Sarah Stewart

KFOR-TV Reporter

Sarah Stewart joined Oklahoma's NewsChannel 4 as a general assignment reporter in July of 1999. Before joining KFOR, Sarah worked as a crime reporter and weekend anchor at KFDA-TV in Amarillo, TX. Sarah graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a BA in Journalism.

Sarah anchored the morning show on NewsChannel 4 from 2004 to 2005, before deciding to stay home full time with her children.

She now freelance reports for KFOR and enjoys being able to remain active in a profession she loves.

Sarah and her husband, Bryan, live in Oklahoma City with their three young children.

Recent Articles

  • Workers’ comp bill heads to house

    Posted on: 3:38 pm, March 3, 2013, by , updated on: 10:12pm, March 3, 2013

    OKLAHOMA CITY – A bill that would overhaul our state’s workers’ compensation court has been approved by the senate and...
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    Workers comp
  • Truck buried in snow drift in burns flat

    Posted on: 5:47 pm, February 27, 2013, by , updated on: 06:00pm, February 27, 2013

    BURNS FLAT, Okla. – Monday was not a good day to be maneuvering the roads in some parts of Oklahoma. Tanner Holman...
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  • State Emergency Operations Center Activates

    Posted on: 10:23 am, February 26, 2013, by

    OKLAHOMA CITY - The State Emergency Operations Center activated at noon on Monday because of the winter storm. Agencies represented at...
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  • Jesus House prepares for storm

    Posted on: 8:56 pm, February 24, 2013, by , updated on: 10:13pm, February 24, 2013

    OKLAHOMA CITY – Thousands across our state are preparing for the coming winter storm, including those who serve some of...
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    Road crews truck salt plow
  • Remembering broadcast legend, Danny Williams

    Posted on: 5:41 pm, February 20, 2013, by , updated on: 10:52pm, February 20, 2013

    If you’ve lived long enough in Oklahoma, you surely are familiar with his big personality and familiar voice. Sadly, we...
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  • Norman home declared nuisance under little-known law

    Posted on: 9:19 pm, February 18, 2013, by , updated on: 11:44pm, February 18, 2013

    NORMAN, Okla. – A group of Norman neighbors are claiming victory in a long battle against a neighborhood nuisance. Residents...
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    Noman nuisance house
  • Motorcycle riders in critical condition

    Posted on: 9:25 pm, February 17, 2013, by , updated on: 10:09am, February 18, 2013

    EDMOND, Okla. – Two motorcycle riders remain in critical condition after they collided with an SUV in Edmond Sunday afternoon....
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    Motorcycle accident
  • ‘Kind’ suspect arrested accused of assaulting officer

    Posted on: 6:25 pm, February 13, 2013, by , updated on: 06:32pm, February 13, 2013

    HARRAH, Okla. – A routine traffic stop ended with a suspect assaulting a Harrah police officer and then taking off,...
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  • Shawnee boy survives battle with Meningitis

    Posted on: 9:27 pm, February 11, 2013, by , updated on: 10:20am, February 12, 2013

    SHAWNEE, Okla. – An 8-year-old Shawnee boy is out of the hospital after contracting bacterial meningitis. Letters were sent home...
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  • Bill adds surveillance cameras to nursing homes

    Posted on: 10:42 am, February 11, 2013, by , updated on: 01:42pm, February 11, 2013

    OKLAHOMA CITY–Homeowners and business owners often use surveillance cameras as a measure of security. Now, one advocacy group says they...
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  • Coach accused of sex crimes speaks out before trial

    Posted on: 9:18 pm, February 10, 2013, by , updated on: 11:07am, February 11, 2013

    OKLAHOMA CITY – A former Western Heights coach and teacher said he is speaking publicly for the last time before...
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    nash
  • School cafeteria getting rave reviews

    Posted on: 3:01 pm, February 6, 2013, by , updated on: 06:07pm, February 6, 2013

    OKLAHOMA CITY – The principal at Harding Charter Preparatory High School said 130 percent more students are buying the school...
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    School food prep Harding