Toledo man arrested in pharmacy delivery theft
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A courier delivering pharmaceuticals to a local pharmacy was held up by three men Monday morning, with one of the suspects taken into custody. According to Toledo Police, the driver was unloading totes at the pharmacy on the 1600 block of Sylvania, when three men approached, threatening him.
Ohio Man Sentenced After FBI Bust in Alarming Missouri Teen Case
Every parent in Missouri needs to know how the FBI just busted a man from Ohio for acts performed with a teen in Missouri.
Roche de Boeuf Bridge renovation underway in Waterville after preservation effort
WATERVILLE, Ohio (WTVG) - Renovation work has begun on the Roche de Boeuf Bridge over the Maumee River, following months of effort by the Save the Bridge Association to stop its demolition. The association brought its request to the state, which sided with the group and allowed the bridge to...
Toledo neighbors want answers about overgrown property on Mason Street that’s gone uncut for...
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Residents on the 800 block of Mason Street say an overgrown property across from their homes has gone unaddressed for months, despite repeated calls to the city. Toledo city code requires grass and weeds to be kept below 8 inches. Weeds at the property in question...
Largest Great Lakes dredging operation to start at Toledo Harbor in September
The $11.1 million two-year contract covers the full length of the Maumee River federal navigation channel.
Whistleblower Wins $227K After Exposing Fake Grad Rates at Ohio College
A former compliance officer at a Northeast Ohio for-profit college chain has been awarded $227,000 for exposing what federal officials describe as a scheme to fake graduation rates and pocket unearned student financial aid. Christopher Wargo, who served as Chief Operating and Compliance Officer for American Higher Educ
Discarded fishing line injuring native birds in northwest Ohio, rescuers warn
PERRYSBURG, Ohio (WTVG) - Animal advocates say discarded fishing line, hooks and lures are injuring native birds across northwest Ohio, cutting off circulation, fracturing bones and leaving wildlife in prolonged distress. Rachel Shamy, founder of the all-volunteer Quack Pack and a volunteer with Nature’s Nursery, said
Near Toledo On The Ohio Border Is A Former Rock Quarry That’s Now A...
Bring a bucket and some treasure-hunting spirit to Ohio's Fossil Park, where you can pick fossils out of the ground yourself. Located in the city of Sylvania, Fossil Park holds traces of a lost world right beneath your feet. The park is world-renowned for its Devonian Era specimens, including clam-like brachiopods, cor
This week in Toledo history – Aug. 9-15
1894: Electric streetcars make their first run from Toledo to Perrysburg as part of the Toledo-Maumee Valley Streetcar Company. 1905: A Cherry Street Bridge tender is fired after almost failing to get draw spans up in time to allow a loaded passenger ship to pass through. With little warning to traffic, a streetcar nea
Lucas County racks up legal fees defending against federal lawsuit
Lucas County has spent $230,000 fending off a federal civil rights lawsuit against jail officials and will likely spend more in the coming years. Several female corrections officers filed the case in 2023, and say that county and jail officials failed to protect them from “severe and pervasive” sexual harassment by mal

















