KJRH Tulsa

KJRH Tulsa is a US TV service operating as an affiliate of NBC Network and providing services to the Tulsa region. Channel 2 News Tulsa operates at Virtual Channel 2 and works under the ownership of E.W. Scripps Company. KJRH Tulsa runs alongside KTPX News CH 44, the Ion O&O TV network licensed to Okmulgee. Catch the KJRH live at local cable services, over-the-air via antenna, through satellite, or by visiting the kjrh.com website. Tulsa News 2 uses a brand name and tagline 2 Works For You.

KJRH Tulsa offers Tulsa local news, Tulsa breaking news, national and international stories, Problem solvers, Green Gold Rush, America in Crisis, Native America: The Road to Recover, and The Rebound. KJRH Weather section involves weather news, hourly & daily forecasts, weather maps, weather cameras, future forecasts, closings & delays, Highly Interactive KJRH Radar, and severe weather alerts. Its other services include live video clips, Project Safe Schools, Positively Oklahoma, 2 Cares for the Community, consumer reports, lifestyle content, Shape Your Future Healthy Kitchen, entertainment content, traffic updates, live sports, and Health News 2 Use. Discover the station’s featured coverage comprised of Hispanic Heritage Month, Black History Month, Flooding in the Heartland: A Year Later, and Women’s History Month.

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KJRH Tulsa News Team

Mike Brooks, Cori Duke, Sierra Pizarro, Mason Maruo, Brady Halbeib, and Vincent Hill are a few of the popular names serving in  NBC Tulsa. Channel 2 News Tulsa team keeps a keen eye on all the matters that happen in Tulsa or its neighborhood. They are always the first ones to provide hot reports to the public. The Tulsan people trust their skills and love the effort the KJRH Tulsa news team puts into the work.

Vincent Hill: Weekday News Anchor/ Multimedia Journalist at KJRH Tulsa

Hill works as a Multimedia and Weekday News Anchor at KJRH News. He joined the KJRH’s professional team of journalists in July 2019 and currently airs Evening weekend news shows at 5 pm, 6 pm, and 10 pm. Moreover, Hill also acts as a Multimedia Journalist 3 days/ week. Whether it’s police or army, Vincent has been serving the public most of his life and now he is devoted to serving Tulsa with a mic and camera. Hill majored in Criminal Justice at various colleges in America, because he had to move due to military life. After getting out of the military in 2002, Hill was recruited in the Nashville police department, where he only performed duties for 4 years. During his time there, he was a patrol officer and served at CSU, and Flex positions.

Though, Vincent entered in journalism career for some other reasons. He loved spending time on the camera and decided to pursue his career as a journalist. After appearing various times as a law enforcement analyst on different media, Vincent made a proper career out of it. He took admission to a journalism school in Atlanta to learn the basics of broadcasting, while he was appearing on both local and national media platforms, including CNN, HLN, ID Discovery, Fox, and a few others. Most Recently, Hill exclusively hosted the Law and Crime Network in New York City. Plus, Hill was a regular participant at Court TV Atlanta on Scripps.

KJRH Weather team has always delivered the qualified weather transmission to the public. Tulsa region’s weather is unpredictable, you never know when it will be raining, when it will be sunny, and when the storm hits the region. Therefore, the KJRH Weather team has to be active all the time and look closely at the weather situations in town. With their advanced KJRH radar, they watch over the region extensively and craft the most accurate weather report for the audience. You can always rely on the team of four weather anchors/reporters including Mike Collier, Clint Boone, Anne Brown, and Brandon Wholey. They are the most experienced meteorologists in the KJRH Weather team and studied weather from reputable Universities in the country.

Mike Collier: Chief Meteorologist at KJRH Weather

Collier is an accomplished weather personality at KJRH Weather. Collier brought 18 years of extensive professional experience in Channel 2 News Tulsa when he joined the KJRH Weather team in May 2017 as a Chief Meteorologist. Mike has all the skills that journalists must-have.

He became a notable personality with his various skills in multiple fields such as communications, journalism, science, public relations, social media, and sales. He has the guts of performing excellently under tough mental conditions and that’s how he built a solid record of achieving measurable goals.

