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*''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NewsChannel NewsChannel] 2'' (1990s)
 
*''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NewsChannel NewsChannel] 2'' (1990s)
 
*''2 News-NBC'' (1990s–2001)
 
*''2 News-NBC'' (1990s–2001)
*''2 News''/''2 News HD'' (2008–present)
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*''2 News''/''2 News HD'' (2008–2021)
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*''2 News Oklahoma (2021-Present)
   
 
====Station slogans====
 
====Station slogans====
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*''Oklahoma's Hometeam'' (1994–2001)
 
*''Oklahoma's Hometeam'' (1994–2001)
 
*''2 Works for You'' (2001–2008)
 
*''2 Works for You'' (2001–2008)
*''2NEWS Works for You'' (2008–present)
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*''2NEWS Works for You'' (2008–21)
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*''2NEWSOklahoma'' (2021-Present)
 
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====Current on-air staff (as of August 31, 2010)<sup class="reference" id="cite_ref-4">[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KJRH-TV#cite_note-4 [5]]</sup>====
 
====Current on-air staff (as of August 31, 2010)<sup class="reference" id="cite_ref-4">[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KJRH-TV#cite_note-4 [5]]</sup>====
 
'''Anchors'''
 
'''Anchors'''
*'''Lisa Jones''' - weekday mornings "2NEWS Today" also reporter
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*'''Erin Christy''' - weekday mornings "2NEWS Today" also reporter
*'''Erin Conrad''' - weekday middays Noon Anchor also reporter
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*'''Sharon Phillips''' - weekday middays Noon Anchor also reporter
 
*'''Karen Larsen''' - weeknights at 5, 6 and 10 p.m.; also reporter
 
*'''Karen Larsen''' - weeknights at 5, 6 and 10 p.m.; also reporter
*'''Brain Sanders''' - weeknights at 5, 6 and 10 p.m.; also reporter
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*'''Naomi Keitt''' - weeknights at 6 and 6:30 p.m.; also reporter
*'''Scott Thompson''' - weekday mornings "2NEWS Today"
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*'''Justin Fischer''' - weekday mornings "2NEWS Today"
 
*'''Julie Chen''' - Weekend Mornings
 
*'''Cori Duke''' - Weekends at 5 & 10 p.m. Saturday's at 6 p.m.
 
*'''Cori Duke''' - Weekends at 5 & 10 p.m. Saturday's at 6 p.m.
 
'''''2NEWS Works for You Weather'''''
 
'''''2NEWS Works for You Weather'''''
*'''Mike Collier''' ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Meteorological_Society AMS] and NWA Seals of Approval) - chief meteorologist; weeknights at 5, 6 and 10 p.m.
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*'''Mike Collier -''' ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Meteorological_Society AMS] and NWA Seals of Approval) - chief meteorologist; weeknights at 5, 6 and 10 p.m. leaving April 30
*'''Kristen Horne''' ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Weather_Association NWA] and AMS [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certified_Broadcast_Meteorologist Certified Broadcast Meteorologist] Seals of Approval) - meteorologist; weekday mornings "2NEWS Today"
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*'''Michael Sager -''' ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Weather_Association NWA] and AMS [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certified_Broadcast_Meteorologist Certified Broadcast Meteorologist] Seals of Approval) - meteorologist; weekday mornings "2NEWS Today will be chief meterologist On May 1
*'''Clint Boone''' "Midday" - meteorologist (Noon)
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*'''Anne Brown -''' (AMS Seal of Approval) - meteorologist; weekend mornings
*'''Brandon Wholey'''(AMS Seal of Approval) - meteorologist; weekend mornings
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*'''Brandon Wholey -''' (AMS Seal of Approval) - meteorologist; Saturdays at 6, and weekends at 5 and 10 p.m.
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*'''Emma Landerois''' - Fill in Meterologist
*'''Taft Price''' (AMS Seal of Approval) - meteorologist; Saturdays at 6, and weekends at 5 and 10 p.m.
 
 
'''Sports team'''
 
'''Sports team'''
 
*'''"Cayden McFarland''' - sports director; weeknights at 6 and 10 p.m.
 
