Before returning to northeast Indiana, Cody worked as a producer at WTVG in Toledo, Ohio and a reporter at KWYB in Bozeman, Montana.
Cody Butler joined WFFT in January 2017 as a Multi-Media journalist.
Before returning to northeast Indiana, Cody worked as a producer at WTVG in Toledo, Ohio and a reporter at KWYB in Bozeman, Montana.
Cody grew up in rural DeKalb County, and went to Ball State University to study Journalism and Telecommunications.
During his college career, Cody was involved in the student newscast, NewsLink Indiana as a reporter and producer.
He also was a reporter for WSBT-FM, Indiana Public Radio.
When Cody isn't reporting the stories of northeast Indiana, you can find him watching his favorite FOX shows or enjoying everything Northeast Indiana has to offer.
If you have a story idea or just want to say hi, please feel free to e-mail Cody at cbutler@wfft.com.
If the project doesn't happen, the CIB will become owners of the former General Electric campus.
The “I’m With the Band” social media challenge kicked off Wednesday at Sweetwater Sound.
More than 11,000 teachers are expected to attend the "Red for Ed" action day at the statehouse Tuesday.
More than 10,000 teachers plan to be at the statehouse rally during the legislature's organization day.
Spokeswoman Krista Stockman said the district is still looking to hire about 50 more bus drivers.
All four Allen County school districts plan to hold classes November 19.
Crews started putting Santa and his reindeer on the side of the PNC building Wednesday.
FWCS plans to make improvements at 33 schools in the district.
Voters across Indiana approved seven of the 13 school referendums on the ballot this fall.
Democratic Mayor Tom Henry and Republican challenger Tim Smith raised more than $1 million each leading up to Tuesday's election.
