After all, fame is mighty busy these days, what with catapulting folks from viral video to mainstream stardom. That’s the planned trajectory for Sweet Brown — you know, the Oklahoma City resident whose “Lord Jesus, it’s a fire!” interview on KFOR Channel 4 became a YouTube phenomenon. Well, in December, she’ll make a cameo in […]
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So long, Mary Ann
Credit: Brad Gregg After KWTV Channel 9’s recent grab of ex-KFORsters Jim Gardner, David Payne and Bobbie Miller, CFN is just amazed that occasionally people leave 4 without being seduced by the bewitching eyes of Channel 9 anchor Kelly Ogle.
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Fame, Sweet fame
Sweet Brown Mark Hancock Sweet Brown falls into the latter category. After giving a very animated interview with KFOR-TV Channel 4 about a fire at her apartment building in early April, the Oklahoma City woman soon became a viral Internet phenomenon. The video of her interview currently sits at more than 3.5 million views on […]
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R.I.P. Dan Slocum
UPDATE: Although initial reports were that he had died of a heart attack, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer indicates that the medical examiner has ruled the death a suicide. Slocum co-anchored KFOR’s nightly news with Linda Cavanaugh from 1982 to 1990, at which point he left for Seattle to work as a news anchor for KOMO, the […]
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Sink, sank, sunk
We’ll let Oklahoma City’s KFOR-TV Channel 4 take it from here: “Residents in Beckham County near Sayre say a massive sinkhole suddenly appeared overnight. They say it’s so big a small house can fit inside it.” That’s about 40 feet wide and just as many deep, right in the middle of Beckham County resident Jack […]
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Sink, sank, sunk
We’ll let Oklahoma City’s KFOR-TV Channel 4 take it from here: “Residents in Beckham County near Sayre say a massive sinkhole suddenly appeared overnight. They say it’s so big a small house can fit inside it.” That’s about 40 feet wide and just as many deep, right in the middle of Beckham County resident Jack […]