Nationally recognized northwest Ohio sculptor still creating new artworks at 87-years-old
WOODVILLE, Ohio — A nationally recognized sculptor from northwest Ohio is set to unveil a new piece in the 5th annual Perrysburg Sculpture Walk, continuing a career that has spanned decades and inspired countless artists. Jim Havens, 87, began his artistic journey after retiring from a 30-year career as...
Docks will be rocking in Perrysburg Saturday
Rock the Docks, downtown Perrysburg’s end-of-summer tradition, is set for 5 to 11 p.m. Saturday at Hood Park. The event, at 105 W. Front St., will include food and a beer garden. The public dock will be open to join the fun from land or from the river. Live music will be performed at 5 p.m. by On the List, and at 7...
Ohio firefighter arrested during internet crimes against children investigation
It is unclear what preliminary charges Mosher is facing.
Fight leads to fatal stabbing in Point Place: TPD
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Detectives are trying to piece together what led up to a deadly stabbing Saturday night in Point Place. Police said there was a fight on Summit Street that escalated into a stabbing. The victim ran toward the McDonald’s at Summit Street and 124th Street, police said.
Hot air balloon crashes into powerlines while landing in Ohio
The recreational hot air balloon hit and snapped power lines while landing.
Toledo residents, volunteers participate in statewide Big Squish for lanternflies
More than a dozen Lucas County residents, many of them volunteers, turned themselves into spotted-lanternfly assassins on Saturday. Volunteers like Mary Moore and Jude Muir scoured the garden at the Sofia Quintero Art and Cultural Center for spotted lanternflies to either kill with their hands or capture in Gatorade...
Driver smashes into utility pole in west Toledo neighborhood
TOLEDO, Ohio — A heavily-traveled road in west Toledo was shut down for several hours Saturday morning after a driver struck a utility pole. The crash happened on North Lockwood and Eleanor Avenue. Toledo police at the scene told WTOL 11 an SUV smashed into a utility pole, leaving a portion of it severed in the street.
Some Ohio students seem chronically exhausted. One school is offering guidance.
There’s no lack of energy drinks and to-go coffee cups in Meggan Hartzog’s classes at Bowling Green State University. “They're exhausted,” said the associate professor in the physical education and health education program at BGSU. “I try to keep them engaged so I don't see that dozing off, but obviously that has...
Toledo leaders considering ending minimum parking requirements
TOLEDO, Ohio — Toledo city leaders are weighing a proposal to scale back parking lot requirements, a move they said could encourage new development. "When somebody does any kind of development in the city, residential, commercial, industrial, they have to build a certain amount of parking alongside their...
Midwife leaves corporate medical system to create new experience for women
Just a knock at the bright red door of Suite 1B, 4231 Monroe St., can lead to a world of relaxation for future mothers and parents. “Starting this practice on my own has been a great next step for me,” Erin Marten, certified nurse midwife, said of Solace Health and Wellness. “I have completely left the corporate...