Good morning, Toledo.

Toledo professors Nancy and Patrick Lawrence became American citizens after 25 years (celebrating their milestone at the University of Toledo).

Donors stepped in with contributions that saved Aurora House from potential closure after a crisis threatened the care it offers in Toledo—ensuring the facility can continue serving residents.

Toledo Marine Corps veteran Phillip Tottenham, 47, is joining a large flotilla—working to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza victims amid the ongoing war.

His involvement aims to bring essential supplies to those in need.

On Friday night, four F-16 jets from the 180th Fighter Wing flew over seven high school football games to honor military families and support Purple Star schools in northwest Ohio—Maumee High School marked the moment with pride as one pilot is an alumnus.

Local fans and military members saw the flyover as a unique celebration of community ties.

Megan and Shawn McClellan ended their fondue business and opened a new pizzeria in a Maumee storefront.

Today, Uptown Fondue + Wine is now called Uptown Pizzeria + Wine and will serve pizza to local customers.

Public officials across the country are under investigation for online posts about Charlie Kirk's death, including a Toledo fire department member whose post linking the shooting to political views prompted an internal probe and precautionary station lockdown—while a local school board member apologized for using a laughing emoji.

Unison Health is renovating Whitney Manor into a 20-unit housing project for chronically homeless residents—its permanent supportive housing will be completed in the coming months.

ProMedica Flower Hospital will move its obstetrics program to Toledo Hospital after the health system announced the plan last Friday.

Brayden Brown rushed for three touchdowns as Eastwood beat Rossford 41-0 in their NBC opener at home in Pemberville—an impressive shutout win that set a strong start to the season.

On Friday, Napoleon's defense led the Wildcats to a 23-15 win over Clay by forcing two pick-six plays—big turnovers—and stopping a late drive that sealed the game.

During Saturday's football game between Toledo and Morgan State, Toledo led 3—0 at the end of the second quarter while analysts awaited further updates on the game's progress.

On Friday the Toledo Mud Hens beat the Louisville Bats 12-4 at Fifth Third Field as Jung and Anderson helped the team score double-digit runs for a second straight win—fueling local team pride.

Oakland Golden Grizzlies vs. Bowling Green Falcons Women's Volleyball

6-7:30 p.m. — Stroh Center — Ticket prices vary — Watch the Golden Grizzlies take on the Falcons in an exciting women's volleyball match.

WWE Friday Night SmackDown

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Huntington Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience thrilling matches featuring top WWE superstars like Cody Rhodes and Tiffany Stratton.

Jupmode Anniversary Celebration

3-7 p.m. — JUPMODE — Free entry — Celebrate Jupmode's anniversary with food, drinks, and fun activities for all ages.

Oktoberfest Celebration

12-8 p.m. — Maumee Bay Brew Pub — Free admission — Celebrate Oktoberfest with live music and festive activities at the brewpub.

2nd Annual Spooky Market

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Flip the Table - Board Game Bar & Lounge — Cost varies — Sip on festive drinks while shopping for unique Halloween décor and spooky basket items.

The Tip Jar - Jazz Night

7-10 p.m. — Maumee Bay Brew Pub — No cover charge — Jazz up your Wednesday nights with live music from The Organic Ingredients.

Ohio Pint Day Celebration

4 PM — Earnest Brew Works Downtown — Special offers for early birds — Celebrate Ohio craft beer and enjoy exclusive pint glass giveaways.

10th Annual Brain Aneurysm Event

5-9 p.m. — The ProMedica Steam Plant — Sponsorships available — Celebrate survivors and raise awareness for brain aneurysms with guest speakers and survivor stories.

Toledo Oktoberfest 2025

4-10 p.m. — Whiskey Red Saloon — Beer and food — Celebrate Oktoberfest with a night of brews and live music in Toledo.

2025 Cystic Fibrosis Color Walk

1-4 p.m. — 2980 North Glass Bowl Drive — Registration starts at $20 — Walk to raise awareness and funds for cystic fibrosis with vibrant colors and community spirit.