Legal fight drags on over whether a Lucas County court will force Block Communications to pay nearly $1 million for moving its lines during the Summit Street reconstruction project.
Toledo’s next big opportunity -- 60 acres ready for whatever company wants it. Maybe auto suppliers, logistics, distribution, maybe even companies looking to bring production back to the United States.
FedEx says it’s working to implement contingencies to address service delays, asking people not to come there to ask about their packages. But customers for reasons of business and health are fed up.
There was no known pushback to recognizing Juneteenth as a city of Toledo holiday in 2022 and beyond. Further in the ordinance, the city would replace Good Friday’s paid holiday with Juneteenth. That didn’t sit well.
A confusing report from the FBI is leading to many new questions about the government’s federal bribery case against four suspended Toledo city council members.
Homeowners in Westmoreland thought Toledo Edison crews were there to fix the issue Thursday, but the workers ran into a problem -- no one had cleaned up the downed trees yet.
“I think policing is only one part of the solution,” said Kapszukiewicz. “I think it is wrong and simplistic to say the only thing we need to do is address a spike in crime is police policies or hiring police."
State law says firefighters who contract cancer are presumed to have contracted it through their job and can get worker’s compensation. But the City of Toledo is fighting those claims.
Council members Yvonne Harper, Tyrone Riley, Larry Sykes and Gary Johnson are all facing federal charges in what prosecutors call a bribery and extortion scheme.
The issues are not a long wait or a back up getting into the system. The claims are approved but the money is the issue -- someone is hacking accounts and getting that cash.
Monday afternoon a Wood County judge denied a temporary restraining order sought by the city of Northwood to get that nuisance declared and order the property cleaned up.
A UT team just received more than a million dollars from the US Army Corps of Engineers. Part of the research will study viruses attacking the cyanobacteria cells, causing them to burst and release toxins, which happened in 2014.
