KFOR

Nexstar Inc.

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About this app

News has never been more local than in the palm of your hand. The KFOR News 4 mobile app brings you all the top stories from our daily broadcasts, as well as stories developing in real time.

Oklahoma's KFOR News 4 is Looking Out 4 You by covering local news & weather relevant to your daily life. Find the top stories impacting Oklahoma on the KFOR News app.


FEATURES:
• Watch video of your trusted reporters on the scene, and read revealing articles on what's going on in your community.
• Plan your day and week with detailed weather reports, live alerts of severe conditions, and an interactive radar map.
• Optional alerts on breaking news keep you in the know.
• On the go? Save stories for later to access at your convenience.

Please note: This app features Nielsen’s proprietary measurement software which contributes to market research, like Nielsen’s TV Ratings. Please see http://priv-policy.imrworldwide.com/priv/mobile/us/en/optout.html for more information.

Ratings and reviews

2-4-24: you caused issues with your latest up. Super large print, forced to allow notifications, which I do not want, before you can get to the actual news article. Worst app ever. Not only do you have to click on a link to actually read an article once you click the link the page goes blank and you can't read the article or the app shuts down. This app is in serious need of an overhaul.

Poorly designed and executed app. Duplicate links for almost every news story. EVERYTIME you open the app you have to choose to go to the app settings menu or dismiss it. Click to read the article; as it opens, it blanks out the screen and you have to start all over. Sometimes it takes 4 or 5 attempts before you can read the article. Very frustrating to use.

This app is incredibly temperamental and constantly crashes. The articles are often full of typos. The writing is actually quite biased and poorly researched, as well. Articles are randomly written in present tense or start as though they're in the middle of a sentence, as if literal 8th graders authored them. They need to get someone bipartisan, who actually knows how to write working at KFOR, perhaps when they hire someone to develop the app. This is the worst news station in Oklahoma, by far.

What's new

We’ve reduced the number of weather push notifications and improved their accuracy. We also disabled the floating player on tablets.