12 Facts About Kevin Ogle

Kevin Bowman Ogle was born on December 23,1958 and is an American television news anchor.

Kevin Ogle currently serves as a lead anchor for KFOR-TV, an NBC-affiliated television station in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Kevin Ogle serves as moderator of the locally produced Sunday morning political affairs talk show Flashpoint, alongside panelists Mike Turpen and former Oklahoma Lt.

Kevin Ogle is the eldest of their three sons, all of whom would eventually follow their father into the broadcasting industry.

Kevin Ogle began his career in Oklahoma City as a television sports photographer and editor.

Kevin Ogle received honorable mention from the Arkansas Associated Press in 1987 for the investigative reporting series, Road to Recovery.

Kevin Ogle joined KFOR as the station's weekend anchor and general assignment reporter in 1993, before being promoted to weeknight anchor in 1996.

Kevin Ogle has headed up the project "Keep the Music Alive," which collects musical instruments for the Oklahoma City Public School system.

Kevin Ogle has a monthly column on family and children issues in the local publication Metro Family magazine.

Kevin Ogle has been honored with the Arkansas Associated Press first place reporting award for the documentary The Family Farm: An Endangered Tradition, the Oklahoma Associated Press first place reporting award for the feature report Windmill Man and the Oklahoma Society of Professional Journalism first place reporting award for the feature On the Edge of Nowhere, and in 1998 was nominated for an Emmy for his feature report Power of Prayer.

Kevin Ogle was awarded the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters Outstanding Achievement Award in 2004 for Best Feature on his report Survivor's Story.

Since 1984, Kevin Ogle has been married to Ginger Renae Burns; they raised their family in Edmond, Oklahoma, where the two continue to reside.