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Commissioners amended an agreement regarding ambulance service for the county after the city of Maumee decided it wouldn't participate.
15-year-old Emily Baron has been fighting the disease, which causes tumors to grow on nerves, for most of her life.
Students in the ARTforce program are paid to make art that is then sold to the public.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol reports 91 people have died in work zone crashes over the past five years.
TSA works with manufacturing company, QSI in Waterville to help students imagine and works of art found throughout the community.
The motorcycle unit spent a week in northwest Ohio, enforcing traffic laws in construction zones.
By: Amanda Fay
Toledo School for the Arts is partnering with the Toledo Zoo to plant pollinator gardens for outdoor education.
The nurses would learn that they, too, would benefit from services at The Victory Center.
The Lucas County Auditors Office is hosting one more review session for homeowners to dispute reassessed values.
Caden Laney is studying medicine after spending a lot of his young life in the hospital. He's also giving back to sick kids this holiday season.
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