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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Lucas County Commissioner Pete Gerken has called for an immediate pause and audit of the county’s Flock license plate reader cameras after an audit found outside law enforcement agencies conducted more than 900,000 searches of local data in one month. The searches spanned about 3,200...

Bob Geddis, Jr., didn’t know how to run a business when he took over his father’s in 1986. When the founder of Geddis Paving & Excavation Inc., Bob Geddis, Sr., died in 1985, his son decided to fill his shoes but was overwhelmed by transitioning from teaching for Liberty Center schools to being owner of a company. “I t

A Toledo man was injured Friday evening after the motor vehicle he was operating went off the road, Toledo police said. Justin Hirauye, 25, of the 5000 block of Winona Drive, was northbound on Ruth Avenue when about 6:45 p.m. he went off the right side of the road, striking two signs and a fire hydrant at the intersect

A friend Deborah Huber, who was scammed, has established a GoFundMe to help Huber find stable and secure housing

Deborah Scheibel Dolin, a 1985 graduate of Southview High School, took a long look around the crowded Centennial Quarry and just smiled. “I think this is just a fantastic event,” Mrs. Dolin said Thursday evening. “It is just so much fun to reunite with old friends. They should do this every year.” Her husband Steven ag

It has survived two world wars, the Great Depression, and two pandemics. Seeger Metals & Plastics Inc. marks its 145th birthday in 2026, one of a handful of family-owned businesses in the area to survive through six generations. Started in 1881 by a German immigrant as V. Seeger-Brass Goods and Fine Work in what is now

Several Toledo streets will close Saturday for special events, the Toledo Department of Transportation announced. In South Toledo, streets along the route of Tammy’s Walk, organized by Advocates for Victims and Justice, Inc., will close starting at 9:30 a.m. The event starts at the Walbridge Park gazebo and will procee

The Toledo City Paper depends on readers like you! Become a friend today. See membership options. Hundreds of Fans Came to Hear Music and Stayed for the Downpour. For the eighth year in a row, Oliver Hazard Day has brought hundreds of music fans to the streets of Waterville and this year, the rain arrived too.

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