Renata Cló is a multilingual journalist who has reported in the United States and Brazil. She is currently the Scottsdale Watchdog Reporter for The Arizona Republic. Prior to that, she worked as a digital reporter at WTOL 11, a TEGNA-owned station in Toledo, Ohio, where she covered a multitude of issues including elections, immigration, economics, health and politics.
Renata moved to the U.S. from Brazil to work toward her Master's degree in journalism in 2017. She has had multiple abroad experiences, attending boarding school in England at age 17 and volunteering at a women empowerment program in India. While earning her degree at the Arizona State University, she had the opportunity to report in Spanish in South Phoenix and in Puerto Rico. Renata completed her capstone at the Arizona PBS Washington, D.C., bureau, where she reported from Capitol Hill on Arizona's Congressional delegation.
Renata developed her passion for investigative journalism while participating in News21, a national fellowship program that allowed her to delve into LGBTQ issues and hate groups on the internet.
Renata moved to the U.S. from Brazil to work toward her Master's degree in journalism in 2017. She has had multiple abroad experiences, attending boarding school in England at age 17 and volunteering at a women empowerment program in India. While earning her degree at the Arizona State University, she had the opportunity to report in Spanish in South Phoenix and in Puerto Rico. Renata completed her capstone at the Arizona PBS Washington, D.C., bureau, where she reported from Capitol Hill on Arizona's Congressional delegation.
Renata developed her passion for investigative journalism while participating in News21, a national fellowship program that allowed her to delve into LGBTQ issues and hate groups on the internet.
