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Public SafetySwanton police have a person in custody after a Sunday shelter-in-place alertIf you live near Valley Woods Drive and North Main Street in Swanton, your Sunday night got interrupted. Police urged residents to stay inside and avoid the area while they searched for a potentially armed individual, and the suspect is now in custody.Today’s editionRead RecyclingKeep Toledo/Lucas County Beautiful is taking pumpkins, yard signs and candy wrappers through Dec. 6If you've got pumpkins, yard signs or candy wrappers to get rid of, Keep Toledo/Lucas County Beautiful has opened its Correct Recycling Month collections. Sites across Lucas County will take them through Dec. 6.Today’s editionRead City HallLayoffs in police and fire are among the possible cuts if Toledo's Issue 16 failsIf you vote in Toledo, Issue 16 is on your ballot. City Council's finance committee reviewed a potential 2027 budget Wednesday, and part of it depends on what voters decide. The mayor laid out possible cuts if the measure fails.Friday’s editionRead RossfordNeighbors have questions about a proposed data center in Rossford's Harmon Business ParkIf you live near Lime City Road in Rossford, a data center could be your new neighbor. 13abc reports the plan is for a building of more than 90,000 square feet with its own substation, built by a Florida-based company called Qlevr.Friday’s editionRead City HallToledo says 73 police and fire layoffs are possible if Issue 16 failsIf you live in Toledo, Issue 16 is on your ballot, and the city has now said what a no vote would mean. The Blade reports the city could lay off 73 employees, cancel its 2027 police and fire recruitment classes, and end curbside recycling and other services if voters reject the income tax increase next week.Thursday’s editionRead County BudgetLucas County commissioners push back on the sheriff's budget and what townships pay for patrolsLucas County commissioners criticized Sheriff Mike Navarre's proposed budget Tuesday, saying he hasn't done enough to cut spending. Commissioners asked each department to cut 13%. Even with 20 positions eliminated, the sheriff's budget is up 8.5%, in part because of wage increases commissioners approved last year, WTVG reports.Wednesday’s editionRead City ServicesToledo's leaf collection starts Mon., Nov. 2, with drop-off sites opening the same dayIf you rake, mark Mon., Nov. 2. Toledo's leaf collection program starts that day, with Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz joining crews at Westwood Park on Tuesday, Spectrum News reports. Crews will work seven days a week, except Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 26, for six weeks, aiming to get leaves up before the first snowfall.Wednesday’s editionRead HalloweenToledo's Mortuary Manor, a former funeral home, offers paranormal tours and overnight staysIf you want a scare with real history behind it, the former Urbanski Funeral Home in Toledo is now Mortuary Manor. It hosted viewings and services from 1926 until its sale last year. The 60,000-square-foot building is now a funeral home museum and host to paranormal investigations, CBS Detroit reports.Wednesday’s editionRead Local NewsThe Blade tells the state it intends to close Dec. 31 and lay off its 116 workersThe Blade filed a notice with the state on Friday saying it intends to close by Dec. 31 and lay off its 116 workers. 13abc reports they will be let go permanently, with no bumping or reemployment rights.Tuesday’s editionRead

Around Toledo

From Toledo Blade, Fremont News-Messenger and 15 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Toledo Blade1 hour ago

    Workshop to educate about Kwanzaa ahead of December observances

    The Toledo Kwanzaa House is hosting a Kwanzaa workshop Saturday afternoon.

  2. Toledo Blade2 hours ago

    TARTA hockey shuttles resume for Opening Night

    The Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority will once again operate Walleye Shuttle service for selected Toledo Walleye home hockey games this season.

  3. Fremont News-Messenger2 hours ago

    Vote for Messenger/Herald football player of week

    Vote in Messenger/Herald football player of the week poll.

  4. Toledo Blade3 hours ago

    Building demolition to block 2 central Toledo streets

    A building demolition will close two central Toledo streets near their intersection on Tuesday, the Toledo Department of Transportation announced.

  5. Cleveland.com4 hours ago

    Voting access isn’t the enemy of election security. Ohio’s next secretary of state should embrace that

    Ohio's secretary of state race features three candidates with differing views on balancing voter access and election security, with hosts arguing these goals are complementary, not competing.

  6. Toledo Blade4 hours ago

    January trial date set for pair charged with man’s dragging death

    A judge granted a delay Monday for the trial of two teenagers charged with another teen’s dragging death during an alleged robbery last year but said he won’t allow any more postponements.

  7. The Courier4 hours ago

    Driver Life-Flighted following crash

    A news release from the Hancock County Sheriff's Office said Patrick Stolly, 19, of Bellfontaine, was transported by Life-Flight to St. Vincent Hospital in Toledo with serious injuries following the 5:49 p.m. crash

  8. The Courier4 hours ago

    Three in custody for aggravated robbery

    A news release from the Findlay Police Department said Jacob Kelly, 31, was placed in the Hacock County Justice Center and two unnamed juveniles were placed in the Wood County Juvenile Detention Center as a result of the investigation of a 1:16 a.m. aggravated robbery that occurred at Rawson Park, 720 River St.

