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City leaders are challenging Toledoans to 48 hours of no shootings, stabbings, or violence of any kind following the city’s 53rd homicide of 2020.

Michael Dario is like a ninja in the night inside his Toledo Parkour Gym. Since he opened the gym more than 100 members have learned how to become trained traceurs - the name given to those who take part in parkour.

Despite the hardships and health risks, doctors, nurses and other healthcare providers continue to do their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Visitors also need to make reservations in advance because the zoo is limiting capacity to about 50%.

From the Lolli-pop Forest to the Ugly Sweater Room, every inch of the Manor House at Wildwood Metropark sparkles with holiday cheer.

School voucher changes pass another hurdle

The Maumee superintendent says he knows the benefit of in-person learning and will continue to keep the classrooms open.

While these applications are being submitted for safety review, many people are considering whether or not they will get the COVID vaccine as soon as it is available.

There are thousands of parents in Lucas County who struggle to make sure their kids have clean diapers. A team effort is aimed at changing that, and you can be part of it.

Is a hamburger really worth a 12-hour wait?

The crash happened on State Route 101 around 9:15 p.m.

Dionte Perry had been facing murder and aggravated robbery charges for the Nov. 2019 shooting death of Tavion Belcher.

The USPS employee was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash Thursday evening.

The woman was on the second floor of the home and hiding in a closet when fire crews found her.

The Toledo-area Better Business Bureau warns of a pyramid scheme scam popping up in the region.

Beethoven 1 & Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto will be performed for free online this Saturday.

We’ve had our fair share of November gales in the last few weeks, so it’s as good a time as any for a refresher course of what to do if and when the lights start flickering.

Toledo Public Schools officials elected for all online this week after a spike in COVID 19 numbers.

The City of Toledo will conduct a disparity study to determine whether there’s discrimination regarding minority contractors and women.

The wildlife center will break ground on its new building early next year

The Ohio Supreme Court effectively ended the first program in June, ruling that the appeals process was invalid.

The order limits the activities permitted between the hours of 10 PM and 5 AM.

ProMedica will donate $10 million over the next six years to the city’s Glass City Metropark & Riverwalk development.

Franklin Co. has surpassed six of the seven benchmarks that Ohio is using to monitor the spread of COVID-19.

According to police, the victim remains in critical condition.

The library branches will remain closed to in-person visits through the end of the year.

Speed and alcohol are suspected as contributing factors.

The food drive is from 6 a.m.-6 p.m. at the Maumee and Perrysburg locations.

The checkpoints will be in operation between the hours of 8 p.m.-2 a.m.

The reopening of the science center is delayed.