I-TEAM: Ohio Auditor again mentions ongoing investigation into City of Toledo
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The state of Ohio has released another City of Toledo financial audit. Once again, the State Auditor’s Office talks about its ongoing investigation, but there is still no inkling on what it involves. The I-TEAM is continuing to ask questions about the investigation and has...
Perrysburg highlights drainage history ahead of new stormwater fee
Water has shaped Perrysburg’s history since the city’s earliest days. “Right below Fort Meigs, back from around 1814 until 1832, there was a little settlement there. ... It was called Orleans of the North,” said Gary Franks, a local historian. “After the town got wiped out by the spring floods, they finally said ‘Gee, we ought to move to higher ground.’ That, of course, was to the east in Perrysburg, and the highest point in Perrysburg is probably right around Hood Park, there at Louisiana and F
Trick-or-Treating Times and Dates 2026
As Halloween ‘creeps’ towards you, it’s time to start thinking about costumes and, more importantly, when to wear them. You don’t need to be dressed as Sherlock Holmes to find out when your neighborhood is hosting trick-or-treating; we’ve compiled a list of them for you. Happy haunting!Lucas CountySaturday Oct. 31Holland: 6-8pmMaumee: 6-8pmOregon: 6-8pmOttawa Hills: 6-8pmSpringfield Township: 6-8pmSylvania: 6-7:30pmSylvania Township: 6-7:30pmToledo: 6-8pmWaterville: 5-7pmWhitehouse: 6-8pmTo Be A
Union Home Mortgage loses foreclosure after failing to serve co-owner
An Ohio appeals court tossed a foreclosure decree because the lender never properly served one of the property’s co-owners. The Sixth District Court of Appeals reversed the Lucas County judgment on October 16, finding Union Home Mortgage Corporation had no evidence of service on one of two co-tenants. No service, no jurisdiction - and without jurisdiction, the order was void.
State plans to replace Toledo psychiatric hospital
COLUMBUS — The building that houses Northwest Ohio Behavioral Healthcare has reached the end of its useful life and requires a full replacement, according to the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health. The department discussed its plans to replace the state-owned psychiatric hospital at 930 S. Detroit Ave. in a funding request that is being considered by the Ohio Controlling Board on Monday afternoon. The panel of state lawmakers is being asked to release approximately $2.9 million for LevelHEADS
Toledo Halloween Guide 2026: Trick-or-Treat Times & Haunted Houses
Halloween is here, Toledo! And with October 31 falling on a Saturday this year, there’s plenty of time to enjoy everything spooky season has to offer across the Glass City. Remember when Halloween meant plastic pumpkin buckets, homemade costumes, neighborhood decorations, and staying out until your pillowcase was practically overflowing with candy? Some things never change, and we’re here for it!
$65M rail bridge overhaul could bring more freight through Toledo
Replacement of most of an aging railroad bridge across the Maumee River in Toledo will likely begin in 2029 and allow the railroad to move heavier shipments through Toledo when it’s finished, a project official said during a news conference Monday morning. Nick Strub, director of engineering services for the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway, said the company is aware of freight it could move through Toledo once the drawbridge near the city’s port is mostly replaced and partly reinforced to handle fr
Contents of Eddie Lee’s restaurant, Bar 145 are up for sale in online auction
The final chapter is coming next week for a longtime fixture on Toledo’s dining scene, Eddie Lee’s restaurant, 4700 Nantucket Dr. Contents of that establishment, as well as nearby Bar 145, are up for auction online. Known for its prime rib and other classic American cuisine, Eddie Lee’s had a strong local following after it opened in 1980. It closed in 2024 after 44 years of operation because its latest owner, Mr. Lee’s son, Willie Lee, decided it was time to retire. The auction is being operate
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It all comes down to this in SBC | Gibsonburg at Woodmore in Week...
Grant Smith was used to handling 20 carries per game as a first-team running back in the Sandusky Bay Conference the last two years. He was prepared to significantly increase his workload as a senior for Gibsonburg. Woodmore's Lucas Caldwell wasn't sure what his role would be as a sophomore. The two running backs helped carry their teams to a matchup at Woodmore to finish the regular season that will determine the outright SBC champion. The Wildcats are unbeaten overall, while the Golden Bears a

















