Luckey Faces $200,000 Legal Bill After Losing Quarry Eminent Domain Fight
LUCKEY — The village of Luckey in Wood County could be on the hook for roughly $200,000 in legal fees after backing away from a controversial plan to seize a…
Former Toledo Port Authority President James Hartung Dies at 83
TOLEDO — James Hartung, who led the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority for 14 years during a period of major growth, died Oct. 2 at his Toledo home. He was 83.…
University of Findlay Awards Honorary Doctorate to Ohio First Lady Fran DeWine
Ohio First Lady Fran DeWine received an Honorary Doctorate of Arts and Letters from the University of Findlay on Oct. 8, honoring her statewide campaign to put books in the…
SUV Crashes Into Downtown Waterville Storefront, Shattering Glass and Wall
A black SUV crashed into a downtown Waterville business Thursday evening, smashing through the storefront of Riverfront Studios and destroying a wall. The crash happened in the downtown district, where…
Findlay Measles Case Puts Urgent Care, Hospital Visitors on Symptom Watch
FINDLAY: Anyone who visited two Findlay medical facilities on the afternoon of Sept. 29 should watch for measles symptoms through Oct. 20, Hancock Public Health announced. The agency confirmed one…
Bluff Street Village Turns Empty Toledo Lots Into Seven Tiny Homes
TOLEDO — Empty lots along Bluff Street are empty no more. A village of seven tiny homes now stands where vacant land once sat, giving low-income Toledo residents something few…
New Owner Buys Historic Hotel Lorraine at Toledo Sheriff’s Sale
The former Hotel Lorraine in Toledo has a new owner. The historic property was purchased at a sheriff’s sale on Friday, according to WTVG, and Lucas County will recoup the…
Toledo Councilmen Seek to Cut Ties With Flock Cameras, Remove Them
TOLEDO — Two Toledo City Council members want the city to end its relationship with Flock Safety and physically remove the license-plate-reader cameras posted across Toledo. The proposal, introduced Oct.…
UT Professor Warns of Rising Book Bans Threatening Students’ Access to Ideas
TOLEDO — Efforts to ban books in schools and libraries are becoming more common nationwide, and a University of Toledo professor says the trend is threatening students’ access to stories…
Wood County Confirms Measles Case; Exposure Sites Listed in Bowling Green
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — The Wood County Health Department has confirmed a case of measles in Bowling Green and is warning residents that several locations across the city may have…