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Lily Lowndes is a local journalist with a strong focus on government and politics, as well as community-related stories in the Toledo area of Ohio. She regularly covers evolving stories, breaking news, and events related to crime, weather forecasts, and community involvement.
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By: Lily Lowndes
FOSTORIA, Ohio (WTVG) - Tens of thousands of people turned out in Fostoria on Tuesday for the first public display of Union Pacific's Big Boy No. 4014 steam locomotive in Ohio, part of a coast-to-coast tour marking America's 250th birthday.
By: Lily Lowndes
Hazardous air quality caused organizers of the Greater Toledo Classic’s pro-am day to cancel the event at Highland Meadows Golf Club.
By: Lily Lowndes
Hoopla is a free digital library of millions of titles from e-books, to audiobooks, to movies, music, and more, and it was created right here in Northwest Ohio.
By: Lily Lowndes
Experts have been advising people to squash the bugs if you see the invasive species.
By: Lily Lowndes
It has been three decades of celebrating culture and building community through Mexican folkloric dance. Behind each performance is a history that goes back generations.
By: Lily Lowndes
SPRINGFIELD TWP., Ohio (WTVG) - A fire at an extended-stay hotel in Springfield Township has brought to light an ongoing fight over code violations at the complex.
By: Lily Lowndes
Dozens of paintings pack a studio on the top floor of the Common Space Community Center. Every one of them is signed under one nuclear name: Mr. Atomic.
Metroparks Toledo naturalists are helping protect turtles, animals that conservation experts say are crucial to wetland ecosystems.
By: Lily Lowndes
13 Action News has been tracking a complaint the Lucas County Engineer made to state officials that said Toledo Edison's slow timelines have jeopardized funding and will disrupt a local school.
By: Lily Lowndes
Published Aug. 7, 2026 at 7:44 PM CEST | Updated moments ago
