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Family of murdered couple speaks at defendants' sentencing
Eighteen months after the murders of Malinda Moore, 28, and Brent Roscoe, 36, their families had a chance to address two women involved in their deaths. Fourteen family members filled the spectators’ seats in the Lucas County Common Pleas courtroom of Judge Ian English for the sentencings Monday of Riley Franke and Camryn Chase. In April, Franke pleaded guilty to burglary and robbery and Chase pleaded guilty to two counts of murder. Judge English sentenced Franke, 20, of the 2300 block of Starr Avenue in Oregon, to 13 to 16 years in prison and Chase, 24, of the 500 block of Leach Avenue in Toledo, to two consecutive life terms with parole eligibility after 30 years. Chase faced more severe charges for her role as a planner and for actually entering the house to carry out the Nov. 10, 2022, robbery and murders. She did not, however, pull the trigger that killed the young couple. Their shooter, Prince Jones, 24, died in a shootout with police in East Toledo several hours after the crime.
Main Street railroad crossing in Swanton to close for two days due to roadwork
SWANTON, Ohio — The Main Street railroad crossing in Swanton will be closed for two days, according to the village's police chief John Trejo. In a social media post to the village's police department, Trejo said he was made aware of a safety sign crew setting up on Main Street at the railroad crossing Tuesday morning. Trejo said he spoke with the crew, who said they were replacing rails Tuesday and repaving the crossing Wednesday. Due to the roadwork, the crossing will be closed both days.
I-TEAM Case Files: The murder of Erving Turner
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Her son was shot and killed in 1996 and she thought the police found the man who pulled the trigger. In fact, the man was convicted and served years behind bars but was recently pardoned by the governor. Now, the victim’s mother is spending her days searching for the real killer.
Mercy college names new VP of Academic Affairs
A long-time Mercy Health employee has been named vice president of academic affairs and dean of faculty at Mercy College of Ohio. Kimberly Watson will oversee the college’s academic programs, providing strategic direction and leadership to ensure continued growth and success, Mercy said in a statement. She will retain her rank as professor of health sciences. Ms. Watson has served the Mercy Health ministry for more than 35 years in various administrative and faculty roles, most recently as the dean of the Division of Health Sciences and director of the Master of Health Administration program. Ms. Watson holds a Doctor of Education in Leadership Studies with a cognate in Higher Education Administration from Bowling Green State University. She obtained a Master of Business Administration from Tiffin University and a Bachelor of Science in Medical Records Administration from BGSU. She also is a registered health information administrator.
13 Action News Big Story: The Republican National Convention
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - “United and ready to fight” is the current motto of former President Donald Trump and his allies this week. You can watch the full Big Story above. You can watch the full big story above. Latest Local News | First Alert Weather | Crime | National | 13abc Originals.
TPD, prosecutors file additional charge against man bitten by K-9 during traffic stop
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Toledo police and prosecutors have filed an additional charge for against the man who was bitten by a K-9 during a traffic stop in April. The charge filed against Brandon Upchurch is for Failure to Comply with the Order or Signal of a Police Officer. The new charge, which has not been finalized, comes three months after the K-9 was released on him.
City of Dayton’s $18 million housing initiative targets key neighborhoods for revitalization, helping residents
Dayton, Ohio – As part of the Dayton Recovery Plan, the City of Dayton has set aside more than $18 million for housing development and renovations in what appears to be an effort in improving the overall condition of the housing landscape across the city. Using money from the federal American Rescue Plan Act, this project intends to revitalize homes in Wolf Creek, Carillon, Edgemont, Miami Chapel, Five Oaks, Old North Dayton, and Twin Towers among several key locations.
Growing STEM: Nursing opportunities abound at Mercy Health St. Rita's
LIMA, OH (WLIO) - Many nurses in our area get their start through training with Mercy Health St. Rita's. For Harley Pajari, she wanted to find a career where she could support her young son, and found herself earning her Licensed Practical Nursing, or LPN degree. She's now moving through the ranks to continue her education.
Made for the Stage Youth Theatre Workshop kicks off, spots still available
LIMA, OH (WLIO) - It's lights, camera, and action for the third Made for the Stage Youth Theatre Workshop. The acting bug in more than a dozen students brought them to the workshop, some for the first time, and others for the third time. They are learning all aspects of acting, including auditioning, directing, writing, and more.
Shoe giveaway for older adults around Springfield
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (WDTN) — A healthcare organization is holding an event to disperse shoes to those in need. Beginning at noon on July 16, Molina Healthcare will give 100 older adults a pair of anti-fall shoes, according to a release. The shoes were created to be easy for individuals to use for putting on and […]
Quick preview for tonight’s WWE Raw
The road to WWE SummerSlam 2024 continues tonight. WWE Raw returns at 8/7c on USA Network from the Wright State University Nutter Center in Dayton, Ohio. On tap for tonight’s three-hour red brand program is an opening segment featuring Rhea Ripley’s return, Sheamus vs. Bronson Reed, Sami Zayn vs. Ilja Dragunov for the WWE Intercontinental title, Drew McIntyre returns from suspension, plus GUNTHER and Damian Priest go face-to-face.
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