Maya May is a Multimedia Journalist at THV11. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including transportation and mobility, education, and social issues, with a particular emphasis on events and conferences, agriculture, and security. Maya's work has been featured in notable outlets such as WKYC Studios and WTOL 11.
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Maya May's coverage primarily focuses on local events and government announcements in Toledo, Ohio. The topics covered include a wide range of local issues such as community initiatives, public safety concerns, city infrastructure projects, health and wellbeing programs, and family-related stories.
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By: Maya May
This time of year we are constantly dealing with cold weather and cloudy days, which can have serious effects on mental health.
According to crash data from the Ohio Department of Transportation, older adults accounted for 23% of the state's traffic deaths over the past three years.
Ohio ranks as the sixth-worst state for frozen pipe losses.
Inside ODOT's Northwood garage, there are more than 8,000 tons of rock salt and thousands of gallons of brine prepared for use before, during and after snow events.
By: Maya May
The event benefits Lucas County Pit Crew.
The Red Cross says donations tend to be lower during the winter months.
The bar will open its doors in uptown Maumee at 5 p.m. Monday.
By: Maya May
The academy includes six months of training in accountability, organization, fitness, attention to detail, stress, time management and more.
By: Maya May
Experts say, let them stay: Most wild animals are able to handle the extreme cold. Here's what you need to know.
Kids might want to play video games all day, but experts say you should establish a routine, even on days off.
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