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Home prices have been a major talking point since the pandemic, when they climbed at a record pace in response to a frenzy of demand. This increase led to a sharp decline in affordability that weighed on buyers and sellers and slowed the housing market to a crawl. Now, the...

The St Francis Knights dominate the Anthony Wayne Generals on Tuesday, advancing to a district final with Clay on Thursday.

The Ottawa County Auditor's Office recorded the following property transfers from May 18 to May 22. Allen Township 22924 West Toledo St., Danny F. Perrine and Veronica A. Perrine aka Veronica A. Gargac to Nathan Michael Adkins and Carly Adkins, $334,062. Catawba Township 5814 East Poplar Ave., Dennis M. Dickinson to Ja

WHITEHOUSE – The 13 Anthony Wayne High School students attending the May 19 Whitehouse Village Council meeting for AP Government class witnessed first-hand how public servants can make a difference. As Josh Hartbarger prepares concludes his 25-year career with the village – one that started as a volunteer firefighter..

WATERVILLE, Ohio (WTVG) - Waterville residents received notice that Tuesday was the last day Republic Services would handle their trash pickup as the city transitions to a new provider. The city is switching to Archbold Refuse Service starting June 3. New brown trash cans appeared along streets throughout town with...

FREMONT, Ohio — A Fremont man is celebrating a life-changing win after scratching off a lottery ticket worth $500,000 — a moment he says still doesn’t feel real. Duane Huffman has called Fremont home for 15 years. For the past three, he’s worked at the Hy-Miler convenience store nearby.

Rossford police Officer Michael J. Shaffer remembers when his friend, Ohio State Highway Patrol Lt. Matt Geer, talked about his need for a kidney transplant. The men had known each other for about seven years. “I’ll do it,” Officer Shaffer recalled saying without hesitation. The men were recently released from the Univ

FREMONT – Cameras are under review by Fremont Police Department detectives to identify the vandals who broke into and damaged the restrooms at Rodger W. Young Park, with repairs estimated in the thousands. The restrooms were broken into and vandalized after hours on May 24 or in the morning of May 25. The concrete bloc

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - As summer approaches, campers may be adjusting their plans due to rising gas costs. The owner of All-American Coach Co., Tom McGuire, says he’s noticed more people choose local destinations rather than far away ones. “They try different ones, but they all kind of settle...

TOLEDO, Ohio — Toledo City Council voted Tuesday against a special use permit needed for part of a major city water infrastructure project, putting the future of two planned water towers in west Toledo into question and potentially creating delays for a project city leaders say is critical to the region's water system.