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TOLEDO, Ohio — The historic Toledo Yacht Club could soon have a new owner. The property is set to be sold at a Lucas County sheriff’s auction next month, leaving its future unclear. This comes after the club defaulted on a bank loan back in 2023. In total,...

A crash overnight on I-75 near the Toledo Museum of Art exit forced the closure of the northbound lanes of the expressway well into the morning rush hour. Kimberly F. Deyton, 58, of Burnsville, N.C., was northbound on I-75 when she lost control of the tractor-trailer she was driving and struck the concrete center barrier and then the Oakwood Avenue bridge...

GENOA, Ohio (WTVG) - This village of about 2,200 people was incorporated back in 1868, but before then, it was known as Stony Ridge, which is now the name of a different community in our area. “The old wife’s tale is that they were going to record the name at...

A local doctor, who is facing criminal charges for allegedly placing a hidden camera in a staff bathroom at ProMedica Toledo Hospital, has entered into a plea deal, according to the Lucas County Prosecutor’s Office.

Humane Ohio's Laura Simmons-Wark visits Good Day with Brie for your Furry Friday.

MONROE — A 44-year-old male is in custody after shooting an acquaintance in the face with a pellet gun in a dispute at a Frenchtown Township mobile home park on Friday, Monroe County Sheriff Troy Goodnough said. Around 7 p.m., sheriff’s deputies and Michigan State Police troopers responded to the 200 block of Mark Drive, where the suspect’s vehicle had been reported. Officers...

The Toledo Zoo said its Friday evening events will proceed as usual after police evacuated guests to investigate a bomb threat and report of gunshots. Zoo patrons, including some students, were escorted out of the zoo Friday morning as emergency crews swept through the facility. No injuries were reported, and crews left the scene around noon after declaring the area was safe. The bomb...

The Toledo City Paper depends on readers like you! Become a friend today. See membership options. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Deacon Ed Irelan was getting a flood of phone calls from people who had been released early from prison. Irelan runs the prison ministry for Catholic Charities in the Diocese of Toledo, so people were turning to him to ask for help when...

TOLEDO, Ohio — After more than four decades serving Toledo’s construction industry, a longtime business owner is hanging up his hard hat—with plans that sound a little more like vacation than retirement. Louis Crippen, founder of C-N Construction Supplies, is retiring after 43 years in business. He...

The man accused of beating his mother-in-law to death at her Sylvania home April 15 confessed to the crime in a phone call to his father shortly afterward, a Sylvania detective testified during a court hearing Friday morning. The father had the call on speakerphone with police officers present when the alleged confession was made, the detective said. Judge Michael Goulding ordered...