Good morning, Toledo.

A local church’s community garden is in its 25th season of providing food and classes to neighbors; it continues a long-standing effort to support local families.

Gloria Edmond told 13 Action News that leaning trees near her home have raised safety concerns for nearly a decade, as she worries they could crash and cause damage.

Registration is now open for the Police Athletic League’s fall sports programs for kids, as announced by officer Kimberly Williams.

The programs aim to help children see police in a new light.

A Toledo woman fears that three large trees on a neighbor's property will fall on her house when winter arrives, threatening her kitchen and bedroom.

She says the city can only trim overhanging branches, leaving her uncertain about a full solution.

Gas prices in the area are expected to climb as Labor Day may see the highest pump prices + a neighboring state's gas tax break ends this weekend, prompting drivers to brace for increased costs.

Amends Recovery will open next week in Oregon as the first substance abuse treatment center with 50 sober living beds and extended hours for those needing help.

The facility hosts an open house (6 p.m. today) for the community to meet the staff.

Angela Petree, cardiopulmonary rehab clinic supervisor at UToledo Health, explains simple exercise ideas for seniors to stay active and boost heart health.

University of Toledo Medical Center began offering transcranial magnetic stimulation for treatment-resistant depression yesterday, explained by UToledo Health psychiatrist Dr. Garrett Spradley (the treatment gives local patients a new option).

Memory Lane Care Services celebrated a decade of helping those with Alzheimer’s and supporting caregivers on Aug.

31. The milestone underscores the group’s ongoing commitment to care in Toledo.