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11 people escape house fire in Toledo
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Eleven people were able to safely make it out of a fire at a Toledo home early Saturday morning, according to Toledo Fire and Rescue (TFRD). The fire happened at a home on Birchall Road shortly after 5 a.m. on Nov. 7. TFRD officials at the...
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To the editor: Say it ain’t so, Blade
Call me old fashioned, a relic of the past, sentimental, or just an old shoe but I’m someone who still enjoys my morning newspaper, these days with a good cup of coffee. And, my life journey with The Blade has been just that. For someone whose entire life has been intertwined with our local newspaper, the thought of it being gone is very hard to comprehend but not difficult to understand. For me it began in the late 1950s with reading the funny papers. In those days, there were The Toledo Blade and Toledo Times. So, there was always plenty of old newspapers around the house to wrap a casserole in, use as kindling, or to dispose of fish cleanings. Plus, local reporting was a staple which created lots of opportunities for area kids to get their picture in the paper. Read more letters to the editor Like many in Toledo, I had a Blade route. Better to have that one than a Times route, which entailed getting up very early and completing your task before sunrise and school. Had the big basket on my bike, could fold a newspaper tightly and as fast as anyone at the station on
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Toledo councilwoman calls for traffic safety upgrades after teen hit on Eleanor Avenue
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A Toledo City Council member is calling for action after a 15-year-old girl was hit by a car Thursday on Eleanor Avenue. District 6 Councilwoman Theresa Morris wants the city to consider bringing back a traffic light that used to be at Commonwealth and Eleanor. “This...
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Common Pleas filings received on November 6, 2026
"CI" are the letters of designation for inquiries on Common Pleas Civil Cases:. “TF” are the letters of designation for inquiries on Common Pleas Tax Foreclosure Cases:. CI202604682 Ally Bank Lease Trust vs Megan Walton, et al. Action for judgment of $15050.11 w/int & cost alleged due for balance due and owing. Tricia Maciejewski (0083441) assigned to Judge Goulding.
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Mission Point Breaks Ground in Toledo for 65 Homes for Chronically Homeless
Six years of planning turned into shovels in the ground Friday in downtown Toledo, where Cherry Street Mission and Lucas Metropolitan Housing broke ground on Mission Point, a $22 million apartment development that will create 65 permanent homes for people experiencing chronic homelessness. The Blade reported the groundbreaking Friday, describing a project six years in […]
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Toledo-Lucas Health Department building closed during move
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The Toledo-Lucas County Health Department (TLCHD) will close its building on Erie St. from November 9 through 13 and move into a new building. The health department said that Vital Statistics will remain open to the public from 8:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. on November 9, 10 and 12.
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‘Dial M for Murder’ adds new twists to classic Hitchcock mystery
The opening line of “Dial M for Murder” is playfully grim – little does Margot know just how much thought has been put into the question. Toledo Repertoire Theatre is putting on Jeffrey Hatcher’s adaptation of “Dial M for Murder” under the direction of Nancy Wright. Catch the show Nov. 6-8 and 12-15 at 16 Tenth Street in Toledo. You can purchase tickets online or at the box office.
