Tino Bovenzi is a Reporter/MMJ at Fox 8 News. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, school safety, public security, and environmental issues, often focusing on the intersection of community interests and law enforcement. Tino's work has been featured in various outlets, including WKBN-TV, KTLA, and Yahoo News.
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Tino Bovenzi's coverage primarily focuses on local news within Ohio, particularly in Cleveland. He covers a wide range of topics such as sports events, educational achievements, community events, and crime-related incidents.
Given the diverse nature of his coverage, pitches should be tailored to local stories related to high school events, football championships (especially those involving local teams), education-based achievements or challenges faced by students. Additionally, given the significant focus on crime-related stories and government announcements in his reporting style, relevant pitches could include insights from law enforcement officials or community leaders regarding these issues.
As Tino predominantly reports on local news within Ohio with an emphasis on specific themes such as crime and family & relationships alongside event coverage like football championships and stock market challenges at high schools - pitching localized perspectives pertaining to these subjects may be most effective.
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“He’s not a kid that you just replace,” Head Coach DeMonte Powell said.
CLEVELAND (WJW) — With students returning to the classroom this month and spending more time on computers to complete assignments, FBI Cleveland is warning parents about the threats of online grooming and sextortion.
By: Justin Dennis, Tino Bovenzi
AKRON , Ohio (WJW) — City officials on Friday, Aug. 14, announced an officer involved in the November 2024 shooting death of 15-year-old Jazmir Tucker has been terminated.
By: Tino Bovenzi
With students returning to the classroom this month and spending more time on computers to complete assignments, FBI Cleveland is warning parents about the threats of online grooming and sextortion.
WELLINGTON, Ohio (WJW) — Five Oberlin High School football players are getting a second chance to play football this season thanks to new legislation signed this summer.
By: Tino Bovenzi, Justin Dennis
MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS , Ohio (WJW) — Sad news from the Middleburg Heights Police Department : The department's lone K-9 officer, Zeke, has died after a long health battle.
CLEVELAND (WJW) — The I-X Center has new life after an up-and-down year in which exhibitors were told they would need to move on from hosting large-scale events at their home for the last 40 years.
A measles outbreak continues to spike across Ohio, with two Northeast Ohio counties leading the state in confirmed cases.
By: Justin Dennis, Tino Bovenzi
CLEVELAND (WJW) — The mother of a teen boy is asking a Cuyahoga County judge to bring criminal charges against three Parma police officers accused of brutalizing her son during his arrest in August 2025.
STRONGSVILLE , Ohio (WJW) — Strongsville police earlier this month arrested a local massage therapist accused of rape and are now encouraging others who may have been victimized by him to come forward.
