Kevin Ogle

Edmond, Oklahoma City

Weeknight News Anchor at KFOR-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)

Husband of Ginger..Dad to Abby & Katelyn. K-Dad to grandsons Jack & Jace...6 and 10 Anchor at KFOR TV...love to hunt..fish..poker. Also member of the KISS Army.

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Edmond teacher transforms lives, inspires at-risk students

1 month ago | kfor.com | Kevin Ogle

EDMOND, Okla. (KFOR) — It’s the teachers at Boulevard Academy, like News 4’s Pay it 4Ward award winner, Nora Self, who take time to make a difference, whether it is in the classroom or any setting that helps her students excel. “These are the kids that need the most love, the most attention to succeed in life,” said Math teacher Nora Self when talking about her passion for helping students at Boulevard Alternative School in Edmond.
Edmond teacher transforms lives, inspires at-risk students

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Kevin Ogle

EDMOND, Okla. (KFOR) — It’s the teachers at Boulevard Academy, like News 4’s Pay it 4Ward award winner, Nora Self, who take time to make a difference, whether it is in the classroom or any setting that helps her students excel. “These are the kids that need the most love, the most attention to succeed in life,” said Math teacher Nora Self when talking about her passion for helping students at Boulevard Alternative School in Edmond.
Counselor guides Bethany man to the road of success

2 months ago | kfor.com | Kevin Ogle

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — “I’ve walked some of the same path. I’m recovering myself and have been since 1987. That’s an important piece of this story for me. So, I share that along the way,” said drug and alcohol counselor, John Cullen, of Specialized Outpatient Services, talking about why he helps people break an addiction that’s holding down their lives. One of those people he helped is Joshua Morris of Bethany. Joshua lost his driver’s license after a DUI arrest back in 2009.
“This is what I love to do. This is what I’m supposed to do”: An Angel came to the call for her community

Feb 20, 2025 | yahoo.com | Kevin Ogle

YUKON, Okla. (KFOR) – “This is what I love to do. This is what I’m supposed to do,” says Linda Love, when talking about her calling as a home healthcare specialist through the Visiting Angels program in the metro. For almost 20 years Linda has been spreading her wings of care for senior folks like the Pierce family. “We can talk about anything with her and there’s lots of laughing, she’s just such a great person,” says Don Pierce about Linda’s visits to their home.
Fighting through the pain to Pay It 4Ward

Jan 16, 2025 | yahoo.com | Kevin Ogle

EDMOND, Okla. (KFOR) — “Probably the most passionate people-person I have ever met.” That’s how Rocky Mountain Grill owner Scott Selburg feels about his server Darlene Bryan Moore. “She can remember everybody’s name. She knows everybody’s birthday. She makes sure if they come in on their birthdays, they feel special,” said Selburg. “She has presents for the regulars.
Fighting through the pain to Pay It 4Ward

Jan 16, 2025 | kfor.com | Kevin Ogle

EDMOND, Okla. (KFOR) — “Probably the most passionate people-person I have ever met.” That’s how Rocky Mountain Grill owner Scott Selburg feels about his server Darlene Bryan Moore. “She can remember everybody’s name. She knows everybody’s birthday. She makes sure if they come in on their birthdays, they feel special,” said Selburg. “She has presents for the regulars.
Paying It 4Ward as the Spirit of Service

Nov 6, 2024 | yahoo.com | Kevin Ogle

Paying It 4Ward as the Spirit of ServiceSHAWNEE, Okla. (KFOR) — “Well anytime you can pay something forward or do something for someone else, it always just warms your heart. And so that is what we do. We try to warm hearts.”Marian Salwierak lives to help people, and she does it though Project Gabriel in Shawnee. They are here for families and especially for mothers and their children in critical, and sometimes desperate need.
Paying It 4Ward as the Spirit of Service

Nov 6, 2024 | kfor.com | Kevin Ogle

SHAWNEE, Okla. (KFOR) — “Well anytime you can pay something forward or do something for someone else, it always just warms your heart. And so that is what we do. We try to warm hearts.”Marian Salwierak lives to help people, and she does it though Project Gabriel in Shawnee. They are here for families and especially for mothers and their children in critical, and sometimes desperate need. Project Gabriel is a donation-based charity, but sometimes they feel that they get some help from above too.
Tenured Braum's worker Pays It 4Ward with a smile

Oct 2, 2024 | kfor.com | Kevin Ogle

EDMOND, Okla. (KFOR) — “I like being around people. I’ve got a lot of good customers here.” 73-year-old Vicky Spence has been working at Braum’s for decades, and now it’s at the location on Danforth in Edmond. And in those years, she has made a strong impression on her breakfast customers like Stan McGough, who nominated Vicky for Pay It Forward. “She’s just been super nice to me and my friends that come here,” Stan says. “She’s just fantastic.
‘She’s helps everybody. She’s everybody’s friend’: The life of the party at Village on the Park

Aug 28, 2024 | kfor.com | Kevin Ogle

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — “She is the most kind, giving, unselfish…willing to do anything. She has the most positive attitude” That’s how Karen Proctor describes her friend Delores Earley. Karen is the Executive Director at Village on the Park. A senior community in south Oklahoma City. Delores is one of its star residents. The lady many call Miss Delores is always the life of the party.