Stretch of I-280 to honor Oregon, Ohio airman killed in WWII
I-280 in Lucas County will be named the “SSG Jack W. Coy Veterans Memorial Highway” in honor of a World War II hero from Oregon, Ohio. A portion of I-280 in Lucas County will honor a World War II hero from Oregon, Ohio after Substitute Bill 52 was unanimously passed in the Ohio House and Senate.
Oregon’s Sundance Drive-In pauses online ordering and opens gates earlier on busiest days
OREGON, Ohio (WTVG) - Operators of Oregon’s Sundance Drive-In say they are making changes after what they called a “disastrous” weekend that drew a crowd big enough to overwhelm the drive-in’s concessions operation. The opening weekend of “Toy Story 5″ brought a surge of customers, and...
Oak Harbor plans $600,000 in road improvements
The Village of Oak Harbor will invest about $600,000 in street improvements this year through its 2026 Paving Program, with work expected to begin in July and be completed by Sept. 15. The project is supported in part by funding from the Ohio Public Works Commission, including a $175,000 grant and a $75,000 zero-inter
Neighbors report rise in car break-ins across Toledo neighborhood
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Neighbors on Sheldon Street say car break-ins have become a persistent problem in recent months, with several residents reporting thefts and damage earlier this week. Emiliano Moreno, who has lived on Sheldon Street for more than 10 years, said he feels break-ins have happened too often...
Historic Woodlawn Cemetery restoration project will have a ripple effect for people and wildlife
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A stream restoration project is underway at the Historic Woodlawn Cemetery and Arboretum in Toledo, an effort leaders say will have a ripple effect for people, plants and animals. Woodlawn has been part of the Toledo landscape for more than a century. It is also a...
Feilbach Building redevelopment could bring 40 new apartments to Toledo’s Warehouse District
TOLEDO, Ohio — The revitalization of downtown Toledo continues with the proposed development of two buildings that are more than a century old. IBC Properties, the owners of the 117-year-old, six-story Feilbach Building in Toledo’s Warehouse District are receiving a tax credit from the state as part of the Ohio Histori
Regulators reject FirstEnergy bid to lower power standards
COLUMBUS — State regulators rejected a request by FirstEnergy to lower electric reliability standards for hundreds of thousands of customers in northern and western Ohio, including those in the Mahoning Valley. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, also known as the PUCO, issued an official order Wednesday that keep
O’Shea’s Bar closes in Toledo; owner plans new restaurant
The city previously called the bar a nuisance, citing about 170 police calls there over the past three years.
Longtime French teacher bids Bowsher High, Toledo Public Schools adieu
Ron Kamal said he was doubtful when his 80-year-old mom, Nada Kwiatkowski, told him she was retiring from teaching French at Bowsher High School. “She has been saying she was going to retire for the last few years,” said Mr. Kamal, who lives in Chicago. “She’s been teaching continuously for years. The school system rec
Trial date confirmed for alleged Warehouse District gunman
The case against a lawyer accused of trying to shoot his estranged or former wife in a crowded Warehouse District restaurant last year has been confirmed for trial next month. Matthew Exton, 43, of Traverse City, Mich., and formerly of the Toledo area, is charged with first-degree attempted murder and three counts of f

















