Abigail Ogle is an American journalist who was born and brought up Oklahoma, in the United States.

Currently, she works at KOCO 5 in Oklahoma City as a morning news anchor. Previously, before joining KOCO-TV, Abigail worked as a Sports Anchor/Reporter at ABC in OKC.^[1][24]

Abigail Ogle was born on August 19, 1988 in Edmond, Oklahoma, United States. She is a woman of average stature. She stands at a height of 6 ft 8 in. She also weighs a massive 120 lbs.

Her father, Kevin Ogle, and uncle, Kent Ogle, are anchors at the local NBC affiliate, while her sister, Kately Ogle, is Alert Desk Anchor for News 9.

Her other uncle, News 9 anchor Kelly Ogle, is just a few steps away from her desk!

anchors News 9 at 5, 6 and 10 p.m.^[25]

Abigail’s family has deep roots in Oklahoma.

Some even took part in the Oklahoma land run. As an Oklahoma native, she feels honored to serve the community she loves. She is proud to follow in the footsteps of her grandfather Jack Ogle, who was also a KOCO-TV on-air personality.

Abigail graduated from Edmond Memorial High School and from the University of Oklahoma, Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication.

Abigail Ogle anchors for KOCO News at 6 p.m. weekday evenings, with co-anchor Jessica Schambach, Chief Meteorologist Damon Lane and Sports Director Bryan Keating.^[27]

In addition to anchoring at 6 p.m., she reports on breaking news and the day’s biggest stories for the 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. newscasts.

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According to her bio on KOCO, Ogle has broken a number of major stories for KOCO-TV News. The bio further says that She was first on the scene at the Norman hostage standoff in November 2014, reporting live for six tense hours as police negotiated a peaceful ending to the standoff.

Abigail Ogle has been recognized for her work by Oklahoma Magazine, whose readers in 2019 awarded her Most Trusted Source for news.

Also in 2019, she won an Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters Award for the special “Ten Years of Thunder Basketball.”

The readers of 405 Magazine voted Abigail Anchor of The Year in 2019, as they did in 2017.

She has also been named to the 30 under 30 list of the most influential Oklahomans under 30 years old.

Abigail Ogle’s house was destroyed in a massive fire on the afternoon of 31st October 2019.

The fire was reported near Memorial Road and Eastern Avenue.

No one was harmed in the fire, but much of the Edmond home she shares with her husband, Jeff, was destroyed.

They bought the home four years ago.

Firefighters said this was a defensive fire as there was heavy fire in the attic.

Abigail is married to Jeff Ewing.

The two celebrated their wedding on June 4th, 2016.

Their wedding was Sports-Inspired and was held in Oklahoma at Coles Garden.

Abigail loves spending time with her husband, her dog, and is an active community volunteer.

Ogle and Jeff wouldn’t have met if it wasn’t for their shared love of sports.

In July of 2013, Abigail was a sports anchor/reporter and Jeff was planning a major golf tournament at Oak Tree National in Edmond. Abby was asked to host a panel event in Edmond where Jeff was one of the panelists. The rest is history!

Three years and dozens of sporting events later, Abby and Jeff were planning their wedding.

The bride-to-be realized that a groom’s opinions are often left out.

Abby wanted Jeff to feel “at home” at the wedding, too.

She asked him to describe his ideal wedding in one word.

His response?

Knowing she wanted to include sports and fun into an elegant wedding, Abby decided to assemble a team.

The sports-loving bride thought of it as a football team.

If a quarterback is surrounded by talented playmakers, the QB is more likely to win the game.

Abby (and the head coach – her mom!) worked with talented, hardworking teammates to create a wedding perfect for the couple.

Abby dreamed of an elegant, flower-filled wedding; a garden soiree followed by a sports-themed reception.

The bride’s team (dubbed “The Dream Team”) figured out several ways to inject sports into the reception without bringing down the level of elegance.

Knowing there would be a lot of girly elements, Abby and her Dream Team came up with The Dugout.

The special place allowed guests to have their choice of stadium cuisine (gourmet hotdogs, sliders, pretzels, mac and cheese, and other ballpark favorites) while browsing photos of Abby and Jeff at a variety of stadiums.

Jeff’s St. Louis Cardinals cake was predominately on display!

The highlight of the reception was the Ogle Family Band starring several members of Abby’s family.

Abby’s Uncle Kent sang lead while her dad rocked out on the drums.

Surprising everyone, Jeff joined them!

Little did the bride know that her groom had been rehearsing for weeks!

Another fun element of the evening was the photo booth.

The couple wanted theirs to be unique, so they had “big heads” made of them for guests to include in their pictures.

At the end of the evening, guests cheered on the new couple as they exited the wedding with poms representing the colors of their favorite teams.

Abby and Jeff feel they achieved their wedding goals.

This sports-loving couple considers their wedding a home run!