*'''"Cayden McFarland''' - sports director; weeknights at 6 and 10 p.m.
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*'''Elizabeth Beaubein''' - anchor
 
*'''Elizabeth Beaubein''' - anchor
 
*'''David Bernard''' - morning meteorologist (?-?; now at WFOR in Miami)
 
*'''David Bernard''' - morning meteorologist (?-?; now at WFOR in Miami)
*'''Denise Brewer''' - weeknight anchor (?-?; now spokesperson for Hillcrest Healthcare System)
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*'''Denise Brewer''' - weeknight anchor (?-?; now spokesperson for Hillcrest Healthcare System
*'''Julie Chin''' - Living in Tulsa
 
*'''Erin Christy''' - Now At (KTUL)
 
 
*'''Debbie Denmon''' - weekend anchor (?-?; now at WFAA-TV in Dallas)
 
*'''Debbie Denmon''' - weekend anchor (?-?; now at WFAA-TV in Dallas)
 
*'''Stephanie Dukes''' - fill-in anchor
 
*'''Stephanie Dukes''' - fill-in anchor
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*'''Amy Kaufeldt''' - weekend anchor (?-?; now at WOFL in Orlando)
 
*'''Amy Kaufeldt''' - weekend anchor (?-?; now at WOFL in Orlando)
 
*'''Karen Keith''' - anchor (?-?; now a Tulsa County Commissioner)
 
*'''Karen Keith''' - anchor (?-?; now a Tulsa County Commissioner)
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*'''Kristen Lang''' - now at the Tulsa World
 
*'''Jeff Lazalier''' - chief meteorologist (1996-2002)
 
*'''Jeff Lazalier''' - chief meteorologist (1996-2002)
 
*'''Dean Lewis''' - anchor (1979-1981)
 
*'''Dean Lewis''' - anchor (1979-1981)
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*'''Lindsay Patterson''' - weekend anchor/reporter - (?-2010)
 
*'''Lindsay Patterson''' - weekend anchor/reporter - (?-2010)
 
*'''Breanne Palmerini''' - Now at WXYZ in Detriot
 
*'''Breanne Palmerini''' - Now at WXYZ in Detriot
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*'''Taft Price''' - now a hydrogladist
 
*'''Brittany Rainey''' - meteorologist now at (WXIN) in Indianapolis, IN
 
*'''Brittany Rainey''' - meteorologist now at (WXIN) in Indianapolis, IN
 
*'''Casey Roebuck''' - former anchor
 
*'''Casey Roebuck''' - former anchor
 
*'''Jay Rickerts''' - anchor (?-?; now at WFMY in Greensboro, NC)
 
*'''Jay Rickerts''' - anchor (?-?; now at WFMY in Greensboro, NC)
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*'''Brian Sanders''' - anchor (now At KMGH in Denver, CO)
 
*'''Sara Scott''' - midday/weekend anchor (1975-1980)
 
*'''Sara Scott''' - midday/weekend anchor (1975-1980)
 
*'''Jason Schakelford''' -reailty contest
 
*'''Jason Schakelford''' -reailty contest
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*'''Alan Winfield''' - meteorologist (?-?; now at Bay News 9 in Tampa)
 
*'''Alan Winfield''' - meteorologist (?-?; now at Bay News 9 in Tampa)
   
==Logos==
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==Gallery==
 
<gallery captionalign="center" widths="175" position="center">
 
<gallery captionalign="center" widths="175" position="center">
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KVOO-TV Channel 2 - The Eyes Of Oklahoma ident - Early-Mid December 1954.jpg|KVOO Channel 2 - The Eyes Of Oklahoma ident - Early-Mid December 1954
200px-KJRH_1985.png|KJRH Channel 5 station id from 1985
 
ScreenHunter_53554 Jul. 23 23.09.jpg|KJRH Channel 2 - Knots Landing - Weekdays id from late 1985
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KTEW Channel 2 - AN NBC Station ident - 1971.jpg|KTEW Channel 2 - An NBC Station ident from 1971
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KTEW Newscenter 2 - We're Working To Win You Over ident from 1976.png|KTEW Newscenter 2 - We're Working To Win You Over ident from 1976
KJRH_NewsCenter_2_Open_1985.jpg|KJRH Newscenter 2 Nightcast open from 1985
 
