Meghan Daniels is a journalist who focuses on local news in the Toledo, Ohio area. She writes for the Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio, Inc., covering a range of topics including community events, local government issues, and human interest stories. Meghan is dedicated to keeping the community informed and highlighting the stories that matter to the people of Toledo.
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By: Meghan Daniels
(WXYZ) — hould kids be allowed to use social media? And how young is too young? This is debate has been a hot topic of discussion for years, and now, it's being reignited by Australia's recent decision to ban social media for children under the age of 16.
By: Meghan Daniels
ROMULUS, Mich. (WXYZ) — Traveling with kids can be likened to an Olympic sport at times, and for parents with kids who struggle with sensory issues, it can add an extra level of stress for everyone.
Children with cellphones receive, on average, 200 notifications a day with the constant pressure to be engaged online 24/7, and now some Michigan lawmakers say they're taking action to protect them.
By: Meghan Daniels
DETROIT (WXYZ) — The Detroit Lions were working hard — off the field this time — to make sure people in need have a warm Thanksgiving dinner to share with their families.
By: Meghan Daniels
In spring 2025, Clinton Township will officially open their new Inclusive Playground that, while designed to accommodate children with disabilities, will be open for everyone to enjoy.
By: Meghan Daniels
SALINE, Mich. (WXYZ) — An employee at Saline Middle School is accused of bullying students, which has led to a police investigation, possible criminal charges and the person being fired.
Redford Union Schools have had a therapy dog in the district for about two years. After having such a positive impact on the students, they've decided to add not one or two more pups... but six more!
By: Meghan Daniels
OAKLAND CO., Mich. (WXYZ) — There are over 50,000 vehicle accidents involving deer every year in Michigan according to the Department of Natural Resources, and residents in Oakland County say they are no stranger to the dangers these creatures pose.
By: Meghan Daniels
Some Detroit students were honored for their creativity, continuing 33 years of tradition during the unveiling of this year’s Skillman Foundation float.
I went out to Ann Arbor to see what people are saying about some of their favorite side dishes and got a tip from a local chef on how to take your side dishes to the next level.
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