Tyler Poglitsch is an MMJ/Reporter at KCBD-TV. He covers a diverse range of themes including retail, regional interest, world news, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on events and conferences. Tyler's work has been featured in various outlets such as KBTX Media, CBS7, WPMT FOX43, and WNEP-TV 16.
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Tyler Poglitsch's coverage indicates a focus on local community events, government and politics, seasonal topics, sports, as well as family and relationships in the United States. If you're looking to reach out to Tyler for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities, consider providing pitches that align with these themes. This could include local political developments, human interest stories related to community events or seasonal activities in Texas (especially Odessa), noteworthy news about education or high school sports rivalries within the region.
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Cake icing, ice cream, crayons, Advil and milk protein are some surprising items that all contain wood.
By: Tyler Poglitsch Wpmt
LANCASTER, Pa. — During President Jimmy Carter's time in office, he was known for many things, including being a humanitarian.
For three years, the Steinmetz Family Farm has been providing baby goat snuggling at the PA Farm Show.
Lincoln Intermediate Unit 12 supports customers and students through educational services, including cybersecurity safety.
By: Tyler Poglitsch Wpmt
Pennsylvania is ranked as one of the states with the most patients battling Parkinson's.
By: Tyler Poglitsch
President Donald Trump has signed a slew of executive orders including one that pardons people who took part in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
Guests can see different models of cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, and so much more at the Farm Show Complex.
Brave the Dark was made and produced about a story out of Lancaster County.
By: Tyler Poglitsch
Experts say waiting until the last minute is not the best way to file taxes.
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