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Stolen cremated remains returned, a Nazi home-school network revealed, and relocating a Toledo staple: Josh Croup recaps some of the week's top headlines from 13abc.

A private company was pumping sulfuric acid into a tank that was found to have a leak.

A call came in just around midnight for reports of a shooting at Zingers located at 920 Matzinger.

The call came in around 2:10 a.m. for a fire at a house on the 100 block of Bancroft.

"Everywhere I go, the threat of a shooter is burned into my mind. "

According to the Springfield Township Fire Department fire crews responded to a call of smoke in the bathroom of the Walmart located on 1355 S McCord Rd.

A typical junk-removal service throws away the unwanted items they collect, but not Junk King. They clear out homes and businesses and donate the items they collect to local charities like Sylvania Neighborhood Bridges, Habitat for Humanity, and the Salvation Army.

According to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, every three minutes, someone in the United States is diagnosed with leukemia, lymphoma, or myeloma.

Toledo water meter project hampered with install issues.

A warrant is currently out for Mixon's arrest on a charge of aggravated menacing.

New details emerged Thursday at the trial of former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder on the use of the state plane scheduled to bring state lawmakers back to Columbus to vote on the now-tainted nuclear bailout legislation at the heart of Ohio’s largest ever corruption case.

“The only way that we can curve violence is change people. Only way to change people is uplift them and uplift their surroundings."

Republican Ohio Auditor Keith Faber wants more training for public employees to spot government fraud and corruption and requiring them to speedily report suspected crimes, as a way of improving the state’s ability to root out and prosecute bad actors and recoup taxpayer money.

According to court documents, Antwuan Lawson was found not guilty of murder and discharged.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's plan to expand school vouchers reignites school choice debate

According to a statement released by Senator Brown, the Rural Development Electric Infrastructure Loan, and Loan Guarantee Program has approved the two loans.

The Board of Elections prepares to vote on Waterville’s City Council’s request for a voter referendum in relation to the Waterville Amphitheatre proposal.

CPD says Ricky Bixler, 63, is currently being held at the Lenawee County Jail and is facing several charges related to the incident.

Naser Almadaoji pleaded guilty in November 2021 just before his jury trial was scheduled to begin, according to the Department of Justice.

The City of Toledo released the list of 28 applicants looking to serve as the city’s next Chief of Police following George Kral's retirement.

The legislation is supported by Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and Ohio State Representative Bob Young

Ohio state lawmakers missed their deadline Wednesday for getting a measure on May ballots that would make it harder to amend the state Constitution.

Authorities are asking residents to check their cameras and to notify officials if they see anything of interest.

A total of 945 schools will receive a combined $68 million in grants as part of the fourth round of Ohio’s K-12 School Safety Grant Program.

The cremated remains of Mike Niles that were stolen from a car on Tuesday have been returned.

Antwaun Turner is opening the first black-owned barber college in the city of Toledo.

While there are people who are predisposed to PPD, it isn’t always clinical.

The Tribe Challenge asks students to identify problems in their school or community and work together to create a solution.

There are a few different ways to feed an infant, but there are some specific signs to look for, to make sure your infant is safe.

CSMM says the closure will last through Feb. 3.