KFOR-TV is a television station in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States, affiliated with NBC.
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KFOR-TV is a television station in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States, affiliated with NBC.
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KFOR-TV always stayed that same young guy and embraced life.
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Lead anchor Linda Cavanaugh was in Vietnam producing a series about Vietnam War prisoner of war experiences, and only found out about the bombing by seeing KFOR-TV's coverage, helmed by co-anchor Devin Scillian, simulcast on CNN in her hotel room; NBC additionally relayed KFOR-TV's feed across their entire network.
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KFOR-TV has competed with KWTV for first place among the market's local television newscasts for decades.
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In 1994, KFOR-TV became the first television station to transmit images over cell phones with the development of "First Video", technology that allowed the station's news crews to send photos and video of severe weather over mobile relays for broadcast.
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For decades, KFOR-TV's helicopters have been used extensively in newsgathering and severe weather coverage, with the station currently operating a Bell 206L-4 LongRanger IV.
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Since 1993, KFOR-TV has aired the Sunday morning talk show Flash Point, hosted by weeknight anchor Kevin Ogle with Mike Turpen and Todd Lamb as liberal and conservative panelists, respectively.
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KFOR-TV is additionally rebroadcast over a network of nine low-power digital translator stations:.
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