  9. thejewishnews.com4 hours ago

    A Neighbor's Kidney Donation Changes a Huntington Woods Man's Life

    Huntington Woods resident Liz Leshman donated a kidney to longtime friend Jeff Danzig, helping him avoid dialysis. Now they hope to inspire other donors.

  10. Spectrum News Toledo5 hours ago

    Diabetes diagnoses continue to increase in Ohio, U.S.

    More than 40 million Americans are diagnosed with diabetes with cases increasing.

  11. BG Independent News5 hours ago

    WCADAMHS Board postpones levy decisions to ‘gauge temperature’ after elections

  12. WXYZ 7 News Detroit5 hours ago

    Tickets on sale now for 2027 U.S. Women's Open at Inverness Club in Toledo

    Single-day tickets are now on sale for the 2027 U.S. Women's Open at Inverness Club in Toledo, according to the United States Golf Association (USGA).

  13. ClickOnDetroit5 hours ago

    2026 Whiteford Township General Election Results

    Here’s where you’ll find the 2026 general election results for Whiteford Township.

  14. WTVG6 hours ago

    4 children found in ‘deplorable’ conditions; Toledo police find mother locked in room, allegedly drunk

    When officers arrived, they found four children, ages, 7, 6, and two four-year-olds living in ‘deplorable’ conditions.

  15. Toledo Legal News6 hours ago

    Marriage License Filings Received on 11/2/2026

    Marriage License

  16. Toledo Blade6 hours ago

    Spotlight Home: Villagio @ Stoney Creek

    Luxury Apartment Villas, 3825 Albon Road, Monclova, OH

  17. BG Falcon Media6 hours ago

    Battle of I-75: Falcons welcome defending MAC Tournament champion Toledo

    Bowling Green volleyball (18-5, 10-2 MAC) welcomes rival Toledo (18-4, 10-2 MAC) to the Stroh Center on Tuesday, Nov. 3, for a pivotal Battle of I-75 matchup with major implications for the Mid-American Conference (MAC) standings. Tied atop the conference standings, the Falcons enter Tuesday looking to bounce back from a five-set loss to Ball…

  18. Toledo Legal News6 hours ago

    NOTICE TO BID for Remedial Action for Lower Maumee River Sway Bridge due by December 8, 2026 at 10:00 AM.

    LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

  19. Planet Detroit6 hours ago

    Great Lakes Way pushes to expand Michigan greenways: ‘The trail of trails’

    Expanding the Great Lakes Way, a network linking 45 Southeast Michigan communities, could generate billions in ecotourism benefits, according to a new study.

  20. Toledo City Paper7 hours ago

    Holiday Gift Guide 2026

    From delicious bites and cozy getaways to one-of-a-kind finds and feel-good experiences, Toledo-area businesses are bursting with gifts that bring a little extra joy to everyone on your list! Shop local and give gifts that make memories long after the holiday magic fades. Belamere Suites Give the gift of a getaway without going far! Belamere

  21. Toledo Blade7 hours ago

    Preventing cancer’s return: What keeps prostate cancer cells dormant in bone

    For many families, the hardest question comes years later: Why did the cancer return?

  22. WTVG7 hours ago

    Gas Price Patrol: Will relief at the pump last past Election Day?

    We just saw the biggest weekly gas price drop in months but will the relief last past Election Day?

  23. WTVG7 hours ago

    Love is In the Air - and On The Pages!

    "Solar Eclipse of the Heart" author Kate Robb joins The Nine to share what visitors can expect from Romance-Con at Toledo Library!

  24. Cleveland.com7 hours ago

    John Henline agreed to stop teaching under his Ohio credential and never reapply

    A signed Ohio agreement indefinitely inactivates John Henline’s teaching certificate and permanently bars him from seeking another State Board credential.

  25. Sent-trib8 hours ago

    Schedule free cholesterol screening with the senior center

    The Wood County Committee on Aging, Inc. is currently scheduling cholesterol screening clinics for November. You must be a resident of Wood County and 25 years of age or older. The cost is $30.

  26. WTVG8 hours ago

    Roundabout at Archbold-Whitehouse Road and Providence-Neapolis-Swanton Road is now open

    It was one of five new roundabouts built this season in Lucas County.

  27. Spectrum News Toledo8 hours ago

    Geauga Park District warns of closures because of controlled hunting

    The Geauga Park District has used controlled hunting since the 2007-08 season to maintain balanced populations of plants and animals.

  28. Toledo Blade10 hours ago

    Toledo woodworker creates functional art, inspires next generation of makers

    Megan Powell doesn’t just shape wood into beautiful objects — she gives each piece a purpose and a story.

