Good morning, Toledo.

The city of Toledo announced a new initiative that will gather feedback from residents to address housing needs in the Old South End.

Neighbors can share input as the plan develops.

Residents along Talmadge Road between Sulgrave Drive and McGregor Lane have repeatedly asked Toledo Edison to repair four streetlights damaged in crashes over the past 14 months, and neighbors say the dark entrances raise safety concerns (they pay for these services).

Toledo Public Schools will add 12 electric buses to its fleet next school year through a partnership with Hyland Electric Fleets, with the project backed by $4.7 million in EPA funding.

The buses will serve daily routes and offer hands-on training (including electronic vehicle certification) for students.

Sarah Staudt is set to graduate in May from UToledo’s HPFP program after hands-on internships at Healthy Athletes, The Ability Center and Flower Hospital helped shape her path in exercise science.

She credits dedicated faculty for guiding her practical learning experience.

New research shows tornado activity is shifting east, leaving our area with steady totals but fewer strong tornadoes since the 2010 Lake Township event, and experts say residents should stay prepared as weather patterns evolve (with higher fall and spring risks).

A Toledo report detailed new federal & state income tax rules for 2025 on March 19, urging residents who delay filing to check the adjustments.

Taxpayers are advised to prepare for potential differences in their returns.

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services announced that SNAP recipients who lost food during power outages of at least four hours in last week’s storms can apply for replacement funds.

This policy helps support those affected by the outages.

Whiteford Township’s board approved a new water study on March 19 to assess local well conditions (officials said more details will follow soon).

The study aims to guide future water resource decisions.

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.

The Paxton-Spangler Band Performance

7-10:30 p.m. — TolHouse — Ticketed event — Enjoy a night of live music from lifelong friends and talented musicians RJ Spangler and Tbone Paxton.

Toledo Mud Hens vs. St. Paul Saints

4:05 – 5:05 p.m. — Fifth Third Field — $17.00 - $24.97 — Watch thrilling minor league baseball action as the Mud Hens face off against the Saints.

Mainstream and The Family with Special Guest Hollow

8 p.m. – 11:59 p.m. — The Switchboard — Free entry — Enjoy an epic night of original hip-hop, reggae, funk, and dreamy alt rock from talented local bands.