOB CORPS. KATHERINE ELIZABETH RIDLEY. ANITA, CHRISTINE HIGHTOWER WE REMEMBER RESCUE WORKER. MY MOTHER, REBECCA NEEDHAM ANDERSON. WE REMEMBER THOSE WHO WERE KILLED IN THE ALFRED P MURRAH FEDERAL BUILDING. US SECRET SERVICE, NINTH FLOOR. ALLEN G. WITCHER. CATHY LYNN SEIDEL, LINDA G. MCKINNEY. MICKEY B MARONEY. DONALD RAY LEONARD, CYNTHIA L BROWN.
Former President Bill Clinton: 'America needs the Oklahoma Standard'

5 days ago | koco.com | Jonathan Greco

Saturday marks 30 years since the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City killed 168 people, including 19 children. Bill Clinton was the president at the time of the bombing, and he traveled to Oklahoma City in the days after to grieve with the victims' families and share some words of hope. He was one of the keynote speakers during a ceremony on April 23, 1995, at the Oklahoma State Fair Arena.
Gov. Kevin Stitt to younger generations: 'You are the next stewards of the Oklahoma Standard'

5 days ago | koco.com | Jonathan Greco

THANK YOU SO MUCH, DOCTOR CHAMBERS, AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR WORDS. MAYOR. WE GATHER HERE TODAY WITH HEAVY HEARTS AND UNWAVERING GRATITUDE AS WE MARK THE 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE OKLAHOMA CITY BOMBING, AN ACT OF UNIMAGINABLE VIOLENCE THAT CHANGED OUR CITY, OUR STATE, AND OUR NATION FOREVER. ON APRIL 19TH, 1995, AT 9:02 A.M., 168 INNOCENT LIVES WERE TAKEN FROM US. AMONG THEM WERE CHILDREN, GOVERNMENT WORKERS, VETERANS, MOTHERS, FATHERS, AND FRIENDS.
Mayor David Holt speaks of importance of sharing lesson of OKC bombing, memories of victims

5 days ago | koco.com | Jonathan Greco

AND YOUR BOARD. THANK YOU, CARRIE WATKINS AND YOUR TEAM. THANK YOU TO EVERYONE GATHERED HERE TODAY. AND AND TO EVERYONE WHO HAS SUPPORTED THIS REMEMBRANCE. I BEGIN, AS I DO EVERY YEAR, BY THANKING OUR FIRST RESPONDERS, OUR OWN HERE IN OKLAHOMA CITY AND THOSE WHO CAME TO OUR AID FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY. AND I AGAIN EXPRESS THE DEEPEST CONDOLENCES OF THE PEOPLE OF OKLAHOMA CITY TO THOSE WHO LOST A LOVED ONE ON APRIL 19TH, 1995.
'Day of horror and tragedy': Former Gov. Frank Keating remembers OKC bombing

5 days ago | koco.com | Jonathan Greco

THANK ALL OF YOU FOR BEING HERE TO CELEBRATE LIVES, TO CELEBRATE. SECURITY, TO CELEBRATE COMMITMENT AND LOVE OF OTHERS, MANY OF WHOM WE NEVER KNEW AND WE DON’T KNOW. THERE IS A PARABLE OF A MAN WHO LOOKED BACK ON HIS LIFE AND SAW IT AS AN ENDLESS SERIES OF FOOTPRINTS IN THE SAND. AT TIMES THERE WERE TWO SETS OF FOOTPRINTS SIDE BY SIDE, AND HE REMEMBERED THESE TIMES AS HAPPY TIMES. AT OTHERS THERE WAS BUT ONE SET OF PRINTS, THE TIMES OF SADNESS AND PAIN.
WATCH: 168 seconds of silence held to honor victims of OKC bombing

5 days ago | koco.com | Jonathan Greco

The Oklahoma community stopped for a moment of silence on Saturday in memory of the 168 lives lost 30 years ago in the Oklahoma City bombing. On April 19, 1995, an explosion at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City killed 168 people, including 19 children. Thirty years later, the community gathered for a remembrance ceremony to honor the lives lost, the survivors and the lives changed forever. During the remembrance ceremony, the community observed 168 seconds of silence.
Crash involving semi-trailer shuts down I-44 interchange overnight in OKC

5 days ago | koco.com | Jonathan Greco

LOOK RIGHT NOW. THE INTERCHANGE IS BACK OPEN AT I-44 WESTBOUND AND I-44 SOUTHBOUND. THIS AFTER A CRASH HAD SHUT IT DOWN OVERNIGHT. SO WHAT HAD HAPPENED? A SEMI CRASHED IN THAT AREA. YOU CAN SEE HERE ON THE LEFT SIDE OF YOUR SCREEN VIDEO FROM AROUND FOUR THIS MORNING. AT THIS POINT, NO WORD ON IF ANY INJURIES WERE INVOLVED IN THIS OR WHAT EXACTLY CAUSED IT, BUT IT DID HAPPEN AS HEAVY RAIN WAS MOVING THROUGH OUR AREA EARLY THIS MORNING.
First Alert Ride-Along: Tracking severe storm risk in Oklahoma

6 days ago | koco.com | Jonathan Greco

Severe storms are expected to bring baseball-sized hail and a tornado risk to Oklahoma on Friday. KOCO 5 First Alert Storm Chasers are tracking storms moving across Oklahoma.Open the video player above for KOCO 5 First Alert Storm Command and Field Meteorologist Michael ArmstrongOpen the video player below for KOCO 5 Storm Chaser Amanda Benton. Be sure to download the KOCO 5 App to receive customized weather alerts.
Gov. Kevin Stitt orders flags be flown at half-staff for 30th anniversary of OKC bombing

6 days ago | koco.com | Jonathan Greco

Mhm Nothing gentles down from *** mild heaven here. We are always braced against the wild wind. We were ever hand in hand as far as the eye can see. Cataclysms are the story. Our cities sprang up overnight, are flattened at *** tongue lashing by clouds and bushwhackers. Bonnie and Clydes struck fast and hit against the land, stretched and pegged flat to the four corners of the earth. We do not cower at disaster. We join hands, sing hymns, we share tears and bend our backs, raising *** neighbor's barn.