Collier had a passion for weather since the age of 7. He was born in Tulsa and brought up in Tulsa. Therefore, Mike knows the place very well. Collier visited the KJRH weather center as a cub scout and it was at that moment he realized that he wants to become a meteorologist for Tulsa. Mike has been named a top meteorologist for the last three years by Oklahoma Magazine. Moreover, Mike Collier has the luxury of claiming the two awards of the Tulsa Press Club for Best Use of Social Media. Mike completed his BS in Meteorology from Mississippi State University and studied Communications and Earth Sciences at The University of Tulsa.

KJRH Weather Services

KJRH Tulsa presents the most detailed weather coverage to the viewers. From weather forecasts to School closings, KJRH Weather always chases the most important weather news and delivers them as soon as possible. Start your day with a morning forecast by Clint Boone, make sure to take a look at the network’s interactive KJRH radar that covers the entire Tulsa region, and get the severe weather alerts directly on your cell phone. Moreover, don’t miss out on the current conditions that include Humidity, Pressure, Dew Point, Sunrise, Wind Speed, Wind Direction, Sunset, and Visibility. Whenever there is severe weather, KJRH Weather is your best partner. Moreover,  get the weather all the time in your pocket by installing the KJRH Tulsa weather app.

KJRH Radar

KJRH Tulsa features the most interactive KJRH radar in town that is easy to read and available at your fingertips via the official website or KJRH Tulsa app. You can explore different weather conditions, not only in the Tulsa area but entire Oklahoma, based on the several layers, overlays, and red alerts. Each feature in KJRH Radar represents weather in its own beautiful way.

Following is a list of all the areas covered by KJRH weather radar:

News on 2 Tulsa Cams

The table below shows KJRH Channel 2 Cams installed in various locations in Tulsa.

Channel 2 News Tulsa Mobile Apps

With the catchphrase 2 Works for you, Channel 2 News Tulsa mobile app ensures that its viewers receive all the important news on their mobile devices as well. Get the Tulsa news, Tulsa breaking news, political discussion, KJRH weather coverage, live sports, crime reports, and Tulsa local news on a user-friendly, advanced mobile app. 2 News Oklahoma KJRH Tulsa offers more than just news, it offers emotions. Users have the ability to save the articles in the app for later read, they can access the KJRH weather radar, get KJRH live stream, look for relevant stories with a powerful search engine, see the daily forecasts, and get alerts about the severe weather conditions and important breaking news.

When the user will open the app, they will get all the relevant information right on their homepage screen as it is personalized according to the user’s demand. Wherever you are, you can still keep track of your neighborhood and your city with the NBC Tulsa mobile app. The app provides both news and weather coverage as Tulsa News 2 doesn’t have any exclusive weather app.

KJRH Popular Shows

KJRH Tulsa currently broadcasts Today program in three different blocks, the main show between during the timeline of 7 am to 9 am, following that The Third Hour show from 10 am to 11 am and the next hour is all about Today with Hoda & Jenna. Moreover, NBC Tulsa also telecasts Days of Out lives one hour after the 9 am show i.e. Live with Kelly and RyanLive with Kelly and RyanLive with Kelly and Ryan is an American talk show. The show has 33 seasons as of now and hosted by Regis Philbin and Cyndy Garvey.. The lineup, afterward, gets to The More You Know (an educational show) with a 30-minutes delay in order to make more time for its 120-minutes long Saturday morning news telecast.

KJRH TV Lineup

The following table enlists all the shows and programs including the syndicated shows airing at Tulsa News 2 through KJRH live stream on various platforms.

About Tulsa News 2

KJRH TV started test broadcasting on 15 November 1954 through a closed-circuit TV system. Three weeks later, on 5 December 1954, KJRH News first hit the waves officially with the calls KVOO TV. The first broadcast that News On 2 Tulsa aired was a 39-minutes special broadcast about the Kerr, Skelly, and McGee speeches and an NBC film aimed towards the station’s inauguration. KJRH Channel 2 News Tulsa has been taking content from NBC since its launch, as KVOO radio was already a partner of NBC Network at that time.

Currently, KJRH Tulsa is an E.W. Scripps Entity and working under the same affiliate partner NBC Network. The station’s studios are in Midtown Tulsa’s Brookside county on East 37th Street and South Peoria Avenue. KJRH Tulsa transmitter is available in Southern Tulsa County close to the Muskogee Turnpike and 273rd Avenue East.

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