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Oregon Woman Admits Laundering $82K in Phishing Scam That Hit Ohio Dispensary
An Oregon woman pleaded guilty on November 4 in Muskingum County Common Pleas Court to one count of money laundering, a third-degree felony, in a phishing scam that diverted more than $82,000 from an Ohio dispensary chain with a facility in the Zanesville area, the Zanesville Times Recorder reported. Arianna May Stark, 27, of Oregon, […]
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New Toledo police chief takes reins amid budget challenges
Michael Troendle, who retired Nov. 1 as Toledo police chief, reflected for a moment about not being the city’s top cop anymore. “It’s a surreal feeling after being in the department for 33 years,” he said. “This has been my entire adult life.” Kevin Braun, previously assistant chief, took over as chief Nov. 2. “Change is good,” Mr. Troendle said. “Chief Braun will have newer ideas. That is a good thing. Me leaving opens up opportunities for some of our younger officers to be promoted. You’re breathing in new blood, and that’s a good thing for an organization. I’m excited to see what Kevin does with the department.” Chief Braun, 47, called his new job challenging. “We’ve been lucky enough to have a three-month transition period from the time of the announcement in July,” Chief Braun said. Mr. Troendle has been his mentor, he said. “We worked so closely together. So the transition period was much longer than three months,” Chief Braun said. “I feel about as prepared as a person could feel going into a job. But the reality is, I’ve never been chief here before. I still have a lot to learn.” Top priorities Chief Braun said his
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Briggs: Our updated ranking of the MAC's best football stadiums
SACRAMENTO — Some people climb mountains. Others sail the seven seas or visit the Seven Wonders. I go to Mid-American Conference football stadiums. With my trip last week to cover Toledo at Sacramento State, I’ve now checked all 13 current venues off the bucket list I didn’t know I had. So, naturally, it’s time to revisit our rankings. Borrowing from our list a few years ago, here goes, the top places to watch a football game in the MAC: 1. Glass Bowl, Toledo (capacity: 26,038, opened 1936): Call it a hometown pick, but most MAC coaches, players, and fans would agree. Built as a Works Progress Administration project, the Glass Bowl is an enduring classic. Simply, it’s the one MAC venue that has a big-time feel, from the enclosed horseshoe seating bowl to the three-story tower of suites that wouldn’t be out of place in the Big Ten. 2. Waldo Stadium, Western Michigan (30,200, 1939): Where’s Waldo? Right near the top of our list. I like everything about the place. The hillside setting. The seats on all four sides. The trains rumbling past during games. The horse leading the Broncos onto the field. Throw in Kalamazoo's brewery scene, and you
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Eight Sue Toledo Trucking Firm Over Chemical That Poured Into Air for 48 Hours
Eight people who say they were sickened by a chemical release over North Toledo have sued the trucking company involved, accusing it of unsafe transfer procedures that let a probable carcinogen pour into the air for nearly 48 hours. The lawsuit was filed against M.C. Tank Transport and its parent company, The Kenan Advantage Group, […]
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Toledo women's rally falls short against Michigan State before big crowd at Savage Arena
With a Big Ten opponent and a big crowd, the stage was set for a big afternoon Saturday at Savage Arena. Michigan State had other ideas. A fast Toledo start and a spirited late rally weren't quite enough as the Rockets came up short, 72-64, before a crowd of 4,543. UT (0-2) ultimately had few answers for Michigan State star guard Kennedy Blair, who had a game-high 28 points and 11 rebounds to help the Spartans (2-0) build an 18-point lead in the third quarter and hold off a late push by the hosts. Jyah LoVett led Toledo with 16 points; Kendall Carruthers and Evalyse Cole added 14 and 12 points, respectively. “Thank you to everyone who came out today,” Toledo coach Ginny Boggess said. “An incredible crowd for a very good opponent. We thank Robyn [Fralick] and her team for coming down. Not a lot of people want to play at Savage. It was a hard-fought battle. We’ve got to fix the obvious things: fouling, turnovers … but a really good fight. We prepared like we always do to fight to defend the home court, and we just fell a little short.” Fralick — who spent five successful seasons
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Deputy fire chief placed on paid leave after harassment complaint
A high-ranking Toledo Fire & Rescue Department officer is on paid leave after being accused of sexually harassing behavior. Deputy Chief Danny Brown-Martinez is the subject of an ongoing internal investigation and is on paid administrative leave pending the outcome, said Sheldon Collins, a department spokesman. “Consistent with departmental policy and the collective bargaining agreement, the department will not comment on the specific allegations, circumstances, or details of an ongoing internal investigation,” Mr. Collins said. City spokesman Amy Voigt had no further comment Friday about the disciplinary proceedings. Peter Pattakos, lawyer for Chief Brown-Martinez, said the allegations arose while his client was on medical leave and involve an accuser with an incentive to lie about him. “This involves a public servant with nearly 30 years of exemplary service and no prior disciplinary history,” Mr. Pattakos said. “...There are substantial concerns about how this matter has been handled and whether he has been afforded due process and a fair opportunity to respond.” The attorney said he expects Chief Brown-Martinez to ultimately be vindicated of any wrongdoing.