Kevon Dupree

Two organizations led post-Fourth of July cleanup efforts at Glass City Metropark Wednesday, targeting firework debris left behind after holiday celebrations.

Cases of cyclosporiasis continue to climb in Lucas and Wood counties and parts of southeast Michigan, prompting questions among shoppers and vendors at the Perrysburg Farmers Market.

A Toledo police officer was taken to a hospital Friday morning after his cruiser fell into a hole on Asbury Drive during a pursuit of a stolen vehicle.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires forced the cancellation of three community events Thursday, including a multi-day festival, a weekly farmers market and a summer concert series finale.

The owner of a clothing store on the 700 block of North Reynolds Road says someone smashed his storefront window multiple times Thursday night, and surveillance footage captured the incident on camera.

Residents on Moran Avenue say large trees in the backyards of neighboring properties on Searles Road have been falling on their homes for years, causing structural damage and putting family members at risk.

A domestic violence court advocacy program that has served Toledo for decades has been shut down effective immediately due to a lack of funding, according to the head of the organization that operated it.

YWCA of Northwest Ohio says resources remain available for survivors following decision to cut the Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Program at Toledo Municipal Court.

A Toledo man says he found the rear window of his Jeep smashed early Tuesday morning and believes the same person behind a series of recent vandalism incidents along two busy city corridors is responsible.

Darrell Bailey said he was driving north on Franklin Avenue around 9:45 a.m. Thursday when he hit the pothole. He said the hole was unmarked.