  29. Toledo Blade11 hours ago

    Acton, Ramaswamy make closing arguments in historic governor’s race

    COLUMBUS — No matter which major party gubernatorial candidate emerges victorious after the polls close Tuesday night, Ohio history will be made.

  30. WTVG12 hours ago

    Cardinal Stritch students seek funding for boys basketball team ahead of school closure

    With about a month and a half left before Cardinal Stritch High School closes, some students are working to make sure the boys basketball team has one more season to play.

  31. WTVG12 hours ago

    November 2nd Weather Forecast

    Near Record Warmth Election Day

  32. Toledo Legal News17 hours ago

    Common Pleas filings received on October 30, 2026

    NEW SUITS

  33. Toledo Legal News17 hours ago

    Transfer credits can stretch your Ohio 529 savings further

    Community college is a great space for all types of students to transition into higher education. Whether you’re a high school student looking to stay local and save money, or

  34. Toledo Legal News17 hours ago

    Ohio State Highway Patrol urges drivers and passengers to always wear a safety belt

    As busy travel holidays approach, the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) is reminding all drivers and passengers of the importance of wearing a safety belt. This is the single most

  35. Toledo Legal News17 hours ago

    Assignments for the week of November 2, 2026

    JUDGE JAMES H ANDERSON

  36. Toledo Legal News17 hours ago

    83 attorneys sanctioned for CLE noncompliance

    The Supreme Court of Ohio Commission on Continuing Legal Education has sanctioned 83 attorneys for failing to comply with continuing legal education (CLE) requirements.

  37. JobsOhio17 hours ago

    Wrapped in Ohio: How Black Tech Week Helped a Holiday Brand Grow Its Roots

  38. WTOL18 hours ago

    Suspect in custody after Swanton police issue shelter-in-place alert for potentially armed individual

  39. WTVG19 hours ago

    Swanton shelter-in-place alert lifted, person in custody

    The police department announced the public safety alert Sunday night while investigators searched for an unnamed person in the area of North Main Street and Valley Woods Drive

  40. Sent-trib21 hours ago

    An experienced auditor matters now more than ever

    I’m writing this letter in support for Matt Oestreich for Wood County Auditor.

In brief

The short notes of Daily Toledo’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • WeatherWTVG's forecast says Monday will be mostly cloudy with a few light showers possible, with highs in the mid-60s.

    WTVG's forecast says Monday will be mostly cloudy with a few light showers possible, with highs in the mid-60s. Election Day Tuesday looks partly sunny and mainly dry, with near-record highs in the mid-70s, before Wednesday brings highs near 70 and a soaking rain, especially after noon.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WTVG

  • 21st StreetA utility project will close part of 21st Street for four days, starting Monday, the Toledo Department of Transportation announced.

    A utility project will close part of 21st Street for four days, starting Monday, the Toledo Department of Transportation announced.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Toledo Blade

  • Wood CountyThe Wood County Health Department is planning a school-based health center in a Northwood Local School District building, set to begin operations in early 2027.

    The Wood County Health Department is planning a school-based health center in a Northwood Local School District building, set to begin operations in early 2027. It will offer primary care on a sliding fee scale, with a goal of at least 1,600 patient visits a year.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: BG Independent News

  • BallotOn Tuesday, Nov. 3, Wood County voters will see the Wood County Committee on Aging's 1.0 mill renewal levy on the ballot.

    On Tuesday, Nov. 3, Wood County voters will see the Wood County Committee on Aging's 1.0 mill renewal levy on the ballot. The Bowling Green mayor supports it.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Sent-trib

  • Early votingLucas County has recorded approximately 34,000 early in-person voters, WTOL reports.

    Lucas County has recorded approximately 34,000 early in-person voters, WTOL reports. That's up from the 19,000 recorded during the 2022 midterm election.

    News Notes · Sunday’s editionSource: WTOL

  • Lake levyIf you live in the Lake district, the schools have announced $3.2 million in cuts if the levy fails, and 20 teaching positions are in jeopardy.

    If you live in the Lake district, the schools have announced $3.2 million in cuts if the levy fails, and 20 teaching positions are in jeopardy. The district is asking voters to support a 1% earned income tax.

    News Notes · Sunday’s editionSource: Sent-trib

  • The PressThe Press Newspapers has been bought by a new owner who plans to bring the publication back, WTVG reports.

    The Press Newspapers has been bought by a new owner who plans to bring the publication back, WTVG reports. The paper announced the purchase on Oct. 30, after it said in September that it was ending.

    News Notes · Sunday’s editionSource: WTVG

  • Property scamIf you look up property records online, the real AREIS search is free through Lucas County's official website, says Auditor Katie Moline.

    If you look up property records online, the real AREIS search is free through Lucas County's official website, says Auditor Katie Moline. She's warning about a fake site that charges for searches and asks you to report suspicious sites to her office.

    News Notes · Sunday’s editionSource: WTVG