KJRH-TV (Tulsa, OK)

KJRH-TV, also known as channel 2, is a television station based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and is affiliated with NBC. The station is owned by the E. W. Scripps Company, which also owns KTPX-TV, an Ion Television station licensed in Okmulgee (channel 44). KJRH-TV operates its studios at the intersection of South Peoria Avenue and East 37th Street in midtown Tulsa, while its transmitter can be found near South 273rd Avenue East close to Broken Arrow.

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#139819

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#29427

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#857

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Concerts returning to Chapman Stadium in 2026, TU confirms

3 days ago | kjrh.com | Samson Tamijani

TULSA, Okla. — More than 30,000 rocked out to Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe and Alice Cooper on a jamming August night in 2023. It was the first time Tulsa concertgoers could do so outside at a venue as large as Chapman Stadium since 1990. And it apparently brought such good buzz to the University of Tulsa and Route 66 that second-year Director of Athletics Justin Moore believes it's time to run it back with more concerts in 2026.
How Tulsa shops are managing the Thunder craze

4 days ago | kjrh.com | Stef Manchen

TULSA, Okla. — The big Thunder win signified a new uniform across the state. Anything and everything Thunder. “It’s been an uphill battle trying to keep the Thunder shirts in stock and available for the customers," said Joshua Basore, Ida Red General Manager. "We’ve had everything from infant sizes all the way up to adult sizes, but keeping them in stock has been the hardest part, which is a good problem to have.”He told 2 News more are on their way, they're just flying off the racks.
Bernie Sanders to Tulsa crowd: 'Oklahomans do not want more wars'

6 days ago | kjrh.com | Samson Tamijani

TULSA, Okla. — Independent Vermont senator and former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders was handed a letter onstage with the president's announcement of military strikes on Iran during his Tulsa rally on June 21. After an assistant handed the letter, Sen. Sanders paused a moment before informing the crowd and strongly condemning Pres. Trump's order. "The people of Oklahoma and the people of Vermont do not want another war," the senator said to applause.
BA family's pride flag stolen, caught on security camera

1 week ago | kjrh.com | Stef Manchen

BROKEN ARROW, Okla. — With friends and family who identify as LGBTQ+, Justin Wilzcek considers himself to be an ally. Flying the rainbow pride flag on his home is a simple gesture, he said, that he knows goes a long way. “For a long time, that community has been marginalized. There have been laws against them being who they are," said Wilzcek.
Tulsa Juneteenth Festival honors 'freedom, resilience'

1 week ago | kjrh.com | Samson Tamijani

TULSA, Okla. — Beyond the OKC Thunder playing in the most important pro sports day in Oklahoma's history was one of the most important celebrations of freedom this side of the Red River in the Greenwood district. "I think Tulsa sometimes is overlooked by the things that we have going on," Tulsa Juneteenth, Inc. executive director Lauren Corbitt told 2 News.
DOWNTOWN SHOOTING: Multiple people shot near Crybaby Hill

1 week ago | kjrh.com | Braden Bates

TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa police are investigating after mass shooting in downtown Tulsa. Police said a large group of juveniles gathered in the area around after 1:30 a.m. Witnesses told police multiple people fired shots. Four people are shot. 2 News Oklahoma has crew on the scene and will update as we learn more. Stay in touch with us anytime, anywhere --Download our free app for Apple, Android and Kindle devices. Sign up for daily newsletters emailed to youLike us on FacebookWatch LIVE 24/7 on YouTube
Judge allowing poultry pollution case to continue, agrees pollution continues

1 week ago | kjrh.com | Samson Tamijani

TULSA, Okla. — A Tulsa federal judge again sided with the state’s top prosecutor in a nearly 20-year court battle over pollution in the Illinois River watershed, allegedly caused by chicken slaughterhouses. The 2005 lawsuit was filed against poultry giants Tyson Foods, Cal-Maine, Cargill, Peterson Farms, and Simmons Foods, among others. The State of Oklahoma has argued ever since that the corporations' facilities dumped millions of tons of pollutants in chicken litter into nearby rivers and creeks.
New race massacre victim identified in 1921 Graves Investigation

1 week ago | kjrh.com | Naomi Keitt

TULSA, Okla. — Archaeologists have officially identified a new victim of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre through the Graves Investigation and have been able to put a face to a name in their work. “They’re helping create a clearer picture of what happened in 1921,” said Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols. It’s the ultimate goal of the 1921 Graves Investigation as city leaders unveil new findings during their search.
Bristow city, business leaders champion engine facility expansion plans

1 week ago | kjrh.com | Samson Tamijani

BRISTOW, Okla. — Bristow could be the next hub for the state's aerospace industry, if you ask its city and business leaders. If that's the case, it's gonna start with Kratos Defense & Security's expansion of its manufacturing facility. "This is gonna jumpstart the economy," Bristow vice mayor Judd Johns said. The cause of the jumpstart is the doubling in size of the former consolidated turbine specialists facility, run since 2019 by the military contractor corporation.
RELEASE DENIED: DA says not enough evidence even with Survivor's Act

1 week ago | kjrh.com | Stef Manchen

TULSA, Okla. — A woman serving a life sentence for killing her abusive ex-boyfriend will remain behind bars, even under the Oklahoma Survivor's Act. It's been nearly 26 years since April Wilkens has walked as a free woman, and her team of attorneys told local media they're committed to fighting as long as it takes to get her out.