Jonathan Monk is a Television News Reporter at WTOL 11. He covers a range of topics including academia and regional stories focused on Ohio, particularly in areas like Fremont and Toledo, as well as stories related to California. Jonathan's work has been featured in WTOL 11.
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Toledo, United States (Local)
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Jonathan Monk's articles primarily focus on local events, community news, holiday celebrations, education, and infrastructure improvements in the Ohio area. As such, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local events and initiatives that bring the community together. Pitches could include human interest stories about individuals or groups making a positive impact in Toledo or feature unique educational programs and developments within Ohio.
Given his coverage attributes, consider pitching event highlights with strong human-interest angles as well as government announcements or press releases related to local infrastructure projects or educational initiatives within the region. Engaging story ideas focused on family & relationships or seasonal themes may also resonate with his coverage preferences.
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By: Jonathan Monk
The MRAP vehicle was not equipped with a ram when the vehicle was given to the sheriff's office on loan, so, Sheriff Mark Wasylyshyn reached out to Penta for help.
By: Jonathan Monk
The particular corridor of state Route 53 has been suggested for improvements since the early 1990s, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation.
By: Jonathan Monk
The five-year-old program is expanding into Genoa and Elmore and will be offered to communities neighboring Ottawa County.
By: Jonathan Monk
A well-known member of Port Clinton City Council is putting her hair on the line to raise as much money as possible to make this year's fireworks show a reality.
The annual holiday weekend event will feature reenactors, demonstrations and hands on activities throughout the weekend.
The one-week camp will run from June 10-14 and teach ethical hacking fundamentals, social engineering techniques, countermeasures and network defense.
The annual event is the sole fundraiser for the Main Street Port Clinton non-profit.
By: Jonathan Monk
As a new Probate and Juvenile Court building is under construction, there is currently no set plan for the existing building built in 1867.
Dozens of 8 to 12-year-olds learn culinary skills from culinary students at the Vanguard Sentinel Career & Technology Centers
By: Jonathan Monk
For the first time, two homes open for historic tours will be in the middle of an active renovation at the Old West End Festival.
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