Good morning, Toledo.

A Venezuelan man named Anthony Emmanuel Labrador-Sierra used false documents to pose as a 16-year-old at Perrysburg High School and has been charged with unlawful firearm possession, making false statements, and falsifying documents—he was arrested on Friday and will appear in court on May 27.

Federal charges have been added for a Venezuelan man accused of posing as a Perrysburg high schooler.

Today, UToledo hosts the Hometown Heroes Glass City Live concert at the Glass Bowl with a performance by Zac Brown Band—Bryan Blair and Rocket football players Carter Fouty and Emilio Duran shared details about the event.

Dr. James Paul Holloway was named the new president of the University of Toledo during a Thursday morning news conference on campus—he will begin his duties on July 15 and serve until June 30 with an annual salary of $635,000 following a national search led by the Board of Trustees. He succeeds Dr. Gregory Postel, who left for the University of Cincinnati.

UToledo will host over a dozen summer camps this summer for kids to build athletic skills plus explore educational interests.

On May 23, Toledo declared Riverside Mobile Home Park at 18 City Park Ave. unfit for human habitation because dangerous, unsanitary and inhumane conditions from years of owner neglect threatened residents' health—residents have 30 days to find new housing while police and the Homelessness Board help with the transition and officials plan property remediation at the owner's expense once the park is empty.

Norma Ramos-Prater works at the Lucas County Prosecutor’s Office in Toledo to help domestic violence and legal victims by providing translation, support, and access to resources—she also teaches language classes and connects clients to community services at the Sofia Quintero Art & Cultural Center. Despite upcoming funding cuts, she remains committed to ensuring victims understand their rights.

A local woman and the Ability Center Toledo are calling for action to update current infrastructure to better meet ADA laws (noting that existing facilities lack proper accessibility) and urging a review of these standards (to ensure community members can safely use local services).

Senior Captain Parker Conlan helped St. Francis de Sales secure a 13-6 playoff win against local rivals St. John's Jesuit by scoring four goals and playing through a minor injury—the team will advance to the regional semifinals and face Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit at Conway Memorial Stadium on May 27.

Toledo Farmers Market Flower Days

8 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Toledo Farmers' Market — Free entry — Discover fresh local produce, artisan goods, and vibrant flowers at this beloved market event.

Poetry Workshop & Book Discussion

6-8 p.m. — Panera Bread — Free entry — Share your original poems and engage in enlightening discussions every Monday in May.

Louisville Bats vs. Toledo Mud Hens

6:05 PM — Fifth Third Field — Tickets available — Catch an exciting matchup between the Louisville Bats and Toledo Mud Hens.

Senior Health & Fitness Day 2025

3-7 p.m. — Aviva Glendale — Free entry — Celebrate senior wellness with fun games and Bingo in Toledo, OH.

Collage Classical Chamber Series: Sure On This Shining Night

6:30-8 p.m. — Toledo Club — $25, $15 for students — Experience a captivating recital featuring American and British Art Song in the beautiful Red Room.

2025 NADD Toledo Kennel Club

May 30 - Jun 1 — Lucas County Agricultural Society — $30 per dog splash — Compete in distance jumps and qualifiers for NADD titles at this dog diving event.

Candlelight: Neo-Soul and Hip-Hop Favorites

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Summit Toledo — Tickets required — Experience a magical evening of neo-soul and hip-hop classics under candlelight.

FreeN' Fun Music Bingo

5-7 p.m. — JD's Pub — Free entry — Enjoy a lively evening of music bingo where you mark your cards with song titles while singing along.

Personal Finance Workshop: Navigating Tough Economies

5:30-6:30 p.m. — ProMedica Ebeid Center — Free entry — Equip yourself with strategies to manage finances effectively during economic challenges.

2025 Annual White Elephant Rummage Sale

5-8 p.m. — St. Pat's Cafeteria & Gymnasium — Free entry — Score amazing deals and discover hidden treasures to support the Toledo community.