Tatiana Cash is a News Anchor and Multimedia Journalist (MMJ) for WTOL 11 in Toledo, Ohio. With a focus on local news, Tatiana covers a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, small businesses, legal cases, and initiatives promoting inclusivity and support for the local community. Her work has also been featured on WLNS-TV.
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Tatiana Cash's focus is mainly on local news, community events, and advocacy with a significant emphasis on family and relationships. She appears to cover stories related to local events, seasonal activities, and human interest pieces that highlight community engagement.
If you're looking to pitch to Tatiana, consider providing human-interest stories that emphasize the importance of family connections or community involvement. Highlighting local initiatives or individuals making a difference in the community would likely resonate well with her coverage interests.
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Rossford neighbors for 30 years have been hosting a sign war over presidential candidates for years. They agree that it's okay to disagree.
By: Tatiana Cash
When a former Toledo Public Schools student called back home for hurricane relief assistance, mentor Lisa Guthrie answered and was happy to help.
By: Tatiana Cash
Wanda Butts founded The Josh Project in memory of her son, who drowned when he was 16. The program teaches kids how to swim and recently had a full-circle moment.
Since recent studies find gambling to be at an all-time high, mental health experts say offering free telehealth services to Ohioans is necessary.
By: Tatiana Cash
Eight houses are already lit up as part of the Lighting Up Nevada Street effort, started by a resident who wants to give people a nice lights show, for free.
By: Tatiana Cash
President Joe Biden set the deadline for every city in the U.S. earlier this month. A city spokesperson says the work is being done, but the timeline is aggressive.
The three-day event provides hundreds of homeless people with food, clothing and other important services.
The Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Resources finds nearly 1 in 5 Ohioans are at risk of problem gambling.
To help combat cardiovascular disease, the American Heart Association works to raise funds and increase awareness about the importance of heart health.
By: Tatiana Cash
Skye Lavelle says the tie blankets will be just like the ones she saw over the two months she and her late son, Saint, were at the hospital before he passed.
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