Good morning, Toledo.

A Toledo resident is frustrated by a vacant Champlain Street property that has piled trash and rats that stop her from using her backyard.

The owner, Matthew Boyer (inherited inadvertently after his dad’s death), has begun cleanup but the site is not yet up to code and may face fines.

Acoustics for Autism, now in its 19th year, raised over $200,000 for Project iAm as thousands of local volunteers gathered—supporting families and strengthening community bonds.

Lucas County Canine Care and Control will host a St. Pawtrick’s Day adoption event from March 15 to March 21 that lets adopters pick a coin to reveal a fee from $0 to $50 plus requires a $25 dog license.

The offer applies only to dogs 5 months and older.

The feature gives an inside look at the historic Libbey home where a renowned industrial leader once lived (rare video footage shows personal artifacts that speak to the family’s legacy).

This piece connects the community with its past.

Toledo Jeep workers have not received promised profit-sharing checks from Stellantis, and families like Stephen Hinojosa (a father of three) see the missing money at grocery aisles and gas pumps.

After Wednesday's storm, Point Place residents saw raw sewage flooding their basements as sewers were overwhelmed, and city crews responded on 109th Street resolving about 80% of calls+ affected homeowners still await full repairs.

Unison Health will renovate a downtown building into a child wellness campus to address a care gap for children in the area.

The project is part of a statewide effort to improve pediatric services.

Toledo's women’s basketball team beat UMass 67-56 in MAC Tournament quarterfinal action at Rocket Arena in Cleveland on Wednesday.

The Rockets advance to the semifinals and will face Ball State today.

The Toledo Celtics Women’s Rugby Club is recruiting new players to join their team and build a community that values skill and teamwork (details for practice sessions and upcoming matches are available).

Bryan Blair, UToledo’s athletic director, was hired by Syracuse on Mar.

12 at 5:00 p.m.—prompting UToledo to launch a search for a replacement.

Sewing Machine Workshop: Create Your Own Zippered Bag

1-4 p.m. — Vod's Here, Sewing & Crafting Emporium — Supplies provided — Craft a stylish zippered pouch perfect for makeup, travel, or gifts.

TSYO Side by Side with TSO

3-5 p.m. — Peristyle Theatre — Free entry — Support the next generation of musicians performing alongside the Toledo Symphony.

Heartbeat of Toledo Annual Fundraising Banquet 2026

6-8 p.m. — Hilton Garden Inn Toledo Perrysburg — Reserve your seat — Support local families while enjoying dinner and inspiring stories.

Kitten Shower Donation Drive

3-9 p.m. — Toledo Humane Society — Donations welcome — Help stock the Orphaned Kitten Nursery and support local cats in need during kitten season.

Glass City Wranglers vs. Grove City Whitetails

6-9 p.m. — Glass City Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience thrilling professional basketball action along with engaging entertainment in downtown Toledo.

Garden Brothers Nuclear Circus

4:30-10:30 p.m. — Franklin Park Mall — Ticket prices vary — Experience an exciting night of thrilling circus performances and entertainment for all ages.

Walking Down Main Concert

7-10 p.m. — Frankie's Toledo — Tickets available — Enjoy an uplifting evening with live music featuring Walking Down Main's heartfelt compositions.

Glass City Wranglers Basketball Game

7-10 p.m. — Glass City Center — Tickets vary — Experience fast-paced professional basketball with family-friendly entertainment and food options.

Bloomington Bison at Toledo Walleye

5:15-6:15 p.m. — Huntington Center — Free for kids 12 & under — Celebrate Kids Takeover Night with mascots, giveaways, and a postgame open skate.

Glass City Wranglers vs. Hamilton Huskers

6-9 p.m. — Glass City Center — Ticket prices vary — Catch the fast-paced action as the Wranglers face off against the Huskers in a lively basketball game.