Ohio lawmaker, business person, resident react to marijuana bill
Ohio Senate Bill 56 would add more regulations in a stated effort to protect children. Some say it goes too far and pushes ...
Toledo goes red for women with annual luncheon raising awareness for heart health | #11Together
WTOL 11 anchor Caylee Kirby was emcee at the event, sharing her grandmother's story of survival. The 2025 Go Red for Women ...
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Black-owned Black Frog Brewery to make history with Midtown location
An Army veteran who began making and selling beer out of his garage in Toledo in 2014, Harris described himself as a “ball of ...
Ohio destination among 50 most beautiful places in America, report says
If you’re already looking ahead to warmer weather and making summer travel plans, one specific destination in Ohio should be on your list to visit, according to a recent report. Hocking Hills State ...
Darryle Johnson credits Toledo arts education for role in Glasgow festival debut
Toledo native Darryle Johnson will star in a film making its world premiere at the renowned Glasgow Film Festival next week. Stationed at Home, set on Christmas Eve 1998, follows a taxi driver ...
Ohio colleges and universities are cutting DEI programs, staff. Here's what we know
Diversity, equity and inclusion work at colleges and universities are under heightened scrutiny this year. Here's how Ohio ...
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Business leaders: Ohio stands at a pivotal moment. Bold action is needed now. | Opinion
Ohio's business leaders say the state's economy is rising, but continued success is not guaranteed. Here's what must be done.
Toledo’s convenience store license program costs more to operate than it takes in, city leaders say it’s showing promise
City of Toledo leaders said they’ve heard plenty of frustrations from their constituents about local convenience stores.