Steve Iwanek is a journalist for WBGU, 88.1FM, based in Bowling Green, Ohio. He covers local sports, particularly women's basketball, providing previews, game recaps, and analysis of the Bowling Green Falcons' games against various opponents.
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Steve Iwanek is dedicated to local sports coverage, with a strong focus on college basketball and the MAC Conference. His articles primarily consist of event coverage, announcements, and investment analysis related to sports.
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By: Steve Iwanek
The county's chief dog warden, Jodi Harding, says that in recent months, adoptions are lower and intakes are higher
By: Steve Iwanek
HOLLAND, Ohio — The Lucas County Republican Party held a campaign rally for U.S. Sen. candidate Bernie Moreno at its headquarters Tuesday night.
By: Steve Iwanek
Clarence Wilburn II died on July 5, 2017, 16 years after being exposed to toxic elements in three weeks of cleanup in New York, according to his brother, Jim.
By: Steve Iwanek
An Ohio EPA spokesperson says an investigation found an unauthorized discharge of treated wastewater from a lagoon by Northwestern Water and Sewer District.
By: Steve Iwanek
The conversation comes after a second attempted assassination on Republican presidential candidate and former president Donald Trump.
According to Toledo police, there have been 149 crime reports filed within the last 30 days, all out of sector five, which encompasses Trilby Park.
The levy represents 17% of the district's operating budget, $13.5 million, according to Superintendent Tom Hosler.
By: Steve Iwanek
LUNA PIER, Mich. — A group of American flags assembled outside of a Luna Pier home is far more than just a decoration; it's an effort to raise awareness for Veterans Suicide Awareness Month, which is recognized in September.
By: Steve Iwanek
The bakery broke ground on a new 5500-square-foot lot last week and hopes to have the doors open at the new location by the new year.
By: Steve Iwanek
The location closed on June 29, according to the Ohio Department of Public Safety.
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