Steve Iwanek is a Multi-Skilled Journalist with extensive experience across various platforms including WHAS-TV, WQAD News 8, and WKYC Channel 3. He focuses on themes such as regional interest and world news, agriculture and farming, health and wellness, as well as construction and real estate. Steve's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including KENS 5, THV11, and ABC10.
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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
Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz called the officers' behavior indefensible and among the worst examples of policing he has seen in Toledo.
According to John Thompson with Fort Meigs Historical Site, Joshua Sinclair enlisted in the fight for freedom in 1776 in New Hampshire.
By: Steve Iwanek
Residents have shared concerns with WTOL 11 in the past about impacts to wildlife and way-of-life.
By: Steve Iwanek
Dexter Smith says for years, multiple properties in the 1900 block of Chase Street in north Toledo have not been properly cared for.
By: Steve Iwanek
Bowling Green police received reports of eight catalytic converter thefts between May 22-26, five of which were of Honda cars.
By: Andrew Bailey, Steve Iwanek
The meeting will be held Tuesday at 1:55 p.m. in the council chambers in One Government Center.
Donald Gorrell was in the military police in WWII. SYLVANIA, Ohio — One of northwest Ohio 's few living members of the Greatest Generation is celebrating a major milestone.
By: Steve Iwanek
If approved, the $20,000 course would be built just to the west of the Fort Meigs Memorial Park along the Towpath Trail.
By: Steve Iwanek
Union Pacific's 'Big Boy' is scheduled to make a stop in Fostoria between 2:15-2:30 p.m. on Saturday.
By: Steve Iwanek
Humane Society leaders believes the cats may have been poisoned, but Archbold Police say they are still investigating what caused their deaths.
