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Biden's climate plan could have big impacts on energy, auto industries

Experts say President Biden’s actions could help the nation achieve ambitious climate goals. Some worry it could hurt companies struggling in the pandemic.

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Toledo Police credit union donation account, more set for family of Toledo Police Officer Brandon Stalker, killed in the line of duty
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Community reacts to line of duty death of Toledo Police Officer Brandon Stalker
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Paczki postponed: Village Council putting 31st annual Fat Tuesday fundraiser on hold due to COVID-19 concerns
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Put Bernie anywhere! An NYU grad student created a way to see Bernie Sanders and his mittens at any address.
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'21 Strong': Ohio improv group for people with Down syndrome touches families across the country

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Is Ohio's statewide curfew helping? Businesses say no

Toledo-Lucas County Health Commissioner Eric Zgodzinski says he believes the curfew is helping, but there's no doubt it's also hurting small businesses.
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12-year-old runs mile to honor fallen Toledo police Officer Stalker

Zechariah Cartledge has been running for fallen first responders for just over 2 years. He's ran more than 800 miles. Mile 800 was for Ofc. Brandon Stalker.

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Former University of Toledo football player getting set for AFC Championship game with Buffalo

Reggie Gilliam, the former Rocket, signed with the Bills as an undrafted free agent before the season, but now is one win away from playing in the Super Bowl.
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IOC chief confident Tokyo Olympic Games will happen this summer

International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach said that there "is no plan B" for the summer games, regardless of surging COVID-19 cases in Japan.