Two people were shot in South Toledo early today
Share Tweet Share Email Comments Print A couple were shot early today in a South Toledo apartment complex, apparently accidentally, authorities said. Paul and Susan Gianni were shot 3:02 a.m.when they were fighting over a gun at a Garden Lake Apartments residence in the 1000 block of Garden Lake Drive near South Detroit Avenue and Arlington Avenue, according to Toledo police. One of them was treated at the scene and the other was taken to University of Toledo Me..>> view originalToledo high on U.S. 'neediest' list
Share Tweet Share Email Comments Print Toledo ranks 17th out of 150 among America’s “neediest” cities — and Detroit is worst — according to a 2015 analysis released Wednesday by the analytical website Wallethub.com. The data-driven study considered 21 factors its authors deemed relevant to cities’ economic condition such as public health and general well-being, which includes unemployment, homelessness, and crime; educational achievement; debt, foreclosures, and ..>> view original180 Years Ago Today, Ohio and Michigan Made a Deal for Toledo to ...
Wednesday, December 14, 2016 180 Years Ago Today, Ohio and Michigan Made a Deal for Toledo to Join the Buckeye State Posted By Jack Roskopp on Wed, Dec 14, 2016 at 4:19 PM The Toledo Strip is shown in red It was just a..>> view originalHunt has carried the load for Rockets
Share Tweet Share Email Comments Print MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Ever since he put on a University of Toledo jersey for the first time four years ago, senior running back Kareem Hunt has been steadily climbing the program’s all-time rushing list. In the Camellia Bowl against Appalachian State on Saturday, Hunt has a chance to reach the summit. Hunt, with his blend of power, vision and speed, needs just 25 yards to pass Chester Taylor (4,849 career yards from 1998-2001) ..>> view originalUT leader: Result of work for better rank will take time
Share Tweet Share Email Comments Print University of Toledo President Sharon Gaber told an audience of business leaders that the university is committed to improving its national rank but cautioned it will take time to see results of that work. Ms. Gaber spoke Wednesday to a group of about 75 at a Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce business luncheon at the Toledo Museum of Art. She discussed methods UT is using to boost its place in the closely watched U.S. News..>> view originalOhio legislators urged to flip votes on 'Heartbeat' bill
Share Tweet Share Email Comments Print COLUMBUS — Two northwest Ohio legislators are in the crosshairs as supporters of a controversial abortion bill vetoed by Gov. John Kasich try to cobble together votes for a possible override attempt. Janet Folger Porter, president and founder of Faith2Action, has targeted five Republicans in the Ohio House for pressure by advocates of the so-called Heartbeat Bill. All voted “no” or did not cast a vote on the measure which wo..>> view originalSnow, sleet, freezing rain headed this way
Share Tweet Share Email Comments Print An Arctic air mass ushered in near-zero chill to the Toledo area Wednesday morning. Yet while actual air temperatures may be a few degrees warmer at sunrise today, it probably will feel colder than it did 24 hours ago. That’s because a weak air “boundary” passing through northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan overnight will be followed by a rising westerly wind that will lower the area’s windchill values considerably, said Ja..>> view originalAuthorities: 2nd person dies following Michigan house fire
MONROE TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) - Authorities say a 70-year-old man has died of injuries following a house fire in southeastern Michigan that also claimed the life of his 18-year-old grandson. The Monroe County sheriff's department says Ruben Castorena had serious burns following the Tuesday fire in Monroe Township. He was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital in Toledo, Ohio, where the department says he was pronounced dead on Wednesday night. The department says Alex Johnson's body was found inside the..>> view originalToledo bundles for frigid temps
NBC 24's Marcus Espinoza talks with Dr. McCrea at Mercy St. Vincent's about the dangers of hypothermia. TOLEDO, Oh WNWO รข€” With temperatures dipping below twenty degrees, things like hypothermia can land you in a hospital.Dr. Michael McCrea, an emergency physician at Mercy St. Vincent's says it can happen fast. "Anytime it gets cold we worry about hypothermia, we got patients that can be exposed even in short periods of times, whether they're the very young, (or) very old, and the intoxicated a..>> view originalThe Latest: Senate leader says insurance changes appear dead ...
LANSING, Mich. (AP) - The Latest on the Michigan Legislature's final week of voting for the two-year term (all times local): 12:20 a.m. An attempt to make changes to Michigan's auto insurance system to curb medical costs in the final days of the two-year legislative term appears to be dead. Republican Senate Majority Leader Arlan Meekhof told reporters late Wednesday there was "a pretty good deal going" between insurers and hospitals - which had been at odds - but "issues" could not be overcome..>> view original
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