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The family of Jaden Skaggs wants justice and are raising fund for his funeral.

Toledo Native Zia Cooke was selected 10th overall by the Los Angeles Sparks Monday night in the first round of the WNBA.

Sylvania Chambers of Commerce, alongside Dave White Chevrolet and Northwest Ohio Chevy Dealers, host the 20th annual Sylvania Spring Expo & Market Saturday.

This year’s E-Week will include various events, all hosted by the university’s Schmidthorst College of Business.

The Oregon City Council passed legislation Monday authorizing these vehicles to be driven on the street.

Mayor Kapszukiewicz is expected to share the city’s highlights, progress and achievements of the past year.

Michigan State University’s East Lansing campus has been ordered to “secure-in-place” following an active shooting Monday night.

A local mother creates a nonprofit to aid families who have lost loved ones to gun violence.

Gary Johnson’s jury trial is set for June 6 after a judge denied Johnson’s motion for a bench trial.

While there is no specific language for the initiative yet, the American Civil Liberties Union said in a statement that the measure will “explicitly protect reproductive freedom for all.”

The Toledo Police Department is looking for suspects in relation to a deadly hit-and-run that killed two people. The deadly crash happened around 1:20 p.m. on Monday.

The college is now offering a two-year course where students can master illustration, graphic design, and applications of 2D animation.

Military documents obtained by AP indicate JR Majewski never deployed to Afghanistan, as he's previously depicted.

The CDC said Thursday that 98 people have been sickened and the outbreak has expanded to two additional states.

For Bell, there’s no better location than downtown at the Huntington Center.

The St. Ursula Arrows are seeing the school's highest enrollment in 15 years.

As caretakers nationwide continue to seek baby formula, a Bowling Green State University Alumna has mobilized a troop of individuals willing to hunt and send formula to families in need.

Canyon Caldwell, who was convicted of obstructing justice and eight counts of misdemeanor hazing, received seven days in jail, and 28 days of house arrest after their jail term.

The family of a Bowling Green State University student who died after an off-campus fraternity hazing event is suing the university.

The chase spanned multiple jurisdictions within Ohio and ended when the suspects’ vehicle crashed. Both suspects, of the greater Cleveland area, were arrested and are currently being held in Guernsey County Jail.

A Hudson man died in a car-bicycle collision on Wednesday.

County and City officials voice outrage against the proposed bill similar to Florida’s so-called “Don’t Say Gay" bill.