A new report on Toledo’s code enforcement is addressing new ways the city can enforce its laws while focusing on the ones that will really clean up neighborhoods.
Nurse practitioners are questioning their own education at some colleges. There’s no national standard on how to educate nurse practitioners, while medical education for doctors was standardized more than 100 years ago.
3-year old Braylen Noble remains missing. The non-verbal child was last was seen wearing a long-sleeved red and white Mickey Mouse shirt Friday afternoon.
Two big changes could be coming to police work in the city of Toledo. More officers could be wearing body cameras and you may see fewer controversial search warrants.
The financial problems continue to get worse at the University of Toledo Medical Center. Now we have learned the hospital has a deficit of over $25 million.
We're getting a better understanding of the discipline record of the two Toledo police officers now on desk duty after incidents during protests at the end of May.
There's concern this week about social media videos created by one of the men heading up this area's racial equality rallies. Some people worried he's sending the wrong message.
A major development in the heated, ongoing discussion about the sale of the University of Toledo Medical Center. The 13abc I-Team has now learned the Ohio Attorney General's office is looking into the matter.
With Ohio’s reopening, law enforcement is making sure it’s being done in a safe and legal way. Some bars and restaurant have been cited for not following the COVID-19 emergency rules.
People living in one Toledo apartment complex have traded one headache for another. Just as they finally get hot water back, they're fighting to get rid of the sewage outside one the buildings.
A recent investigation found seven corrections officers guilty of unbecoming behavior and sexual and racial harassment for their involvement in inappropriate group texts and interactions.
As the future of the University of Toledo Medical Center remains unknown, questions have arisen about why an affiliation between ProMedica and UT’s Medical School hasn't kept the hospital viable.
As the city of Toledo replaces its street lights with LED lights, some are wondering if the sound emitted from the devices will interfere with radio communications.
A DNA match from a distant relative has led to the arrest of two parents accused in the death of their child who was later found dead in an abandoned car
What's the plan for Toledo's roads? It was unfurled in part and in scroll form at Toledo's state of the city address, leaving residents with an option: Pay more and the roads get fixed.