What_it_was_like_waking_up_with_2_in_the_90's.jpg|KJRH Channel 2 id from 1993
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File:KTEW ident 1978.png|KTEW Channel 2 ident from 1978
Local_TV_CLips_1991_2.jpg|KJRH Channel 2 id #2 from 1993
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200px-KJRH 1985.png|KJRH Channel 5 station id from 1985
KJRH_NewsChannel_2_1993.jpg|KJRH Newschannel 2 open from 1993
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KJRH Newscenter 2 Oklahoma Today open - 1985.jpg|KJRH Newscenter 2 Oklahoma Today open from 1985
Local_TV_CLips_1991_3.jpg|KJRH Channel 2 News: The 6 O'Clock Report open from 1995
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KJRH NewsCenter 2 Open 1985.jpg|KJRH Newscenter 2 Nightcast open from 1985
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KJRH Newscenter 2 Oklahoma Today close - June 21, 1985.jpg|KJRH Newscenter 2 Oklahoma Today Weekday close from June 21, 1985
200px-KJRH_1996.png|KJRH 2NBC logo from 1996
 
200px-KJRH_1999.png|KJRH Channel 2 logo from 1999
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ScreenHunter 53554 Jul. 23 23.09.jpg|KJRH Channel 2 - Knots Landing - Weekdays id from late 1985
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KJRHNewscenter26PMOpen Sept81986.jpg|KJRH Newscenter 2 6PM Weeknight open from September 8, 1986
200px-KJRH_2_Tulsa_Works_for_You.png|KJRH Channel 2 - Works For You logo from 2001
 
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KJRH Newscenter 2 Live At 5PM open - October 21, 1986.jpg|KJRH Newscenter 2 Live At 5PM Weeknight open from October 21, 1986
2225_20929384989_2524_n.jpg|KJRH Channel 2 logo from early February 2009
 
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What it was like waking up with 2 in the 90's.jpg|KJRH Channel 2 id from 1993
ScreenHunter_53553 Jul. 23 23.07.jpg|KJRH 2 News 5PM Weeknight close from May 22, 2015
 
ScreenHunter_53555 Jul. 23 23.12.jpg|KJRH Channel 2 - Works For You id from early July 2017
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Local TV CLips 1991 2.jpg|KJRH Channel 2 id #2 from 1993
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KJRH NewsChannel 2 1993.jpg|KJRH Newschannel 2 open from 1993
ScreenHunter_53556 Jul. 23 23.13.jpg|KJRH Channel 2 - Congratulations - The Best Of The Best In Tulsa promo for early July 2017
 
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Local TV CLips 1991 3.jpg|KJRH Channel 2 News: The 6 O'Clock Report open from 1995
 
200px-KJRH 1996.png|KJRH 2NBC logo from 1996
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KJRH Channel 2 News 5PM open - 1997.png|KJRH Channel 2 News 5PM open from Late October 1997
 
200px-KJRH 1999.png|KJRH Channel 2 logo from 1999
 
200px-KJRH 2 Tulsa Works for You.png|KJRH Channel 2 - Works For You logo from late Spring 2001
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KJRH 2 News open 2001.PNG.png|KJRH Channel 2 News Nightbeat open from late Spring 2001
 
2225 20929384989 2524 n.jpg|KJRH Channel 2 logo from early February 2009
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KJRH 2 News open 2008.PNG.png|KJRH Channel 2 News 6PM open from Late February 2008
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KJRH 2 News open 2009.PNG.png|KJRH Channel 2 News open from November 2009
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KJRH 2 News open 2013.PNG.png|KJRH Channel 2 News open from Mid-Summer 2012
 
ScreenHunter 53553 Jul. 23 23.07.jpg|KJRH 2 News 5PM Weeknight close from May 22, 2015
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ScreenHunter 53555 Jul. 23 23.12.jpg|KJRH Channel 2 - Works For You id from early July 2017
 
ScreenHunter 53556 Jul. 23 23.13.jpg|KJRH Channel 2 - Congratulations - The Best Of The Best In Tulsa promo for early July 2017
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
   
