Daily
Toledo
Monday, January 19th, 2026
Good morning, Toledo. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 19th of January.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Hundreds gathered on Clayton Street Sunday night to voice concerns over new immigration policy changes. The hour-long rally highlighted active local community engagement. The Blade
- ➤ Friends of Library Fundraising volunteers collect donated books and unused titles and host recurring sales every five to six weeks to raise funds for the library (a key community effort) and support local readers. WTVG
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ Kay's Table in Sylvania is set to reopen in January with a renewed menu of authentic southeast Asian fare following owner Kay Xiong Le’s decision last August to keep the restaurant open. The five-year legacy continues with updated dishes for returning patrons. The Blade
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Bowling Green State University said WBGU-TV will stop airing PBS programming after June 30 due to federal funding cuts that remove over 40% of its budget. The station will shift to limited livestreaming of university events (including commencements and athletic contests) and increase hands-on opportunities for students. WTOL
- ➤ Following library budget cuts, Friends of the Library raised funds with its three-day book sale at the Book Center at 1301 N. Reynolds Road, selling 1,000 books in January. The nonprofit will host another sale Feb. 26-28 with books at $1 and Saturday bags for $8 & support library programs. WTVG
- ➤ The Toledo Federation of Teachers president outlined the union’s perspective on TPS’s plans to transform the district and encouraged responsible alcohol use during Dry January (a call for moderation). WTOL
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Toledo doctors must complete ongoing training to keep their licensure current - a move that may cause occasional delays in appointments as they enhance their skills for better patient care. The requirement ensures local healthcare providers stay updated with the latest practices. The Blade
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Toledo Walleye ended the weekend with a 3-0 loss to the visiting Bloomington Bison. The team had several goal chances + near misses but did not score a goal against the opponents. The Blade
- ➤ Area girls basketball teams are racing for their 2025-26 conference championship titles with less than one month until the OHSAA season begins as coaches prepare for competitive play. The Blade
-
Dinosaur World Live
7-9 p.m. — Valentine Theatre — Tickets $15-$20 — Experience a thrilling, sensory-friendly adventure with life-like dinosaurs on stage.
-
Julia LaBay: Space & Construct(ion) Public Reception
6-8 p.m. — 20 North Gallery & Venue — Free entry — Explore a solo exhibition of captivating metal and wood sculptures and mixed media by Julia LaBay.
-
Dr. Seuss and the Symphony
3-5 p.m. — Peristyle Theatre — Family-friendly event — Experience a musical journey with Dr. Seuss stories and activities for all ages.
-
Make & Take Workshop for All Ages
$15 Workshop — 5:30-8:30 p.m. — Board & Brush Creative Studio - Sylvania — $15 to create unique crafts with provided materials and step-by-step guidance.
-
Ethan Timm Performance
6-10 p.m. — Buffalo Rock Brewing Company — Cost not specified — Enjoy a night of soulful rock music from Ohio musician Ethan Timm.
-
Julia LaBay: Space & Construct(ion) Art Exhibit
12 – 4 p.m. — 20 North Gallery & Venue — Free entry — Experience a solo exhibition featuring metal and wood sculptures, bronze casting, and mixed media exploring symbolism and power.
-
Julia LaBay: Space & Construct(ion) Art Exhibit
12-4 p.m. — 20 North Gallery & Venue — Free entry — Explore metal and wood sculptures alongside mixed media that delve into powerful symbolism.
-
42nd Annual Toledo Excel Aspiring Youth Conference
8:30-11:30 a.m. — Lancelot Thompson Student Union — Free entry — Empowering youth with notable speakers addressing education, mental health, and personal transformation.
-
Julia LaBay: Space & Construct(ion) Exhibit
12-4 p.m. — 20 North Gallery & Venue — Free entry — Discover the intriguing blend of metal and wood sculptures alongside captivating prints and mixed media.
-
Authors! with Mary Kubica
7-8 p.m. — Main Library - Toledo Lucas County Public Library — Free entry — Discover the secrets behind the captivating storytelling of bestselling thriller author Mary Kubica.
No new real estate listings today. You can submit one here.
No new job posts today. You can submit one here.
No new community announcements today. You can submit one here.
TODAY'S FOOD FOR THOUGHT
The grass is greener where you water it.
~ Neil Barringham
About Daily Toledo
Welcome to the Daily Toledo, your community newsletter that's anything but snooze-worthy, packed with positive, impactful local news + events across the Toledo, Ohio community. If you like the Daily Toledo, support us by subscribing to our email newsletter and sharing us with your friends and family in Toledo.
Advertising Opportunities
Advertising with us will make sure you stay at the top of everyone's mind—in Toledo and across Ohio. You can learn more here. We'll work together to build a custom plan to hit your goals this year.
Alternatively, you can submit events, announcements, real estate listings, and job postings. We'll include them in our newsletter on whichever dates you like.
Community, delivered
Our hyper-local media company activates communities through daily email newsletters that curate the most positive, impactful local news + events – all for free.
Subscribe to Daily Toledo
A free Toledo community newsletter.
- Daily local news
- We curate the most positive, impactful local news + events.
- 6AM City
- A publication of 6AM City, the nation's leading local newsletter-first media network. Nominate your city.
© 6AM City Inc. 2025. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy. Terms of Service. Questions? Contact us here
Sitemap: https://dailytoledo.com/sitemap