Kent Ogle

Kent Ogle anchors Oklahoma’s KFOR weekday morning show, He joined the News 4 team in 1993 as a general assignment reporter.

Kent began his broadcasting career working at area radio stations including El Reno, Perry, Duncan, Lawton, and Oklahoma City. His television career took off in 1989 at KSWO-TV in Lawton, where he worked as a general assignment reporter. Soon thereafter, Kent spent two years traveling the state for OETA, where he hosted and produced the feature, “On the Oklahoma Road,” and reported for Business Oklahoma, Outdoor Oklahoma, and Oklahoma Magazine. Kent also produced and syndicated “The Senate Minute” radio show to 25 radio stations throughout Oklahoma in the late 1980s.

Kent’s philanthropic efforts are recognized by the Salvation Army, the Shriners Burn Centers, and the Hope Center.
Kent heads up the KFOR Band on guitar and vocals and enjoys jamming with his brother Kevin Ogle on the drums.

Kent and his wife, Suzanne, live in Edmond.

Life Goal: Good husband, Good Father, Good Friend

Play any sports/Favorite Sport: Golf

Favorite TV Show: Bonanza

Favorite Car: 64 Thunderbird

Most embarrassing moment: Forgetting words to song while Performing

Happiest moment in my life was…: when I remembered the words.

4 notable persons you’d invite to dinner: Henry Kissenger, Jimmy Page, Joe Namath and Dick Fosbury

Favorite food: Hot Link Salad

Knew you wanted to be a reporter when: Dad told us about covering certain stories

Best movie of all time: Ben Hur

Hardest part of my job: Doing crime stories involving children