Community
419 Music Fest
Remembering Butch Rahe: Music plays on in firefighter's honor
Story and photos by Kyle Brown
HOLLAND - Live music, support for the HERO program and a...
Health & Fitness
BrightView holds open house
BrightView Health celebrates recovery during National Recovery Month
MAUMEE - In honor of National Recovery Month, BrightView Health Addiction Treatment Center hosted an open house...
Our Environment
State of the Science
Relationship status between farmers and water quality: It's complicated
Story by Jasmine Cupp | Photos by Christy Frank
TOLEDO – During the recent Understanding Algal Blooms:...
Sports Feature
Meet the Slang Gang
Toledo’s thriving Slingshot culture cruises the streets
Story by Erin Holden | Photos by Kyle Brown
TOLEDO - When 28-year-old Sylvania native James Bassett saw...
Increase your return rate
Three steps to making your safe investments work harder
Interest rates are the highest they’ve been since my children were born. After bottoming out, rates...
Glass city experiences growth
Toledo ranks in top mid-sized cities for economic growth
TOLEDO - According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, the United States grew 2.8 percent in...
Showcasing Toledo development
Ohio economic developer annual summit held in Toledo for first time
TOLEDO – Toledo gained expanded business acumen from across the state when the Ohio...
Unions celebrate Labor Day
Thousands march in solidarity to support the labor movement
TOLEDO - Thousands gathered in downtown Toledo to watch local unions march through the streets of...
Time to buy or refi?
A look at mortgage rates, home loans and refinancing
I remember the first home my wife and I bought a home here in Toledo. We...
EDU
Celebrating Latino heritage
Escuela Smart Academy hosts Latino Heritage Month fest
TOLEDO – Escuela Smart Academy, the only bilingual school within Toledo Public Schools, hosted one of its biggest family events Friday with the Fiesta Con Escuela, a...
Faith in the 419
Learn the power of words
Lourdes University, MultiFaith Council to co-host Be the Light conference
SYLVANIA - Residents looking for ways to counter political polarization and other divisions are invited...
Faith in the 419
In celebration of neighbors
Initiative urges residents to put neighbors before politics
TOLEDO - Green signs emblazoned with a large magenta heart atop the words “your neighbor” led visitors...
Plight of the Homewrecker
Chasing the musical Muse
How a testoterone-induced, jealous rage became Jello-o 's first song
The phenomenon of puberty, as we all know, is a challenging period for the human...
Flavor in the 419
Balance Pan-Asian Grille
Review: Award-winning local franchise founded right here in 2010
TOLEDO - Have you ever dreamed of owning your own restaurant, or becoming so popular and,...
Photo Story Gallery
Colorful menace threatens agriculture, ecosystems
Story and photos by Christy Frank
TOLEDO – Swarms of spotted lanternflies recently hitchhiked their way into Downtown Toledo, and while they look pretty, their vibrant colors are a deceptive cloak for the havoc this invasive insect could unleash on area agriculture and ecosystems.
The spotted lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) is an invasive agricultural pest that spreads by getting a ride on human transportation modes, such as trains and cars. Amy Stone, Agriculture and Natural Resources educator with The Ohio State University, said that’s why so many of them are in the downtown area.
