Erin Ashley is a journalist based in Toledo, Ohio, focusing on local news and weather forecasts. She writes for the Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio, Inc. and has also been featured in Insurance Journal. Erin's articles cover a range of topics, including environmental conservation, climate change, and community events.
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Toledo, United States (Local)
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Erin Ashley's articles primarily focus on weather, climate change, environmental sustainability, and natural disasters. Her content often includes seasonal forecasts and information about local events that may be impacted by weather conditions.
Given the local geographic focus on Ohio and Toledo, Erin would likely appreciate pitches related to regional climate initiatives, community-based environmental projects or organizations in the area working towards sustainability.
Pitches with expert insights into local weather patterns or specific environmental challenges facing Ohio or Toledo could also resonate with her coverage. Additionally, providing data-supported analysis of how climate change is affecting the region could be valuable for her audience.
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The warm and dry streak continues for most, but stormy relief arrives late Sunday
By: Erin Ashley
Wetlands are often referred to as the “kidneys” of the Earth because they filter runoff on its way to our water sources
By: Erin Ashley
Its 40-inch diameter telescope is one of the largest east of the Mississippi River Published Sep. 23, 2024 at 6:03 PM EDT |
By: Erin Ashley
Stranded, Wiley and her friends were left to watch the devastation unfold before them.
Sunny and warm weekend, breezy Sunday
By: Erin Ashley
Hurricane Milton gained 70 mph in wind speeds in less than eight hours, jumping from a category 1 to a category 5 hurricane
By: Erin Ashley
Many people buy a costume that they only wear once before ultimately throwing them out. Julie Maurer, the materials management program coordinator for Lenawee County, suggests giving them a new life.
By: Erin Ashley
HANCOCK Co., Ohio (WTVG) - Hancock Park District acquired Cooper Pond at the end of September as a donation. They are going to spend the next year restoring the area before opening it up to the public.
By: Erin Ashley
Balloon releases are often done to celebrate or memorialize a person or cause. However, once a balloon flies off, it doesn’t just disappear.
By: Erin Ashley
Instead of having separate extreme cold and wind chill products, there are now just extreme cold products.
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