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*[http://www.fcc.gov/fcc-bin/tvq?call=KJRH Query the FCC's TV station database for KJRH]
 
*[http://www.fcc.gov/fcc-bin/tvq?call=KJRH Query the FCC's TV station database for KJRH]
 
*[http://www.bia.com/Research-and-Forecasts/Broadcast-Media-Resources/Station-Search/resources_search_result.asp?calls=KJRH&media=TV BIAfn's Media Web Database -- Information on KJRH-TV]
 
*[http://www.bia.com/Research-and-Forecasts/Broadcast-Media-Resources/Station-Search/resources_search_result.asp?calls=KJRH&media=TV BIAfn's Media Web Database -- Information on KJRH-TV]
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[[Category:Local television stations in the state of Oklahoma]]
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[[Category:Local television stations in Tulsa, Oklahoma]]
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[[Category:E.W. Scripps television stations]]
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[[Category:NBC affiliates]]
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[[Category:Former Oil Capital Television Corporation stations]]
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[[Category:Bounce TV affiliates]]
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[[Category:Laff affiliates]]
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[[Category:Court TV affiliates]]
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[[Category:Former Central Plains Enterprises stations]]
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[[Category:Former Live Well Network affiliates]]

Latest revision as of 02:46, 19 March 2024

KJRH-TV, virtual channel 2, is the NBC-affiliated television station in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company. KJRH broadcasts from its studios in the Brookside district in midtown Tulsa on South Peoria Avenue and its transmitter is located in Oneta, Oklahoma.

KJRH-TV
190px-KJRH Logo
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Branding Channel 2 (general)

2 News HD (newscasts)

Slogan 2NEWS Works for You
Channels Digital: 8 (VHF)Virtual: 2 (PSIP)
Affiliations NBC

Live Well Network (DT2)

Owner The E.W. Scripps Company

(Scripps Media, Inc.)

First air date December 5, 1954
Call letters' meaning Jack R. Howard (long time chairman of Scripps Broadcasting)
Former callsigns KVOO-TV (1954–1971)

KTEW (1971–1980) KJRH (1980-2010)

Former channel number(s) Analog:2 (VHF, 1954-2009)

Digital: 56 (UHF, 2000-2009)

Transmitter power 15.9 kW
Height 572.3 m
Facility ID 59439
Transmitter coordinates 36°1′15″N 95°40′32″W
Website www.kjrh.com

The station broadcasts its digital signal on VHF channel 8, using its former analog channel assignment of 2 as its virtual channel via PSIP. On cable, KJRH is the only VHF station in the market not to have a matching cable channel number for the analog, so instead it can be seen on channel 9 on Cox Tulsa in standard definition, and it is also available in high definition on channel 709.

History

Channel 2 signed on as KVOO-TV, on December 5, 1954. It was owned by oilman W.G. Skelly along with KVOO radio (1170 AM, now KFAQ). It was the second VHF station to sign on in the Tulsa market, behind KOTV; KTVX (now KTUL) did not officially move its license there from Muskogee until a year later, though it had studios in west Tulsa.

It has been an NBC affiliate from its debut, owing to its radio sister's long affiliation with NBC Radio. The station's first broadcast was a 39-minute station dedication broadcast from its studios, it then later broadcast its first NBC network program, an edition of Meet the Press.

It was the first Tulsa television station to air all of its programs in color, first with NBC network programming, and then in 1955, the station installed equipment that allowed local films and slides to be telecast in color.[1] In November 1964, KVOO began originating its locally-produced programs in color from its Broadcast Center studios. The E. W. Scripps Company bought the station in 1971 and changed its call letters to KTEW-TV (for Tulsa E.W. Scripps).

The station adopted its present-day calls, KJRH (in honor of the longtime chairman of Scripps Howard Broadcasting, Jack R. Howard) on July 14, 1980. In 1984, it became the first Tulsa station to broadcast in stereo sound.

KJRH had operated for many years three low-powered translator stations all operating on channel 4, K04DW in Independence, Kansas, K04EJ in Coffeyville, Kansas, and K04DY in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. K04DY is now owned and operated by Northeastern State University in Tahlequah for use of the campus television station.

