Deputy chief John Kaminski of Toledo Fire & Rescue Department Deputy is back home after a 13-day deployment to assist those affected by Hurricane Michael.
The caravan, estimated to include more than 7,000 people, had advanced about 45 miles since crossing the border from Guatemala, and still faced more than 1,000 miles, and likely much further, to the end of the journey.
Washington Local Schools pleading for your help this November. Help to pass a $3.8 million continuing levy.It sounds like a lot of money. Some voter’s say November’s ballot initiative is an easy decision.
Doctors say trying on hats, wigs and masks without knowing who had them on before you can be a major risk. But Halloween stores are not the only concern.
Three Lucas County corrections officers will be suspended without pay for their roles in a “bad release” that sent authorities scrambling to find accused bank robber Don Ellis in August, WTOL has learned.
The Jaylan Brock Triumph Youth Center will host Fremont teens once a week, offering lessons, games and prizes for attendance. The goal is to offer teens positive alternatives to being on the street and getting in trouble.
Tradition states that those on the naughty list get nothing but a lump of coal in their stockings. You might think that's a good thing of the lump of coal is one of Nestle Toll House's Lump of Coal cookies!
A Texas man who's not a lawyer but insisted on representing himself in a 2016 custody and kidnapping case has been convicted and sentenced to life in prison
The 9-year-old suffered cardiac arrest in late September and was admitted to the hospital, where she was declared brain dead and placed on a ventilator.
his coming Monday, October 22 for two weeks through Monday, November 5, the ramp will be closed from southbound I-75 to Wooster St. (Exit 181) for ramp construction in Bowling Green.
Perrysburg High School seniors got the chance to skip class for a special reason. The school held its second annual “Jackets Giving Back” day, which took students to 30 different spots in Northwest Ohio to volunteer.
So far, the department has tested products from WatchGuard, Avon and Motorola. Officers believe the cameras are crucial to showing events from an officer’s perspective:
An Oregon man was among those arrested after having a sexually-oriented conversation with who he thought was a 14-year-old but was really an undercover officer.
Police are asking that everyone nationwide be on the lookout for the missing 13-year-old Wisconsin girl whose parents were found shot to death in their home.
Although the fire is leaving students without a home, there were no injuries and the speediness of their TFD's response to the fire most likely saved a large majority of the complex.
A case of the polio-like disease called acute flaccid myelitis, or AFM, has been confirmed this year in Ohio, according to the state’s Department of Health.
The Hunger Banquet at Zoar Lutheran Church gave students and members of the Perrysburg community a hands on, interactive opportunity to see how others live through the power of a meal.
Jerry Rutherford was the head coach of Eastwood football for more than three decades. Two years ago he hung up his whistle. But before it could collect dust, he was back on the sidelines.
Even though proponents of Issue 1 say more funding would go towards drug rehabilitation facilities if the issue passes, many in the substance abuse field oppose the November ballot measure.
The Hancock County Board of Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services recently announced they have received a $4 million grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration.
Yancy Myers and his family are staying with family in Northwest Ohio because their home back in Panama City has been nearly destroyed by Hurricane Michael.
This issue dates back to late July when city officials notified residents that their water was safe to drink and use, despite a strange odor and “earthy” taste.
The woman told police while she was stopped, the woman heard a noise and her tire indicators notified her that she had low air in one of her tires. Police say the woman noticed an older man get back into his vehicle behind her, then proceeded to follow her down the road.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol says US 23 in Monroe is shut down just north of the state line due to a traffic incident. OSHP reports an air ambulance has been called to the scene.
Monday you called to help victims through the red cross, but there’s more that needs to be done. You can help by not only making monetary donations, but also blood donations or volunteering your time.
Vital items the group is collecting include hygiene products, cleaning supplies, trash bags, gloves, non-perishable food items and flashlights with spare batteries.
From the Grand Lobby of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Plaza, railway officials met today in Toledo to discuss adding more passenger trains to the area.
For the last 15 years, EMS services in Port Clinton have been contracted through the regional North Central EMS. However, after being informed that the rates of services would be going up, the city decided it would be best to take on the services themselves.
The Criminal Justice Coordinating Council in Lucas County announced Monday it's been awarded a $400,000 federal grant to help the council's Justice and Mental Health program.
On the heels of Sunday night’s Ohio senatorial debate between Incumbent Democrat Sherrod Brown and U.S. Representative Jim Renacci, climate change was a divisive topic for the two politicians.
