Maya May is a multimedia journalist based in Toledo, Ohio. She specializes in local news coverage and has written for various publications including WTOL 11, THV11, and WKYC Studios. Maya's work focuses on a range of topics including community events, local government, crime, and human interest stories.
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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.
If you are reaching out to Maya May with a pitch or story idea, consider focusing on local events in the Toledo area or news related to government policies impacting the region. You may also want to highlight stories that emphasize community involvement and initiatives aimed at improving the lives of residents in Toledo.
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By: Maya May
City officials said they have heard pros and cons to the plan.
Here's what to expect on the shelves.
People from more than 31 states and 4 countries participated in this year's race.
With holiday travel ahead and winter weather already rearing its head, here's what you need to do to maintain your vehicle.
By: Maya May
Here's what to know about Ohio's deer gun hunting week, which ends Sunday.
With the selling season closing in less than a week, Wheeler Farms provides guidance on maintaining tree freshness and offers festive experiences for families.
The store offers 32 flavors of ice cream, which can make up to 96 different combinations and cakes that come in 64 combinable flavors.
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.
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