Tyler Englander
Reporter
Monroe, La.
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Tyler joined the KNOE team in May as a Multimedia Journalist. Tyler hails from Southbury, Connecticut.
Prior to joining KNOE, Englander was a producer at WEEI Sports Radio Network in Boston, Massachusetts. Prior to that, he interned at Major League Lacrosse.
Tyler graduated from Emerson College in Boston with a degree in Journalism and Sports Communications. Tyler is a huge Boston sports fan, but he is looking forward to experiencing college football in the South.
Englander looks forward to learning about all that Northeast Louisiana has to offer. To reach Tyler, feel free to email him at tyler.englander@knoe.com or reach out to him on Twitter @TylerEnglander.
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Cassidy says the drug is not approved to treat COVID.
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Louisiana’s District 5 representative says the empty chair at the dinner table is a constant reminder of just how cruel this virus can be.
Julia Letlow said it was horrific to watch Luke suffer "as the life drained from him every second of every day."