Tonight, Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz delivered his 2023 State of the City address at the Frederick Douglass Center, the site of recent renovations and a symbol of community. —

The proposal aims to raise the threshold for passage of constitutional amendments proposed by the voters to 60%. 50% would remain the threshold for amendments proposed by lawmakers. — TOLEDO, Ohio — House Joint Resolution 1 and Senate Joint Resolution 2. They are two separate pieces of legislation with the same goal: to require 60% of the electors, voters, to approve any constitutional amendment here in the state of Ohio. …

As TARTA’s CEO put it, it’s an example of promises made and promises kept. — TOLEDO, Ohio — Today, the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority cut the ribbon on its new Route 33. “The formation of Route 33 not only meets these basic needs, but also travels to the very heart of our community, where people of color can…

On this week’s Community Focus, I’m joined by Alan B. Lancz, a nationally recognized investment advisor, to discuss the recent bank collapses and what advice he has for those new to investing, as well as those who’ve been in the game a while. —

From a kombucha business reopening in downtown Toledo, to Opening Day next week at Fifth Third Field, to a check of your weekend forecast, I’ve got you covered on Toledo’s *fastest* morning newscast! —

Crews are out, but just one street can cosume lots of time. — TOLEDO, Ohio — This week marked the beginning of spring, which also marked the beginning of city crews repairing the damage left behind by winter. My ride along with one city employee of 23 years started at the city’s road and bridge maintenance building…

Here’s a clue: It has a lot to do with those coming to Northwest Ohio. — MAUMEE, Ohio — The Walleye Run is well underway, and people from across the country come to our area to participate — and one Maumee store is well-prepared. “In the spring, March and April, the walleye come in the river to spawn. They’re not…

The documentary was years in the making. — BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — Tuesday night, it was all about trailblazing women at the Bowen-Thompson Student Union on the campus of Bowling Green State University. “It’s a nice break from current politics because the film isn’t about current politics. It’s about women who are…

After making it to the second round of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament, for the first time since 1996, the Rockets fell to Tennessee 94-47, but that doesn’t at all dampen the pride of fans who gathered at a local pub to watch it all unfold. —