Ariyl Onstott
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Toledo, OH, United States
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TFRD: Accidental house fires on the rise during pandemic
Toledo Fire says there are more accidental house fires in the city this year than last year. Staying home during COVID-19, dry Christmas trees are factors. → Read More
Local treatment facility 'busier than ever before' amidst pandemic
Recovery advocates are worried that the opioid epidemic has worsened due to the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
The Ability Center's 'Tech for Rec' closet offers adaptive toy borrowing
Switch-adaptive toys allow users to control the items in ways that fit their learning style. → Read More
City a little cleaner after volunteer litter picker-uppers descend on south and east Toledo
If you want to get involved, there is one more summer litter pick-up scheduled for September 12. → Read More
Trading fireworks for tears: Community grieves officer's loss at Fourth of July memorial
Anthony Dia's family, friends, and complete strangers visit his memorial to say goodbye. → Read More
'It can be lonely' | Toledo firefighters reflect on Black History Month
The fire chief and a rookie firefighter share their stories and experiences. → Read More
Nature's Nursery gearing up for spring and you can help the animals too
If you want to help a critter in your yard, give Nature's Nursery in Whitehouse a call. Staff will often have you monitor the situation. → Read More
Take FREE yoga classes at Toledo-Lucas County Library
The classes will introduce the basics of Ashtanga Yoga, including breathing techniques. Yoga is at Main Library downtown every Thursday at 5:30 p.m. until Feb. 13. → Read More
Foster home shortage threatens Lucas County Children's Services resources
To help combat the shortage of foster families, Lucas County Children's Services are teaming up with Toledo-Lucas County Public Library. → Read More
How to safely plan your fall camping trip
Here are some tips on which products are worth your money and how to protect yourself from mosquitoes. → Read More
TPD officer explains why self defense skills are crucial for young students
Back to school means kids will face new environments and maybe even new dangers. A police officer says your kids should know self-defense techniques at any age. → Read More
Local Officers Run Special Olympics Torch across Lucas County
It's all to support the Special Olympics. → Read More
Eastside Bar Owners Facing Flack Over Bar Name
They say the controversy is a misunderstanding. → Read More
6 tips to keep your home safe when you're out on vacation
Vacation and summer months provide the perfect opportunities for thieves. → Read More
Strike continues: Mercy Health St. Vincent workers continue strike 24 hours later, Mercy releases insight to their offer
Strike organizer said many nurses don't want to strike and are heartbroken about it, especially during National Nurses Week → Read More
Caught Dumping? You’ll wear handcuffs.
Toledo City leaders will be enforcing stricter penalties for illegal dumping in the Glass City. They announced a zero tolerance policy Thursday afternoon. → Read More
Local family grieving loss of son
Kyle Notheis’ body was found at Highland Park Friday morning → Read More
Neighbors React After Body Discovered at Highlands Park
Neighbors told WTOL they were surprised to hear their park was turned into a crime scene and have mixed feelings about their neighborhood. → Read More
Sherrod Brown visits Toledo, reintroduces POWER Act
Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-OH, joined Lucas County Sheriff John Tharp in Toledo Friday to lay out a federal bipartisan bill he is supporting aimed at fighting the drug epidemic. → Read More
Sex trafficking victim speaks in former pastor Anthony Haynes’ trial
Closing arguments are expected to take place Wednesday morning. → Read More