Teen accused of murdering his girlfriend turns himself in
A 17-year-old boy charged with murder for the fatal shooting of his girlfriend has turned himself into the authorities. Kaveion Turner surrendered to officials at the Lucas County Juvenile Justice Center on Tuesday, police said. The Turner youth was the boyfriend of Terrianna Hood, 18, who was found shot in the head in
Motorcyclist killed after being struck by minivan while turning
MONROE — A Michigan man was killed when his motorcycle was struck by another vehicle Tuesday. Robert M. Noble, 66, of Trenton, Mich., was driving west on Newport Road in Frenchtown Township just after 11 a.m. when he tried to turn left onto Telegraph Road, according to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office. As he was maki
More than 150 cases of Cyclosporiasis reported in SE Michigan, MDHHS confirms
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services says there have been more than 150 cases of Cyclosporiasis reported in Southeastern Michigan since June 22.
TARTA offers special round-trip rides to upcoming holiday events
The Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority is offering $3 round-trip rides for a series of upcoming holiday events. The Muddy Shuttle, which offers rides from Sylvania, Maumee, Waterville, Oregon, or Miracle Mile, is available Friday and Saturday as the Toledo Mud Hens face the Iowa Cubs. The games start at 7:05 p.m. S
Ohio State And Notre Dame LAND ELITE O-LINEMEN | The Big 3 in 30...
Ohio State lands Caden Moss, Notre Dame adds Albert Simien and Alabama gets Osani Gayles as three major recruiting wins hit the board.
Seneca Township Wetland Restoration Project Expands to More Than 400 Acres
ADRIAN — Lenawee County officials are moving forward with a major wetland restoration effort in Seneca Township. During a presentation to the Lenawee County Board of Commissioners, Drain Commissioner Ed Scheffler said the county is partnering with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Ducks Unlimited to rest
13 Action News Big Story: The rising costs of healthcare
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The price of healthcare keeps climbing, and families are feeling it. From higher insurance premiums and deductibles to surprise bills for basic care, more people are delaying doctor visits or cutting back on medication because of the price. The rising cost of healthcare is our Big...
12 Ohio Lake Erie Food Stops For A 4th Of July Weekend Drive
The holiday drive always sounds simple until someone gets hungry. Then the whole car develops opinions. A quick stop becomes a debate over lake fish, ice cream, breakfast plates, and who saw the sign first. Ohio’s Lake Erie coast understands this problem very well. One minute, the plan is...
‘Chicken murder’ at Tatum Park shakes urban farm’s sense of safety
Tatum Park’s urban farm is meant to be a refuge from violence and a source of life‑giving food and education, but it has now been shaken by the killing of its chickens. “The police called it a chicken murder. I've never even heard of a chicken murder until this happened,” said Sonia Flunder‑McNair, founder of Urban Who
Sylvania Schools moves toward earned income tax levy after failed May vote
Sylvania Schools leaders are pursuing a 1% earned income tax levy proposal for the November ballot in response to community concerns about rising property taxes and ongoing financial challenges. After voters rejected a school levy in May, Sylvania Schools leaders are pursuing a different funding approach. The Sylvania
