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FINDLAY, Ohio (WTVG) - Do you believe in love at first bite? You will once you sink your teeth into the Legendary Meatloaf Sandwiches at Fern Cafe, 452 E. Sandusky St., Findlay, Ohio!. The meatloaf here is so good, they go through 300 pounds a week! They serve it up...

WOOD COUNTY — Over the weekend, an Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper from the Bowling Green Post pulled over a vehicle traveling at 136 miles per hour in a 70 mph zone on I-75 in Wood County. The incident highlights... The post Drivers urged to slow down after driver stopped for 136 MPH speed in Wood County first appeared on Ohio Statewide.

September was childhood cancer awareness month. Clyde has a childrens' memorial dedicated to local children who lost their lives to cancer. The memorial is located along the Northcoast Inland Bike Trail between Maple Street and Vine Street, just beyond the gazebo, near the Clyde Moose Lodge. It originally contained seven pillars surrounding a...

A big dually pickup truck hauling 104,852 bottles of water is headed down from the Tackle Box II, in Fremont, to help with Hurricane Helene relief. Danny Stephens and his dog, Bowie, with Tonya Conley, one of the Tackle Box II employees, started their drive down to Bristol Motor Speedway, in Tennessee, on...

BY KAREN GERHARDINGER | MIRROR REPORTER — In between renovating kitchens, bathrooms, porches and decks for customers, Wright & Son Construction Inc. employees spent the past 18 months picking away at another major project: converting the former Waterville Dollar General into their new headquarters. On October 3, the parking...

They slither and fly and crawl and hop. Love them or fear them, now is your chance to meet some of nature’s most misunderstood creepy creatures. Nature’s Nursery and BluSky Restoration invite you to learn about and interact with a variety of animals that don’t always get the love they deserve—bats, toads, snakes, and more. While often associated with the spookiness of Halloween and Fall, these animals are not nearly as scary as the season portrays them to be.

The Wood County Democrats have issued a statement deploring the alleged theft and defacing of a small Harris for President billboard on the 20300 block of River Road Grand Rapids. The vandalized sign including scrawled swastikas, is still on display, according to Zachary Schmidt, chair of the Wood County Democratic...

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A teenager with developmental disabilities has died unexpectedly. The mother says two caregivers are to blame. Ethan Kleinhans grew up with many challenges. His mother, DeAnne Kleinhans, says that even though he was 19, he had the developmental level of a 2-year-old. Because of Ethan’s condition,...

The ripples of alleged corruption have touched the Wayne Local School District, leading to the indictments of a former school treasurer and his daughter on multiple counts of theft and related charges. According to Ohio Auditor of State Keith Faber's announcement, the indictments detail felony charges against Ron James, the former school treasurer, including theft in office, tampering with records, and having an unlawful interest in a public contract.

The Wood County Democratic Pany unequivocally denounces all forms of hate including but not limited to bigotry, racism, xenophobia, homophobia, transphobia sexism, and anti-semitism. We stand firmly against any ideology or act that seeks to marginalized discriminate, or son division among people based or race, religion, ethnicity, nationality gender identity, sexual orientations or any other aspect of identity. These toxic forces have no place in our community or in our society, and we are committed to promoting a culture of inclusivity, equality, and mutual respect for all.

WOOD COUNTY, Ohio — Kids these days have endless opportunities for entertainment and opportunities to interact with friends online. But when it comes to letting their kids online, parents should remain vigilant. Experts say parents should be vigilant even on "kid-friendly" platforms. "The playground is these apps. These kids...

It’s that wonderful season again, full of color, smells, original and store-bought costumes for children and adults, and pumpkins everywhere. Did you know that squashes are members of the gourd family, which also includes watermelons, cucumbers, muskmelon, pumpkins, and gourds? ...

Members of the Fremont Ross High School graduating class of 1956 commemorated the former site of the school on Tuesday with a monument to the building that stood on the Birchard Public Library land, at the corner of Croghan and South Arch streets.    The idea for the polished black stone monument, with...

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — For many, pirate frogs would not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of songs at a choir concert. But in Bowling Green on Tuesday night, that was exactly the case. And for the family of 5-year-old Colton Stanley, it meant everything.

FINDLAY, OH (WLIO) - Two Findlay families have a place they can now call home. Through donations of money, materials, and volunteer labor, Habitat for Humanity is able to build homes and sell them at an affordable price to low-income families unable to qualify for a conventional loan. Today, Habitat...

The Special Horseman Connection Fall Fundraiser Show took place at the Dusty Boots Equestrian Center, 15828 Otsego Pike, Weston, Ohio, Saturday, Sept. 21. The show included classes for equestrians, 8 am pancake breakfast, tack sale, silent auction, a boot race, horseless barrel races, inflatable slide, bucking barista, a chicken lunch and dinner and a special Veteran recognition.

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - In many ways, five-year-old Colton Stanley is your typical kid; he loves sports, his little brother Connor and chocolate milk. Corri Stanley, Colton’s mother, said you wouldn’t know it, but behind the scenes, her son has been fighting. A couple weeks after his fourth birthday, he was diagnosed with T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma.

The Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office released its activity report for the month of September. There are 41 registered sex offenders in the county, and all are in compliance. During the month, six adults were arrested on felony charges. 58 inmates were incarcerated at the Wyandot County Jail during the...

The blue light emergency phones on BGSU’s campus have been removed as of the Fall 2024 semester by university police and administration, according to university bids records and campus police. The security poles, introduced to BGSU in 1996, were located near buildings and parking lots across campus as university-wide...

DELTA, Ohio — To get the full picture of Mike Vicars' coaching journey, it is important to include the humble beginnings and how he first had to navigate his own personal coaching turnaround. A 1981 graduate of Liberty Center, Vicars played defensive end and fullback for coach Jim Meeker's 1980 Tigers team that started 9-0 before losing an NWOAL title showdown to Archbold and then dropping the program's first playoff game. After starting classes in 1981 at Bowling Green State University, where he completed his bachelor's degree in 1987, Vicars dived into coaching as an assistant under Meeker at LC for three years (1981-83). He then spent three seasons at Delta (1984-86) before landing his first head coaching post in 1987 at Holgate, where his teams went 0-10 and 1-9. From there, it didn't get much better when he became head coach at Ada (21-40 record, 1989-94), as his first three Bulldogs teams went 1-9, 0-10, and 3-7.