Tyler Butler is a Morning Anchor at KTUL. He covers a range of topics including sports, sports business, travel and tourism, as well as consumer health and mental health, often intertwining these themes with current affairs in the United States. Tyler's work has been featured in rabble.ca, KOLD 13 News, and NewsBreak.
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Tyler Butler's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to Tulsa, Oklahoma. He frequently covers government announcements, events, and legal policy regulations with a thematic focus on government & politics and education. If reaching out to Tyler, consider providing insights or commentary related to local political developments in Tulsa or Oklahoma. Additionally, pitches involving educational initiatives or analysis of their impact on the community may also be well-received by Tyler based on his coverage attributes and topics covered.
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By: Tyler Butler
The museum celebrates trains of all scales and welcomes hundreds of visitors every Sunday.
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Cochise County search and rescue uses new technology to find lost hikers faster
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University of Arizona graduate’s sci-fi series explodes in popularity, lands NBC Universal deal
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For months, veterans across Arizona have been hearing conflicting information about a new property tax exemption for those who are 100% disabled.
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Biosphere 3 AI system at University of Arizona facility analyzes environmental data
Pickleball may be America’s fastest‑growing sport, but behind the surge is a national organization intent on ensuring that growth strengthens communities a
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TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - As Route 66 marks its 100th anniversary, a travel expert says some of the best stops along the Mother Road are just a short drive from home for Arizona families.
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The University of Arizona broke ground Tuesday, July 14, on the Catalina, a nine-story apartment-style dormitory near Speedway Boulevard and Campbell Avenue, replacing a cluster of smaller residential buildings that previously occupied the site.
District offers flexible paths in welding, military service and college
Grimaldi’s Pizzeria may be famous for its coal-brick oven, Brooklyn-style pizza, but in Arizona it has also become synonymous with community. When the bran
