Toledo OH

Last year, dozens of students received cords and stoles celebrating their accomplishments during Lavender Graduation, Black Graduation, Celebration of Asian Graduates and the Latino/a/x Graduation hosted by Bowling Green State University (BGSU). This year’s graduating students are hosting and planning their own...

ADRIAN — Lenawee County is spending significantly less than expected on new patrol vehicles for the sheriff’s office. The Physical Resources Committee approved the purchase of three 2026 Dodge Durangos for the patrol division at a total cost of just over $132,000, well below the originally budgeted $222,000.

For more than a century, the Interurban Bridge has dominated Waterville’s landscape. But it is now slated to come down this year.

Owner Sabino Hernandez nearly closed after years of floods, Harvey, COVID, and construction. A single Facebook post brought crowds and renewed hope.

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - People living in Toledo’s Old South End are worried about what will happen if their greenery gets replaced by a proposed solar field. Neighbors say the site a developer is eyeing is filled with trees, plants, and animals. They’re concerned about the effects a solar field might have on the...

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A single crash led to a massive mess this morning in Toledo. Streets were shut down and several businesses were pretty much brought to a halt. Around 4:30 a.m. Thursday, a garbage truck backed into a utility pole on Marine Road. For hours, the road was shut down as crews worked to get safe...

April 15, 1969. Thirty-six stores opened their doors in a brand-new enclosed mall in Northwood, Ohio, and people came. J.C. Penney opened the next day formally. LaSalle's followed on August 4. Sears held its dedication on October 15. Two years before any of that, the spot had been 90 acres...

Another national restaurant chain has quietly disappeared from Ohio, closing its final three locations in the state. The move comes amid financial struggles and a bankruptcy filing for the chain’s…

The Clay High School powerlifting club team competed at the state meet in Kenton on March 14, and the pair of Lillian Cordell and Aubrey Swartz both earned state championships. Cordell lifted 705 pounds total in the 135-pound class, while Swartz had 555 pounds total in the 125-pound class. The...

The 15th annual Business and Health Expo is Saturday from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at Epworth United Methodist Church in Toledo. It's free and has something for everyone.