Tyler Cunnington is a Reporter at Channel 13. With a background in news, sports, and weather reporting, he is passionate about featuring community members and addressing serious issues that affect local residents. Tyler's work has been featured in various outlets including KRDO-AM/FM/TV, Telemundo, and CBS 4 Local.
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Tyler's coverage mainly revolves around crime, government announcements, and evolving stories related to local incidents. Given the nature of his articles, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from individuals directly involved in or deeply knowledgeable about specific events such as crime victims' families, law enforcement officials offering insights into recent cases, or legal experts discussing developments in criminal justice.
Pitches providing expert commentary on evolving stories within the topics covered could be well-received. For instance, professionals with expertise in security measures for businesses or residential areas might find an attentive audience with Tyler.
Given that Tyler's geographic focus is not specified but the majority of his articles seem to cover local incidents primarily focused on Colorado regions like El Paso County and Pueblo, it may be beneficial to tailor pitches towards relevant regional contexts when reaching out.
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Many fans planning to attend are already in Seattle ahead of the highly anticipated matchup.
By: Tyler Cunnington
SEATTLE — Excitement ahead of Friday's World Cup match between the United States and Australia was palpable in downtown Seattle as the tournament's energy continued to build during its second week in the city.
By: Tyler Cunnington
Six vehicles were hit by a large tree after it broke off from its stump in the parking lot of Sunset Beach at Lake Sammamish State Park, leaving two people trap
By: Tyler Cunnington
A fundraiser was launched looking to gather $20,000 to cover the costs of shipping the food, water, and medicine.
By: Tyler Cunnington
Federal prosecutors in Western Washington have one man
TUKWILA, Wash. — The Tukwila City Council is considering a proposed ordinance to make camping a criminal offense in public spaces such as city parks, sidewalks, public utility property, and environmentally sensitive areas.
By: Tyler Cunnington
Some Everett residents living near a thickly wooded area say that the coyote population has been growing and flowing into their neighborhoods.
By: Tyler Cunnington
Seattle Fire Chief Harold Scoggins hosted an informational meeting Wednesday to discuss a proposed drone program for the Seattle Fire Department that could laun
By: Tyler Cunnington
Tens of thousands within western Washington cheered on the Seafair Torchlight Parade along the Seattle Waterfront for the second straight year, since moving fro
By: Tyler Cunnington
As gun violence in Seattle has come to the forefront, the city council president says conversations are "great" with the interim police chief.
