Jenson Strock

Digital Content Producer

United States

Driven content writer with experience covering topics like culture, politics, breaking news, food reviews and more for the Toledo, Ohio CBS affiliate.

Highly motivated with creative ideas and demonstrated follow-through on deadline, serving as the designated YouTube correspondent for the station, as well as providing unique videos and articles for the station's website and all social platforms.

Portfolio
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01/24/2026
What Makes Metal A Snowstorm Gamechanger For Your Roof

Snowstorms like this don’t happen every day, but when they do, how a roof is built matters more than people realize. Certain stone-coated steel roofing systems are installed slightly elevated, creating a small dead-air space between the roof deck and the steel. That trapped air helps slow heat loss during extreme cold and stabilizes roof temperatures when weather swings fast. It doesn’t replace insulation, but it can make a noticeable difference when conditions get intense. Have...

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Strock Media Management, LLC
06/03/2024
What Would You Do With An Extra $4,500?

What would YOU do with an extra $4,500? 🤑 That's what our Queen of Hearts Jackpot is up to this week! The drawing is every Monday at 8 p.m. right here at Bar 145. Miss out this week? Get ahead for next! You can buy tickets for $1 at any time at any of our locations, including Bar 145, RESET, The VI, and Nick & Jimmy's. Don't miss out!

wtol.com
02/28/2022
Why did Russia invade Ukraine? Military history expert explains

The fighting between Russian and Ukrainian forces is approaching the one-week mark as Ukrainian civilians take up arms to assist its military in an attempt to keep control of the country. But how did we get to this point? The conflict between the two sides dates back decades. WTOL 11's Jenson Strock sat down with northwest Ohio native and military history expert Kyle Rable, who proves key context

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08/21/2020
'You're actually doing harm': How misinformation can cause problems for victims of human trafficking

Variations of #SaveOurChildren have been trending online, but some posts mischaracterize what human trafficking really is. Here are the facts and how you can help. TOLEDO, Ohio - For more than a month, social media has been flooded with different variations of the hashtags #SaveOurChildren and #SaveTheChildren, often by well-meaning individuals hoping to spark change and draw attention to child sex trafficking.

YouTube
06/25/2022
Supreme Court Roe v. Wade Explained | In the Loop

Supreme Court Roe v. Wade explained: The Supreme Court on Friday stripped away the nation's constitutional protections for abortion that had stood for nearly a half-century. The decision by the court's conservative majority overturned the landmark Roe v. Wade ruling and is expected to lead to abortion bans in roughly half the states.

wtol.com
09/26/2020
How a Supreme Court Justice gets confirmed and what it means for the 2020 election

As the country mourns the loss of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, politicians on both sides of the aisle have wasted no time in discussing how her seat should be filled. With the election a little more than a month away, there has been heated debate over whether or not the Senate should wait to vote on a replacement.

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11/27/2019
Is Frankie's Inner-City on the verge of its last bow?

A final show is set for Saturday, Nov. 30 before the historic venues closes its doors. TOLEDO, Ohio - Changes are on the way for Frankie's Inner-City in east Toledo. The folks at the helm of the music venue are stepping down, making room for some new faces to come in and hopefully take the reins.

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03/04/2022
Pauline Steinem: A Toledo trailblazer for women in public office

The name "Steinem" has become synonymous with the fight for women's rights; and w hile it's likely feminist activist Gloria Steinem is who comes to mind, it was her grandmother Pauline who first broke through Toledo's glass ceiling, becoming the city's first woman elected to public office.