Tyler Butler

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Morning Anchor at KOLD-TV (Tucson, AZ)

Anchor and Reporter at @KTULNews

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Sustainable Fashion Beyond the Lab

Jan 17, 2025 | greenlivingmag.com | Tyler Butler

BY TYLER BUTLERIn a world where overconsumption of textiles has reached unsustainable levels, the fashion industry is at a crossroads. The push for sustainable practices is no longer a trend but a necessity for the planet’s future.
Greater Phoenix In Business Magazine

Nov 29, 2024 | inbusinessphx.com | Tyler Butler |Benjamin Little

Amazon’s impact reaches far beyond its massive logistics network, touching the lives of families and communities across the country. In Phoenix, Amazon’s partnership with Phoenix Children’s Hospital exemplifies this commitment, bringing much-needed holiday cheer to families facing the challenge of hospital stays during the season. Each December, Phoenix Children’s Hospital transforms a room into “Toyland,” where families can select holiday gifts for their hospitalized children at no cost.
Greater Phoenix In Business Magazine

Aug 30, 2024 | inbusinessphx.com | Tyler Butler |Benjamin Little

Echo Coffee, a beloved Scottsdale-based coffee shop, has become a beacon of community engagement and corporate philanthropy under the leadership of its compassionate owner, Rob Rigolfi Jr. Born with deep-rooted family values and a passion for helping others, Rigolfi has seamlessly blended his entrepreneurial spirit with his philanthropic endeavors, creating a unique model of corporate giving that significantly impacts both coffee enthusiasts and the local community.
Greater Phoenix In Business Magazine

Mar 30, 2024 | inbusinessphx.com | Tyler Butler |Benjamin Little

In the bustling landscape of corporate ventures, Wildflower emerges as a beacon of responsibility, rooted in a commitment to serve not only great food but also the broader community. Founded in November 1996, Wildflower, a family-owned business, has grown to operate 16 restaurants in the Phoenix metropolitan area and Northern Arizona, with an additional bread manufacturing facility.
'City Hall on the Go' makes appearance at Route 66 Village in west Tulsa

Nov 8, 2023 | ktul.com | Tyler Butler |Gavin Pendergraff

TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — Sometimes it can feel like a bit of a scavenger hunt trying to track down all the different city officials and offices you need to stop by to get things done with the city. Tulsa is trying something new aimed at making your life a bit easier. After a slight delay due to the pandemic, Tulsa is finally getting the chance to try something they've been talking about for several years.
Oklahoma Department of Education's controversial media coordinator search raises questions

Nov 7, 2023 | ktul.com | Tyler Butler

TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — Oklahoma Watch is a journalistic nonprofit here in the state that focuses on investigative pieces and one thing that they've dug into recently is a new RFP, a request for proposals from the State Department of Education looking for someone to coordinate national media. It specifies that the person they're looking for would have ten years of experience in placing national media bookings.
Tulsa man staying in Israel since October 7th attack

Nov 2, 2023 | ktul.com | Tyler Butler |Claire Grant

TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — It started as a vacation at the beach, but after the Hamas attack in Israel on October 7, A Tulsa man has been staying in that country while reporting back to worried friends and family in Tulsa with bombs going off in the distance. It's a gut punch to hear someone you love is in danger but for members of the Levin family, it's a reassurance for a son to have his father staying with him in central Israel which is around two hours from the Gaza Strip.
Broken Arrow's Stone Creek Scare: A Halloween tradition to scare away hunger

Oct 31, 2023 | ktul.com | Tyler Butler

TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — It's become a Broken Arrow tradition of scares, and also one of caring. NewsChannel 8's Tyler Butler takes us to Stone Creek Scare, where they are trying to use Halloween as a way to scare away hunger, collecting hundreds of pounds of canned food in the process. Stone Creek Scare and Broken Arrow always bring something unique every year.
Tallchief family, Osage Nation to be celebrated at weekend event

Oct 27, 2023 | ktul.com | Tyler Butler |Gavin Pendergraff

TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — This weekend will be one to celebrate the Osage Nation and the Tallchief family. Maria Tallchief is about to be emblazoned on quarters across the country and her sister Marjorie's statue is back where it belongs. It's been more than a year since the statue under wraps was stolen from the Tulsa Historical Society. The statue was taken by thieves, cut into pieces and sold for scrap.
OG&E and PSO propose new rate analysis for more predictability

Oct 24, 2023 | ktul.com | Tyler Butler

TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — OG&E along with PSO argue that by switching to a new form of rate analysis, costs could be spread out more evenly rather than your bill jumping up every once in a while. They argue it creates more predictability for customers and investors. "More frequent rate reviews also benefit customers by breaking up the significant investment tranches oh gee makes every year.