Andre Norrils is a journalist based in Toledo, Ohio. He writes for WTOL 11 and his work has also appeared in WKYC Studios and WOUB Public Media. Andre focuses on local news and covers a range of topics including community issues, crime, local events, and human interest stories.
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Andre Norrils specializes in local news, particularly focusing on community support, public health, education, and housing issues. His coverage heavily features government announcements and general announcements.
Pitching to Andre could be effective for individuals or organizations with a stake in local government decisions, as well as those involved in community support initiatives or advocating for improved living conditions. Sources may also include educators and administrators who can provide insight into educational policies or developments affecting schools within the Toledo area.
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The American Red Cross is asking for more blood donors after the impact of hurricanes Helene and Milton. TOLEDO, Ohio — Gov.
By: Andre Norrils
July 21, 2024, was supposed to be a perfect day for Keith Logue at the Precious Sea Stables. But it quickly went south, and he blames it on the stable's owner.
By: Andre Norrils
All of the couples are married to either their high school sweetheart or someone who graduated from Whitmer High School.
By: Andre Norrils
All of the couples are married to either their high school sweetheart or someone who graduated from Whitmer High School.
By: Andre Norrils
TOLEDO, Ohio — The Healing and Compassion Fund will grant families of gun violence victims up to $2,000 of support, after receiving approval from Toledo City Council.
By: Andre Norrils
TOLEDO, Ohio — Residents in an east Toledo neighborhood are frustrated after they said a construction company left a huge mess after completing a project.
The Ability Center held an accessible haunted trail Friday. Making it easy for anyone to get scared.
HOLLAND, Ohio — Lucas County officials announced the launch of the department of economic development Monday afternoon during a press conference at Designetics, an industrial equipment supplier, in Holland.
By: Andre Norrils
The survey asked more than 1,000 voters in the state whether they support deciding presidential elections by the Electoral College or popular vote.
The Ottawa County Board of Elections is making sure its poll workers and polling locations are ready for everything Election Day.
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