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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The 13 First Alert Weather Team has issued two First Alert Weather Days for Wednesday and Thursday this week. The First Alert Weather Days go into effect at 4:30 a.m. on Wednesday, June 10, due to heat and storms in the forecast. The “feels like” temperatures...

The scene witnesses described was pure chaos, as people fled or took cover when rapid gunfire erupted near an outdoor gathering. A spray of bullets hit cars and a nearby building as well as several people, including one who was mortally wounded. This was not the Old West End Festival shooting Saturday, but the remnants

WATERVILLE – In a unanimous vote, Waterville City Council approved the purchase of the 118-year-old Roche de Boeuf Interurban Bridge on June 8. “Heroes, all of you,” said Save the Bridge Association member Janice Braida, leading a round of applause from the audience. The city will pay the...

Dads, it’s time to unplug and unwind. Summertime is the perfect time to take a break from your screens, pursue a new hobby and enjoy the great outdoors. We’ve assembled a few analog bags to inspire Dad to take a digital detox. Food lovers, nature lovers, music lovers, we’ve got you covered. Grab a bag, fill it with som

We at First Unitarian Church of Toledo hold the Old West End in a special place in our hearts, as that’s where our church was for about 75 years and many of our members live in the Old West End. As far as we know, they’re all safe. We’re sorry that a multiple shooting is now part of that historic area’s story. I’m sorr

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A Springfield High School student is paralyzed after being shot during a robbery Saturday. Her mother says the teen is six months pregnant and may never be able to care for her unborn child. According to a police report, 18-year-old Angel and her boyfriend drove to...

The Grand Rapids Historical Society is excited to announce a 250th Lecture Series celebrating 250 years of American history. The programs arranged chronologically from Fallen Timbers to the Vietnam War will take place from April through October. The speakers will be featured in the auditorium of the Historic Grand Rapi

COLUMBUS — Otsego junior Molly Kramer had a feeling things were going to go well for her as soon as she began competing Saturday night at the Division III state girls track and field meet. Despite having the meet get postponed twice and her race starting more than four hours after it originally was scheduled, Kramer ke

Maumee-based group provides essentials and community support to young adults transitioning from foster care.

Al DeMaris thinks there is something special about a parcel of land along the Maumee River that is being considered for development. “I do not know of any municipalities that have anything that unique,” Mr. DeMaris said. He was speaking at a public meeting Monday in Maumee City Council chambers to discuss the potential