The dealership will host a 60th anniversary celebration for clients and vendors that includes a DJ, food, a photo booth, and other activities.

Glass City Center will feature hundreds of artists TOLEDO – There are several reasons why someone might want a tattoo. Some people use them as a way to pay homage […]

The Toledo Planned Parenthood: Birth control options, price of care, and the reality of providing health care under funding stress.

The $1,009,612,154 total operating budget for the city was approved after deliberation by Toledo City Council, and millions in cuts.

For 20 years, Springfield Township has held fundraising events all summer long. Each, their event raises money for the community.

Whether it's a pawprint in the mud or a photo on a trail cam, coyotes leave evidence of their presence all over northwest Ohio.

Gov. Mike DeWine granted the Save The Bridge Association's request for additional time to complete an alternative engineering report.

The May 5 primary election is almost here; here's what you need to know prior to voting. This resource is updated regulary.

WHITEHOUSE – When Whitehouse Village Council meets on April 21 to consider rezoning 37.99 for a proposed 80-home subdivision, their task is not to determine lot widths or layouts, but […]

At the Toledo City Council Meeting on March 31, the Refuse and Recycling provider for Toledo was changed to Priority Waste, L.L.C.

Episode 7 of Toledo Works This week, Stephen Zenner sits down with three artists from different disciplines who are making a living in Toledo doing what they love. Stephen begins […]

Providence Township trustees are considering a moratorium on the construction of data centers, much like Waterville Township has done.

Micheline Brewer's Life Is Terminal And So Is This Cold Sore explores the realities of life through a mixture of prose, poetry, and vignettes.

Don Lee contributes editorial cartoons to the Toledo Free Press. You can find more of his work in the Humorists section of our site.

Marc Paulenich was named the new chief executive officer of Hart in January 2026, supporting the agency’s continued growth.

After Lourdes University announced its imminent closure, other universities began preparing to take in students who will need to transfer.

The Northwest Ohio Cancer Research Institute: a University of Toledo program that works to improve Toledo Healthcare.

The Stranahan Theater will be featuring eight performances of The Great Gatsby, bringing F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic story to life.

The Farm Labor Organizing Committee (FLOC) makes a statement about the sexual assault allegations against César Chávez.

President of the Board of Lucas County Commissioners, Lisa Sobecki, briefed press on her recent travel to D.C. with the TRA.

The AW High School senior – one of two from Ohio chosen for the United States Senate Youth Program (USSYP) went to D.C. this month.

At the end of April, 17 Anthony Wayne High School students will compete in DECA's International Career Development Conference in Atlanta.

Honking, drums and speeches were all features of the third No Kings rally in downtown Toledo at Promenade Park.

Waterville plans to sell 110 acres of city-owned land; it was discussed in the March 23 Waterville City Council meeting.

Providence Township Fire Chief Rick Triggs reported new DEA requirements and an adjustment to Lucas County's 911 dispatching system.

Monclova Township Trustees agreed to send four proposed zoning text amendments to the Lucas County Planning Commission for review.

Yoga Studios are some of the best ways to find calm. This roundup around the Toledo area will help you find your next zen hotspot.

The Maritime Academy of Toledo showcased student art during its first exhibition at Truth Colours Art Gallery on the weekend of March 20-22.

Whitehouse Village Council held a first reading on an ordinance to rezone 37.99 acres for Country Meadows South - a proposed subdivision.

Ohio voters will decide on their congressional representatives, one of the state’s U.S. Senate seats, and who will replace Gov. DeWine.

Communities across the United States' 250th anniversary - with fireworks, displays and activities for all ages.

Akron is the first team to win three MAC Championships in a row, and Toledo will surely come back next season looking for their second title.

A special Committee of the Whole took place Tuesday, March 10 regarding resolutions concerning immigration policy for the city.

Maumee-based Levi & Lilac's has built a reputation as both a whiskey destination and a gathering place steeped in history.

Harbinger-of-Spring are modest little wildflowers that are members of the carrot family. Their appearance means that spring is nigh.

The event was also a call for every dollar the region was allocated initially to be spent, as Congress had intended.

If they haven’t already, Ohio’s mated adult bald eagles will soon be sitting on eggs – as many as three of them.

Monclova Township trustees approved a one-year employment contract with retiring Springfield Township Administrator Michael Hampton II.

This week, Waterville should know whether Gov. Mike DeWine will extend a one-year pause on demolition of the Roche de Boeuf Interurban bridge

In response to rising property taxes across the country, citizen groups are seeking to reduce or to eliminate property taxes.

Three Anthony Wayne-area communities have imposed temporary moratoriums on data centers. How each community is using that pause varies.

On March 3, Grass listened as Whitehouse Village Council held a public hearing for his third attempt at rezoning, this time to an R-2.

The dark-eyed junco will be leaving us in the coming weeks as spring approaches, along with the purple finch and tree sparrow.

Inverness has seen its share of historic events, and more history will be made when the U.S. Open returns to the historic club, in 2045.

A teacher from Ohio Virtual Academy was named Best K-12 Teacher in the ninth annual Tech Edvocate Awards in 2025.

Toledo City Council resolved not to lease part of the parking lot at Detwiler Park to The Toledo Edison Company for temporary storage.

Spencer Township is a rural community that has been around since the 1800s, though many people might not know much about its history.

WATERVILLE – “We are still in the fight,” Save The Bridge Association member Barb Bruno announced to Waterville City Council during its Feb. 23 meeting. Flanked by fellow STBA members […]