Good morning, Toledo.

Sisters 4 Unity will host its fourth annual Communities Against Gun Violence March & Unity Day on Saturday, inviting Toledo residents to unite in a peaceful demonstration.

Registration is open for an 18-mile Tour De Turtle bike ride on Aug.

30 hosted by Funky Turtle Brewing Company in Toledo that will raise funds for Right Direction Youth to benefit Bikes for Kids.

United Way 211 director Sandra De Steno said local calls about homelessness have increased as funding cuts reduced rent and utility aid, leaving families struggling.

Service providers report that more residents are reaching out for help amid dwindling resources.

Toledo-area businessman Loui Ridi hugged his family goodbye at Detroit Metro Airport on Sunday before leaving for Israel to visit his family's home in the West Bank amid ongoing challenges.

A new Goodwill Outlet has opened on Reynolds Road in Toledo today.

The store sells donated items at affordable prices and aims to become a popular shopping spot for local residents.

Four County Career Center held a ribbon cutting Monday for its 36,000 sqft expansion that will train more welders and electricians.

Teachers started Monday while students begin Wednesday, and the expansion will double trade program enrollment for local job opportunities.

Male katydids rub their wings to create a scratchy call that serves as a free summer concert in local parks.

Director Art Weber (Toledo Metroparks photographer) explains the natural serenade offers a soothing backdrop to late summer evenings.

U.S. 20A will close at Strayer Road in Monclova Township for an ODOT roundabout project on Monday, Aug.

24 & detours are expected to complicate travel near the work zone.

Toledo Harbor dredging will begin in September and continue until December along roughly seven miles of the lower Maumee River.

Last summer, Strictly R&B Park Jam in Toledo offered live music and mental health support as attendees found comfort alongside the concert’s rhythm (a lifeline for many).

Organizers plan to share more details as they continue community outreach.