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TOLEDO, Ohio — A 44-year-old woman who had been missing in south Toledo has been found safe according to her family. Martha Underwood, 44, had been missing from the 3100 block of Glanzman Road since Thursday. Want more from WTOL 11 News?. ➡️ Stay up to date on what's...

TOLEDO, Ohio — Firefighters spent Sunday afternoon and into the evening battling a huge fire in north Toledo at the former home of an iconic Toledo business. The fire broke out around 4 p.m. near the intersection of Lagrange Street and Palmer Street at the former Mohr Brothers bottling building.

ROSSFORD, Ohio (WTVG) - You may have heard of a runaway dog or cat, maybe even a runaway train. But how about a runaway tortoise?. Atlas, a local 14-year-old pet tortoise, is now back home safe and sound after he went on a big adventure. He was on the run, or should we say crawl, for more than 24 hours!

Pizza isn’t just food in Toledo, Ohio – it’s a way of life! As a lifelong resident, I’ve eaten my way through countless pizzerias across the Glass City. Whether you’re craving a classic pepperoni or something more adventurous, Toledo’s pizza scene offers incredible variety and quality that rivals bigger cities.

Cleveland, Ohio – Strong thunderstorms could roll across Northern Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania from Monday afternoon through late Monday night, bringing the potential for isolated damaging wind gusts. According to the National Weather Service in Cleveland, a marginal risk for severe weather has been issued for...

ADRIAN — The Lenawee County Board of Commissioners voted 6-3 on Thursday to list the Tecumseh Products property for sale with no county-imposed land use restrictions. The Tecumseh property sale opens the site to a broader range of potential buyers. The decision follows months of updates on the site’s...

Isolated wind gusts and heavy rain are expected to be the main issues.

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — Public universities in Ohio are shuttering diversity, equity and inclusion offices and moving some related programs and resources elsewhere on their campuses on Friday to comply with a state law that has gone into effect and bans those initiatives in higher education. Despite some centers...

The unique northwest Ohio prosperity potential is well illustrated by the dangerous heat and humidity that descended upon most of the nation this week. In Columbus, American Electric Power put out an emergency request asking residents to limit their energy use to prevent rolling blackouts. Read more Blade editorials...

Birmingham just needs a “bath” and a “haircut,” the woman leading a volunteer cleanup crew said with a laugh. Tracey Britt, a resident of the East Toledo neighborhood, takes pride in where she lives. “People are sleeping on Birmingham,” Ms. Britt said. “This neighborhood needs an infusion of energy and positivity. We...