KOKP

KOKP is a UPN owned-and-operated television station located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The station is owned by the Paramount Stations Group subsidiary of Viacom and Dorado Media.
KOKP11.png|KOKP 11 from 2006-2015.
KOKP-11Alive.png|UPN 11 Alive since 2015.
== History ==
The station first signed on the air in 1997 as KDSA-LP, carrying programming from The Worship Network. KUOK-CA was then affiliated in 2003 to Univision. In the summer of 2004, the station requested to the Federal Communications Commission to have its call letters changed to KUOK-CA, which was made official that fall. The first owners of the station were Equity Broadcasting. 
In 2005, the station changed affiliation and join LAT-TV. In 2006, Equity was in financial trouble and they needed someone to either buy the station or they would have no choice but to shut the station down. Suddenly, George Flinn, owner of Flinn Broadcasting, announced that the company would purchase the station. A month after they purchased the station.
KUPK, then an UPN affiliate, announced that they would leave UPN and join MyNetworkTV, and thus change their call letters to KMYK. KUOK-CA jumped at the opportunity and announced that they would be the new home of UPN. So on Oct. 3, 2006, KUOK ditched the LAT-TV affiliation and joined UPN. In 2010, News 11 was launched. On Apr. 10, 2017, Flinn Broadcasting, along with 4 other companies, merged to form Alltel Communications.
On May 12, 2017, the Paramount Stations Group acquired KUOK-CA and changed its call letters once again to KOKP.
Category:Channel 11
Category:Oklahoma City
Category:Oklahoma
Category:UPN affiliates
Category:Former Univision affilates
Category:Former LAT-TV affiliates
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1997
Category:Paramount Stations Group
Category:Paramount Global