For New Year's Eve 2009, a large "crystal" ball was dropped from the large spire on top of the iconic TV Tower from the studios located in the entertainment district of Brookside, Tulsa. Streets were closed off and people were allowed to view and celebrate, much in the same vein as in Times Square in New York City.

Digital television

KJRH-DT broadcasts on digital channel 8.

Digital channels

Channel  Name Programming
2.1 KJRH-DT1 Main KJRH-TV Programming / NBC (HD)
2.2 KJRH-DT2 Live Well Network 

In 2007, KJRH launched its local version of the NBC Weather Plus over-the-air digital service, now called 2NEWS Weather Plus, a 24-hour weather channel which features a mix of local/national forecasts and current weather. The station airs over virtual digital channel 2-2 (physical RF digital channel 56-2), and on Cox Digital Cable in the Tulsa area. However, unlike most stations airing the service, the station's weather branding on the main newscasts is "2 Works for You Weather", instead of "2NEWS Weather Plus". It then became affiliated with the NBC Plus network, since the shutdown of the Weather Plus service in December 2008. The Live Well Network is now broadcast on KJRH-DT2.

Analog-to-digital conversion

KJRH terminated its analog broadcasts on June 12, 2009.[2] KJRH moved its broadcasts to VHF channel 8 after KTUL ceased analog operations. However, through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display KJRH's virtual channel as 2.

Programming

KJRH broadcasts all of NBC's schedule, however the Saturday morning qubo block is aired one hour later than NBC's recommended time (NBC recommends that it air from 9 a.m.-noon) due to a two-hour Saturday edition of 2NEWS Today. Current syndicated programming includes Live with Regis and Kelly, Montel Williams, and The Ellen DeGeneres Show. KJRH is also the Tulsa home for Wheel Of Fortune and Jeopardy!, which both moved to the station from ABC affiliate KTUL in 2005. But Returned To KTUL in 2012

Currently, KJRH airs Today in three segments; the original 7-9 a.m. block, followed by Live with Regis and Kelly, then the third hour of Today from 10-11 a.m., leading into the hour-long 2NEWS Midday newscast and Days of Our Lives, and then the final hour from 1-2 p.m.

News operation

KJRH broadcasts a total of 29 hours of local news per week (with 4½ hours on weekdays, 3½ hours on Saturdays and three hours on Sundays). It has the unique characteristic of being only one of two stations in the state with two Doppler weather radars (the other is KFOR-TV in Oklahoma City, also an NBC affiliate), the southwest Oklahoma City Doppler, owned by KFOR being the most powerful at 1 million watts of power.

On February 25, 2008, KJRH became the first television station in Oklahoma to broadcast news in High Definition. The station now broadcasts all of its newscasts in HD. KJRH also introduced a new graphics package similar to that used by sister station KSHB in Kansas City with the format change, but continues to employ the same set it has used since 2000, with the exception of some alterations.

In November 2009, KJRH introduced a new red and brown graphics package and new news theme on its newscasts, that is being utilized on all Scripps-owned stations. KJRH is one of ten television stations that air consumer reports from John Matarese (and sister station) of ABC affiliate WCPO in Cincinnati.

Ratings

In July 2009, KJRH's newscasts set a new benchmark for the station, firmly capturing second place in nearly all time slots, including: the weekday newscasts 2News Today at 6a, 2News Midday, 2News @ 5pm, 2News at 6pm, 2News at 10pm, and the weekend evening newscast 2News at 5pm, 2News at 6pm Saturday and 2News @ 10pm.

In the November 2009 ratings period, KJRH saw its ratings in the 5-6 a.m. slot on weekday mornings increase to a 2 rating and a 10 share. KJRH remained second in early evening news, behind KOTV, with a 7 rating/12 share.[3]

News/station presentation

Newscast titles

  • KVOO News (1954–1960s)
  • TV-2 News (1960s–1970s)
  • Scene 2 News (1970s)
  • NewsCenter 2 (1970s–1990)[4]
  • Channel 2 News (1990–1990s, 1990s & 2001–2008)
  • NewsChannel 2 (1990s)
  • 2 News-NBC (1990s–2001)
  • 2 News/2 News HD (2008–2021)
  • 2 News Oklahoma (2021-Present)

