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Toledo woman gets car back more than a year after mechanic holds it hostage | 11 Investigates
TOLEDO, Ohio — Since January, 11 Investigates has been working to get a Toledo woman's car back. Brianna Saldivar first reached out to our team desperate to get her car out of 5 G's Auto Recycling in west Toledo. It had been there since July 2023 after a crash.
City of Toledo announces road closures, lane restrictions beginning Monday
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The City of Toledo has announced that multiple roads will be closed beginning Monday. The City says beginning Aug. 19, the following road closures and lane restrictions will be in place:. Northbound Ottawa River Road will be closed between 117th Street and 118th Street. Closed for...
Washington Local Schools teachers starting year without new contract
TOLEDO, Ohio — While kids at Washington Local Schools are getting ready to return to class, the district's teachers are preparing to start the year without a new contract. The district's school board and teachers association have been in negotiations since the spring but have yet to come to an agreement.
Oregon: Police officer receives award
An officer of the Oregon Police Division has been chosen as Ohio Instructor of the Year by Law Enforcement Against Drugs & Violence, a nationwide nonprofit organization that works with communities to help students understand the dangers of drug abuse and violence. Sara Shaw was presented the award at LEADs...
A Telly comes to Lakeside
Toledo-WGTE public television was named by The Telly Awards a 2024 Silver Award winner in the television-history category for Lakeside’s 150th documentary, “Lakeside Chautauqua: An American Treasure.”. The Telly Awards is the premier award honoring video and television across all screens. Established in 1979, it receives over 13,000...
Your Guide to Toledo Pride 2024
The Kick-Off of Toledo Pride features live music and drag performances. Adams Street, steps off at noon from Promenade Park. Toledo Pride lines Adams Street to show support for the local LGBTQIA+ community. Last year, over 50 local businesses, community and religious organizations participated in the Toledo Pride Parade, passing thousands of supporters and spectators lining the Adams Street.
Suspect 'faked a seizure' and injured law enforcement during arrest, Toledo police claim
TOLEDO, Ohio — One suspect is in custody after allegedly injuring himself and officers during a narcotics arrest Thursday. In a report, Toledo police said they spotted 26-year-old Deontae Brown selling narcotics at the corner of Franklin Avenue and Bancroft Street around 3:30 p.m. Police said Brown jumped into a vehicle and fled; officers then initiated a traffic stop at a parking lot near Detroit Avenue and Monroe Street.
Queer Spaces to Celebrate Toledo Pride
Toledo Pride is quickly approaching and many local businesses and organizations are getting ready to celebrate. Grindhrs is a local LGBTQ+ friendly coffee shop known for its entertainment, hospitality and, of course, the coffee. Its hours Monday through Friday are 6:30 am to 6 pm. Saturday it’s open 8 am to 4 pm and Sunday from 8 am to 3 pm. Grindhrs is located at 625 Adams St.
2024 local CHSL football team-by-team schedules
Here are the 2024 schedules for Toledo’s Catholic High School League football teams. * — Conference game CENTRAL CATHOLIC■ Aug. 23: Findlay■ Aug. 30: Whitmer■ Sept. 6: at Detroit Catholic Central*■ Sept. 13: Birmingham Brother Rice*■ Sept. 20: at Warren De La Salle*■ Sept. 27: at Cleveland St. Ignatius*■ Oct. 4: St. John’s*■ Oct. 11: Orchard Lake St. Mary’s*■ Oct. 18: at St. Francis*■ Oct. 25: at Muskegon (Mich.) Mona Shores Opponents’ 2023 win percentage: .477 (52-57)
Toledo man convicted of February shooting faces more than 2 decades in prison
A Toledo man is facing up to 22½ years in prison after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter and a probation violation, among other charges. Matthew Sanders, 29, of the 600 block of Locust Street, entered an Alford plea to involuntary manslaughter in the death of Travis Williams, 32. He also pleaded guilty to the illegal conveyance of drugs into a government facility, violation of his probation that stemmed from a previous robbery conviction, and possessing weapons while under disability or while on probation. An Alford plea is a plea in which defendants maintain their innocence but acknowledge the state has enough evidence to convict them. On Feb. 24, Mr. Williams was found with a gunshot wound to the neck on the 800 block of North Huron Street. He was later pronounced dead at Mercy Health St. Vincent Medical Center.
