Born and
raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Sara is a big fan of her home state.
She joined KSWO in January of 2013 and is thrilled to be reporting in Lawton. Graduating from
the University of
Tulsa in 2009, Sara
obtained Bachelor's Degrees in both Communications and
Education.
After
three years of teaching high school English, she decided it was time to pursue
her passion. Sara took a job in August 2012 at Fox23 in Tulsa as an associate
producer. A month later, she was asked to fill in for a sick reporter. That's when she knew that reporting was for her. By the time she left
Fox for KSWO, she was filling in as either a reporter or producer much of the
time.
Sara is a
family girl through and through. She met her husband Jody at TU, as they were
both college athletes there. Sara played softball, and Jody played football for
the Golden Hurricane. They married in June 2009. When she isn't working, Sara
loves to run. She has now run 4 marathons and 5 half marathons. She actually
recorded a personal best at the Spirit of Survival half last year and looks
forward to running it again!
Sara would
love to hear from you! If you have any story ideas, thoughts or questions, shoot
her an e-mail at swhaley@kswo.com.
Thursday, May 23 2013 6:54 PM EDT2013-05-23 22:54:16 GMT
DUKE Okla_ It's considered one of the safest schools, and it's right here in Southwest Oklahoma. The classrooms in Duke sit about 15 feet underground in Western Jackson County. The classrooms were
7News is continuing our coverage of schools in our area, particularly those that have upgraded their buildings with safety in mind.
Thursday, May 23 2013 6:43 PM EDT2013-05-23 22:43:08 GMT
COMANCHE, Okla_ A City of Comanche educator takes a drastic and dramatic step to help his school. Superintendent Terry Davidson is resigning, not because he doesn't like his job, but to save money. He
Comanche Superintendent Terry Davidson is taking a drastic measure to help his school.
Thursday, May 23 2013 4:34 PM EDT2013-05-23 20:34:28 GMT
LAWTON Okla_ Call it a rematch, or call it revenge. Whatever you call it, Lawton firefighters and police officers will take to the basketball court again on Saturday in a "Battle of the Badges." It's all
Call it a rematch, or call it revenge. Whatever you call it, Lawton firefighters and police officers will take to the basketball court again on Saturday in a "Battle of the Badges."
Thursday, May 23 2013 3:40 PM EDT2013-05-23 19:40:32 GMT
LAWTON Okla_ A Lawton church will distribute Family ID Kits to the public for free in support of the federal Child ID Program.United in Christ Discipleship, Int. (UICDI) is being recognized by the American
A Lawton church will distribute Family ID Kits to the public for free in support of the federal Child ID Program.
Thursday, May 23 2013 3:22 PM EDT2013-05-23 19:22:34 GMT
MOORE, Okla. (AP) - Authorities have clarified and significantly downgraded the number of homes damaged or destroyed in this week's tornado in an Oklahoma City suburb. Oklahoma City Police Department
Authorities have clarified and significantly downgraded the number of homes damaged or destroyed in this week's tornado in an Oklahoma City suburb.
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