Station slogans

  • The Eyes of Oklahoma (1954-1960s; adapted from KVOO-AM's then-slogan The Voice of Oklahoma)
  • Two's Company You Can Depend On (early 1970s)
  • You're in 2 Country! (mid 1970s)
  • Two's Family is You (mid 1970s)
  • Get the Picture on Scene 2 News (mid 1970s)
  • Turn on 2 (late 1970s)
  • Channel 2, Proud As A Peacock! (1979–1981; localized version of NBC ad campaign)
  • Channel 2, Our Pride Is Showing (1981–1982; localized version of NBC ad campaign)
  • Hello, Tulsa (1982–1985; used during period station used Frank Gari's "Hello News")
  • We're Channel 2, Just Watch Us Now! (1982–1983; localized version of NBC ad campaign)
  • Channel 2 There, Be There (1983–1984; localized version of NBC ad campaign)
  • Channel 2, Let's All Be There! (1984–1986; localized version of NBC ad campaign)
  • Hello, Oklahoma (1985–1990; used during period station used Frank Gari's "Hello News")
  • Come Home to Channel 2 (1986–1987; localized version of NBC ad campaign)
  • Making a Difference for Oklahoma (1986–1991)
  • Tulsa's 24-Hour News Source (1991–1994)
  • The Stars Are Back on Channel 2 (1993-1994; localized version of NBC ad campaign)
  • Oklahoma's Hometeam (1994–2001)
  • 2 Works for You (2001–2008)
  • 2NEWS Works for You (2008–21)
  • 2NEWSOklahoma (2021-Present)

Notable on-air staff

Current on-air staff (as of August 31, 2010)[5]

Anchors

  • Erin Christy - weekday mornings "2NEWS Today" also reporter
  • Sharon Phillips - weekday middays Noon Anchor also reporter
  • Karen Larsen - weeknights at 5, 6 and 10 p.m.; also reporter
  • Naomi Keitt - weeknights at 6 and 6:30 p.m.; also reporter
  • Justin Fischer - weekday mornings "2NEWS Today"
  • Julie Chen - Weekend Mornings
  • Cori Duke - Weekends at 5 & 10 p.m. Saturday's at 6 p.m.

2NEWS Works for You Weather

  • Mike Collier - (AMS and NWA Seals of Approval) - chief meteorologist; weeknights at 5, 6 and 10 p.m. leaving April 30
  • Michael Sager - (NWA and AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologist Seals of Approval) - meteorologist; weekday mornings "2NEWS Today will be chief meterologist On May 1
  • Anne Brown - (AMS Seal of Approval) - meteorologist; weekend mornings
  • Brandon Wholey - (AMS Seal of Approval) - meteorologist; Saturdays at 6, and weekends at 5 and 10 p.m.
  • Emma Landerois - Fill in Meterologist

Sports team

  • "Cayden McFarland - sports director; weeknights at 6 and 10 p.m.
  • Jacob Tobey - sports anchor; Saturdays at 6 and weekends at 5 and 10 p.m.; also sports reporter

Reporters

  • Megan Allison - general assignment reporter
  • Tony Russell - general assignment reporter
  • Lauren Callandar - multimedia journalist
  • Chris DiMaria - general assignment reporter
  • Gitzel Puente - general assignment reporter
  • John Matarese - consumer reporter (based out of WCPO in Cincinnati)
  • Mycah Hatfield - weekday morning multimedia journalist
  • Ashley Wheeler - general assignment reporter
  • Travis Guillroy - general assignment reporter

