Good morning, Toledo.

Wood County Humane Society needs to find homes for four kittens (Roll, Enbarr, Morris, and Nue) quickly as a new litter is expected next week.

Local pet lovers should consider adopting these furry friends.

The UToledo Board of Trustees approved a new five-year plan, Growing for Toledo, on (Wed, Sept.

23) to drive growth in enrollment, research and patient care until fiscal year 2031; President James Holloway shaped the plan with extensive community input.

UToledo finance major Ella Boerger led a tariff mitigation project at American Honda in Troy this summer; she built a tracking system from scratch and presented her work to the UToledo Board of Trustees on Wed., Sept.

23. Her project is a key example of the ASCEND initiative that emphasizes hands-on learning.

Toledo officials are investigating a gasoline-like odor affecting neighborhoods near the Old West End and North Toledo.

Environmental services are flushing a fire hydrant at a Central Avenue gas station after 15 odor complaints and 10 emergency calls, including one hospital visit, with findings expected soon.

Metroparks leaders say fall is a great time to see nature’s rainbow as trees shift from green to reds, yellows, and purples — visitors can explore Secor Metropark along Central Avenue or take a scenic drive through Oak Openings.

A Toledo man, Kaleb Glass, says he has not received mail for months after his carrier stopped delivery — following a dispute with his dog.

A USPS supervisor visited his home on 323rd Street to address the issue — though delivery remains halted due to mailbox placement concerns.

A Toledo couple is without water due to a slow leak on the city's side and now faces a $3,000 bill; officials are working to resolve the balance issue and restore service.

A dog was rescued from the roof of Omni Polymers on Nebraska Avenue Tuesday after entering through an unsecured door.

Officials said a crew will soon survey the property - a former chemicals storage site - and plan to re-secure it following recent remediation work.

Doctors with UToledo Health report that seasonal allergies are harsher this fall as hot, humid, and rainy weather boosts ragweed, mold, and pollen levels.

They advise residents to monitor local pollen counts and seek treatment if symptoms persist.

Aging Untold Extra airs a special streaming episode on falls, missed medications and a free mammogram program that benefits uninsured women.

The show with local experts will debut Friday, Sept. 25 at 10:30 a.m. in Toledo.