Tatiana Cash is a News Anchor/MMJ at WLNS-TV. She focuses on health and wellness, culture and society, and regional interest, often reporting on topics such as social issues, parenting, and events. Tatiana has been featured in WLTX-TV, WKYC Studios, and WTOL 11, showcasing her commitment to delivering impactful stories to her audience.
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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.
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Rochelle Russell donates care packages to Neuro ICU staff and patients, in honor of her daughter who died in the ICU. She needs help to continue her efforts.
Santa will dock at the National Museum of the Great Lakes for a full day of fun as trees are given out to families in need on Dec. 7.
With holiday shopping season in full swing, package thieves are gearing up to steal packages left unattended.
Before the big day, Santa's helpers are out bringing holiday cheer and some magic to kids in Defiance neighborhoods.
By: Tatiana Cash
The Zepf Center says the National Council on Problem Gambling has found early exposure to gambling makes children four times more likely to develop a problem.
By: Tatiana Cash
Hot Kikx's Danial Ballut said he wanted to give back to the community that has supported him for more than 20 years by giving away clothes and shoes by the hundreds.
By: Tatiana Cash
Since starting the new year, many have made resolutions for a "new year, new me" mentality. Something to add to that resolution is mental health. An expert explains.
For some looking to change for the better, specifically those addicted to drugs and/or alcohol, sobriety can be an uphill climb.
By: Tatiana Cash
While a lot of people tend to start the new year with the theme 'New Year, New Me', by the end of the first month of the year, resolutions get dropped.
By: Tatiana Cash
As President-Elect Donald Trump take the presidential Oath of Office again, Lucas County Democratic and Republican leaders are preparing for the future.
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