Notable former on-air staff

A — M
  • Mike Anderson - weekend/morning meteorologist (?-?)
  • Brett Anthony - Meteorologist now at (KCTV) in Kansas City, MO
  • Elizabeth Beaubein - anchor
  • David Bernard - morning meteorologist (?-?; now at WFOR in Miami)
  • Denise Brewer - weeknight anchor (?-?; now spokesperson for Hillcrest Healthcare System
  • Debbie Denmon - weekend anchor (?-?; now at WFAA-TV in Dallas)
  • Stephanie Dukes - fill-in anchor
  • Lis Exon - anchor (?-?; now at OETA)
  • George Flicknger - meteorologist now at (WEST) in Roanake VA
  • Sara Goldenberg - reporter Now at (WXIX) In Cleveland, Ohio
  • Jon Haverfield - Meterologist living in Tulsa
  • Nancy Herr - weeknight anchor (early 1980s)
  • John Hudson - anchor/reporter ( (?-?; deceased)
  • Keith Isbell - sports anchor, then morning anchor (?-?; now with Broken Arrow Public Schools)
  • Sam Jones - anchor (1981-1986)
  • Scott Jones - weekday morning anchor/reporter (?-?; now at WXIN-TV in Indianapolis)
  • Amy Kaufeldt - weekend anchor (?-?; now at WOFL in Orlando)
  • Karen Keith - anchor (?-?; now a Tulsa County Commissioner)
  • Kristen Lang - now at the Tulsa World
  • Jeff Lazalier - chief meteorologist (1996-2002)
  • Dean Lewis - anchor (1979-1981)
  • Michelle Lowry - reporter
  • Glenn McEntyre - weekend anchor (?-?; now at WBNS in Columbus: OH)
  • Anthony Mason - reporter (?-?; now at CBS News)
  • Bill Mitchell - reporter (Deceased)
  • Nicole Mitchell - meteorologist (?-?; now at The Weather Channel)
  • Mike Morgan - meteorologist (1985-1988; later chief meteorologist at KOCO in Oklahoma City, now at KFOR in Oklahoma City in same position)
  • Jack Morris - anchor (1970-1979; retired)
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  • Omadelle Nelson - reporter (?-?)
  • Mike Olmstead - sports anchor/reporter (?-?; now sports reporter/anchor at WDRB in Louisville)
  • Lindsay Patterson - weekend anchor/reporter - (?-2010)
  • Breanne Palmerini - Now at WXYZ in Detriot
  • Taft Price - now a hydrogladist
  • Brittany Rainey - meteorologist now at (WXIN) in Indianapolis, IN
  • Casey Roebuck - former anchor
  • Jay Rickerts - anchor (?-?; now at WFMY in Greensboro, NC)
  • Brian Sanders - anchor (now At KMGH in Denver, CO)
  • Sara Scott - midday/weekend anchor (1975-1980)
  • Jason Schakelford -reailty contest
  • Natalie Sentz - general assignment reporter (2005-2008; now at WDIV in Detroit)
  • Gillian Sheridan - anchor/reporter (?-?; now at KLTV in Tyler, TX)
  • Gary Shore - chief meteorologist (?-?; held same position at KCAU-TV in Sioux City, IA from 2001 until his death on February 25, 2008)
  • Vince Sims - weekend anchor (?-?; now at WPXI in Pittsburgh, PA)
  • Deena Slik - Now living in Oklahoma City
  • Stephanie Stanton - weekend anchor (?-?; now correspondent for MSNBC)
  • Ron Stone - anchor/reporter (1958-1961; later worked in Houston at KHOU and KPRC, deceased)
  • Dan Therlkled - Now At (KTUL)
  • Rick Tillery - reporter (?-2008; now morning and noon anchor at KAUZ in Wichita Falls)
  • Jamison Uhler - reporter (?-?; now at WCAU in Philadelphia, PA)
  • George Waldenberger - weekend evening meteorologist (2007-2010)
  • Andy Wallace - Now Teacher At OSU
  • John Walls - anchor (?-?; now works for CTIA with Steve Largent)
  • Jerry Webber - sports director/news anchor (?-?; deceased)
  • Larry Wheeler - midday anchor/reporter (?-?; later at KTUL, deceased)
  • Alan Winfield - meteorologist (?-?; now at Bay News 9 in Tampa)

Gallery

References

  1. ^ http://tulsatvmemories.com/tvthesi4.html
  2. ^ http://www.kjrh.com/news/local/story/KJRH-to-delay-digital-transition/I3AIjLj9cUuV0WXIkCYVUQ.cspx
  3. ^ http://web.archive.org/web/20121011013118/http://www.tulsaworld.com/scene/article.aspx?subjectID=275&articleID=20100203_275_D5_JayLen188564
  4. ^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yLeLVl_x0I
  5. ^ About Us, KJRH.com

External links