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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Toledo, Ohio, United States (Local)
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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By: Andre Norrils
Titgemeier's Feed and Garden raised $25,000 after announcing financial trouble last year.
By: Andre Norrils
People gathered at the Swan Boat Club Friday for a candlelight vigil dedicated to victims of the crash that killed two siblings and injured several others.
By: Andre Norrils
The vigil will be held Friday at 7 p.m. at the Swan Boat Club in Newport, Mich. Two young siblings were killed and several others were injured in the crash.
The FAFSA application process was revised recently, after the passage of the FAFSA Simplification Act, to make filing easier. But with the overhaul came
Many prospective students look to FAFSA to pay for school. However, the new form has been causing issues for those trying to apply.
The city of Toledo is asking people to mail water bills to an out-of-state P.O. box. The change has some people wondering why.
By: Andre Norrils
76-year-old Sherry Specht was injured after stepping into a hole in Point Place. She contacted Call 11 for Action to get the problem solved.
The Oregon Safety Committee voted Monday to move forward with bringing on three additional firefighters to the
911 callers in Lucas County can request a crisis intervention trained officer to help in a situation.
Charles Randolph teaches kids how to play football through the Toledo South Side Packers. But when he saw kids hungry at practice, he decided to go above and beyond.
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