Gasser helps take Toledo football recruiting to unprecedented heights
The first milestone in the University of Toledo’s football recruiting surge came last December when the Rockets signed the highest-rated Mid-American Conference class in history. Securing Zy’marion Lang in a signing day coup provided a significant boost. The four-star athlete de-committed from South Carolina, choosing the Rockets over several power conference schools. The freshman wide receiver has wowed UT coaches and teammates in practice, and his decision was the beginning of a wider trend. In May, 2026 quarterback Bo Polston committed to Toledo over offers from Georgia, Michigan, Washington, Virginia Tech, West Virginia, California, Minnesota, and Indiana, an announcement that stunned seasoned recruiting observers. “Honestly, it took me by complete surprise,” said Greg Smith, a national recruiting analyst for Rivals and Yahoo! Sports.
Man Suspected Of Killing Girfriend, Fleeing State Set For Trial
A 22-year-old East Wenatchee man accused of murdering his girlfriend before being arrested near Toledo, Ohio is set to go on trial. Ashton Bunting Jr. has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder in the death of 28-year-old Synthia Ring. He has a trial date set for October 9th in...
Lourdes University to host book launch for alumnus Tim Berta
Lourdes University will hold a book launch of Fielder’s Choice, a memoir by alumnus Tim Berta, who was injured in the Bluffton University baseball team bus crash in 2007. Mr. Berta, a Lourdes graduate and former college athlete, shares his journey in a memoir that delves into the challenges he faced following the life-altering event. The crash claimed the lives of five teammates, the bus driver, and his wife. Mr. Berta sustained catastrophic injuries and was initially told he would never recover. The book launch will be from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sept. 10 at the Franciscan Center, 6832 Convent Blvd., Sylvania. Lourdes alumna Chrys Peterson will emcee the event, which will include a talk by and book signing with the author. Tickets range from $30 to $50. A portion of the proceeds will support student scholarships.
Family looking for Toledo man last seen experiencing mental health crisis
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A family is looking for a missing Toledo man who was last seen having a mental health crisis. Family of 20-year-old Kalub Smith reported him missing on July 30, according to Toledo Police reports. His mother told police he suffered from schizophrenia and was having a...
“Avatar: The Last Airbender” In Concert Tour At The Stranahan
Immerse yourself into a concert experience like never before. Avatar: The Last Airbender In Concert is coming to Toledo this August. The American Theatre Guild, Nickelodeon, GEA Live and Senbla are bringing the iconic television show’s musical score to the Stranahan Theatre on Tuesday, Aug. 27, 7:30 pm. Avatar:...
Waterline break forces closure of Oregon branch library
The Oregon branch of the Toledo Lucas County Public Library System will be closed through next week as crews clean up from a waterline break. A staff member discovered water in the building Friday morning, and the source of which was traced to a waterline break. Water to the building at 3340 Dustin Rd. was shut off, and crews called in to review the extent of damage. A restoration company has been contacted to begin assessment and cleanup. Library officials anticipate the Oregon Branch to be closed through Aug. 23, but that date may change as they determine the full extent of the damage.
Sanitary main collapses in Point Place, city using pumps until repairs start Monday
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The City of Toledo is expected to make repairs to a sanitary main collapse on Monday after crews discovered the problem Thursday afternoon. A statement from the city Thursday night said the city’s Sewer and Drainage crews found a 24 inch sanitary main had collapsed and needs two separate repairs. The sanitary main runs along Ottawa River Road and services homes from Ottawa River Road over to 305th Street and down to 131st Street in Point Place.
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