Anthony Wayne Local Schools: Staff of the Year
As Anthony Wayne Local Schools staff gathered for the beginning of the school year in August, Superintendent Kevin Herman named Christine Young as Certified Staff Member of the Year and Jen Gross as Classified Staff Member of the Year. Below are profiles of the two women, both of whom will be recognized during the Mond
Storms cause outages throughout area, Springfield, Sylvania Schools closed
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - More than 2,000 First Energy customers are without power in Lucas County after a wave of storms swept through the area overnight. Power at Springfield Schools’ main campus was knocked out, initially prompting a two-hour delay for the district. The district opted to close for the day later in the m
Debris still sits more than four months after a Toledo house fire
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - April 18, 2026 is a day the Winkler Family will never forget. While out of town, Megan Winkler said she got a call in the early-morning hours that her house on Midwest Avenue in Toledo was on fire. The huge flames destroyed everything inside and several...
Repeated Friday Morning Thunderstorms Bring Heavy Rain and Frequent Lightning to Michigan and Ohio...
TOLEDO, OH — A round of Friday morning thunderstorms fired up early across parts of Michigan and Ohio, with WTOL 11’s Doppler Radar showing intense storm cores already producing frequent lightning and heavy rainfall across the Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Toledo, and Fremont areas as of 5:28 AM, with the activity expected
Strong Storms Fire Up Across Michigan Before Sunrise Friday as Meteorologists Watch for Warnings...
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — An electric start to Friday, September 4th, unfolded across parts of Michigan as strong thunderstorms continued firing up just before sunrise, with radar showing an expansive line of storms stretching from Lake Michigan near Sheboygan and Milwaukee across the state through Muskegon, Grand Rapids, and
High Impact Storm Complex Producing Widespread 60 To 80 MPH Winds Targets Northern Ohio...
OHIO — A dangerous, high-impact storm complex is directly targeting northern Ohio Thursday afternoon, already producing widespread wind gusts of 60 to 80 mph as it tracks southeast across the region. As of 4:30 p.m., the line stretched from near Detroit and Toledo through Cleveland, Akron, and Youngstown, with a docume
Find quality and quantity at Ya Ya Kitchen
Of all the Chinese restaurants in Toledo, most of them are very “Americanized.” To me, that means a menu full of very simple dishes (think General Tso’s chicken), heavy sauces, and the general air that not a lot of time or effort goes into the dishes. Ya Ya Kitchen in Perrysburg is the opposite of that. Located in the
Pemberville set to host fifth annual Autumn Brew Hop on Sept. 12
The Pemberville Independent Merchants Association (PIMA) invites the community to the Fifth Annual Autumn Brew Hop on Saturday, Sept. 12 in downtown Pemberville on East Front Street. This family-friendly celebration combines local, handcrafted non-alcoholic brews, live music, family games, shopping, dining, raffle priz
Great Lakes Jazz Festival to return with free lineup
The 11th Annual Great Lakes Jazz Festival will bring a full day of free live music to Ottawa Park Amphitheater in Toledo on Sept. 12, featuring five performance acts and a special award presentation. According to a community announcement, the event runs from noon to 8:30 p.m. at the amphitheater, 2205 Kenwood Blvd., ac
This week in Toledo history – Sept. 6-12
1875: The world-famous John Robinson Menagerie and Circus comes to Toledo for a one-day show at the circus grounds. The event promises many new features and animals, including a giraffe, an immense rhinoceros, ostriches, sea lions and the largest performing elephant in the world. 1876: The drawbridge over the Portage..

















