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Football Friday Nite: Scores and highlights for Week 1 (Aug. 23)
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — High school football is back for the 2024 season, and NBC4 will be on the sidelines throughout central Ohio throughout the fall for Football Friday Nite. Below is a list of games that will be featured on Football Friday Nite at 11:15 p.m. on NBC4. A complete list of games in […]
Queen City LPGA Tournament Is Happening In Ohio's Largest Playground
MAINEVILLE, OH -- With the Cincinnati Open just wrapping up at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason, it just seems natural, as Ohio's Largest Playground, that the third annual Queen City LPGA Tournament will also be played here in Warren County. Sponsored by Kroger and P&G, this year's tournament...
DEA campaign tackles rise of drug misuse among college students
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — As the start of college semesters approaches, the Drug Enforcement Administration, or DEA, Detroit Field Division is working to prevent drug abuse and misuse. Friday, the agency launched a campaign focused on college campuses in Michigan, Ohio and their surrounding communities. Crime: Galesburg killer to walk...
Week 1 Game Night Central: Updates for season's opening games
Let’s. Go. The first Friday night of the high school football season has arrived. Game Night Central will be our home for real-time updates of Toledo-area game each Friday night throughout the regular season. Below are updates for Week 1 games. This story will be updated throughout the night.PERRYSBURG VS. ST. FRANCIS
Person killed by train Saturday morning in Springfield Twp., police confirm
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WTVG) - The Lucas County Sheriff’s Office confirmed one person was killed by a train in Springfield Township Saturday morning. Police say they first received a call around 8:30 a.m. for a pedestrian hit by a train at the intersection of Crissey Road and Geiser. Officers say the train that struck the person was traveling eastbound.
RESULTS: 2024 U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball Qualifier
Fifteen teams made the trip to Belmont Country Club in Perrysburg on Monday to challenge for two Qualifying spots in the 2025 Women’s Amateur Four-Ball Championship at Oklahoma City Golf & C.C. One team jumped out to the lead right from the start of the day and never gave...
Rural broadband launching in Hancock County
HANCOCK COUNTY, Ohio — It may seem like everyone has internet access these days but that's not the case, especially for some rural areas in northwest Ohio. That's why one internet provider is working to make the connection. Spectrum has a newly constructed fiber optic network that will help...
Are you ready for some football? Follow live scores from Friday night's action
Week 1 of high school football is here. Teams across Sandusky County open their seasons this weekend. Sports reporter Matthew Horn will have a live recap from the Clyde at Bellevue game late Friday night. Follow live scoring updates below from the rest of Friday's games. Check back as games end for photos, game...
High school football roundup: Napoleon edges Defiance in overtime
NAPOLEON — George Eggers rushed for 80 yards, had 65 yards receiving, and scored five touchdowns total as Napoleon eked out a 35-34 overtime victory Friday night against Defiance. The Wildcats’ victory was among a slate of nonconference encounters as area teams kicked off the first Friday night of the Ohio high school football season. The sophomore scored the game-winning run in the extra period on a 5-yard scamper. Defiance had a chance to win the game in regulation after Abel Rubio bulldozed his way into the end zone to make it 28-28 with 18 seconds left in the fourth quarter, but Bulldogs kicker Nicasio Hall missed the extra point wide left to force OT.
Photo gallery: Central Catholic football vs. Findlay
Central's back-to-back state championship squad took care of business early on, and rolled to a 54-21 victory at Gallagher Stadium on the first Friday of the high school football season. Click the image above and the arrows on the left and right to view the full gallery.
Photo gallery: Northview vs. Southview football
Southview spoiled a festive atmosphere at a rechristened Wildcat Stadium, as it waltzed into Northview’s remodeled home and played the role of rude houseguest. Southview students celebrated the win by spilling onto the field on the first Friday night of the high school football season. Click the image above and the arrows on the left and right to view the full gallery.
Wild 4th-quarter comeback lifts Archbold football over Genoa
ARCHBOLD, Ohio — The final minutes of Archbold’s season-opening football game against Genoa were a blur to coach David Dominique. It was also a wild, thrilling, and heart-throbbing finish that gave the Blue Streaks an unlikely victory. Archbold scored 21 points in the final six minutes and 27 in the final 16 to turn an early 14-0 deficit into a 27-14 nonconference win on Friday at Archbold High School. “Toughness and resilience. The kids never quit,” Dominique said. “That was the big thing for us tonight.
Water-main break possibly affecting water service in Point Place
A portion of Ottawa River Road in Toledo’s Point Place neighborhood collapsed late Friday, causing a break in the water main below and possibly impacting water service in the area, city authorities said. City crews are assessing the full impact of the damage. Those without water service are asked to report it by calling Engage Toledo at 419-936-2020. Check later for updates.
'This is going backwards and not forwards': Toledo Zoo criticizes decision to mow native prairie; city responds
TOLEDO, Ohio — Native plants have decorated the median on the Anthony Wayne Trail for more than a decade, but last October the city decided to keep mowing them down. Ryan Walsh, the Toledo Zoo's director of plant conservation, said the zoo and the city had an agreement to mow after Oct. 31 of each year. But this year, it happened earlier.
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