Amanda Fay

A junior at Whitmer High School is getting recognition for helping to renovate an elementary school's sensory room.

Meghan Russell first noticed her vision loss when trying to renew her driver's license. She couldn't believe what caused it.

The Lucas County Auditor's Office is hosting one more review session for homeowners to dispute reassessed values.

The nurses would learn that they, too, would benefit from services at The Victory Center.

Toledo School for the Arts is partnering with the Toledo Zoo to plant pollinator gardens for outdoor education.

Amanda visited the Toledo School for the Arts, where students have the opportunity to sell their artwork to the public.

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In 2023, preliminary data show 50 babies died before their first birthday. That's up six from 2022.

The TikTok claims Kevin's bill of $19.83 would cost nearly $70 today. A local food pantry sees the need.

The news team presents a comprehensive look at the news events of the day, as well as updates on local weather conditions and rush-hour traffic.

The news team presents a comprehensive look at the news events of the day, as well as updates on local weather conditions and rush-hour traffic.

Monica Robins sits down with an expert to discuss alcohol and drug addiction. The signs to look out for and when to ask for help.

Murphy the Bichon Frise was celebrated at Mercy Health St. Charles Hospital for bringing smiles to patients and staff.

Nicole Horoszewski has been skating since she was 10. Later in life she’d pull away from her passion and find herself addicted to alcohol.

Jim Bain was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease as a teenager. Decades later he received a colon and small bowel transplant, providing a greater quality of life.

Amanda Fay, WTOL 11’s Good Day and noon anchor, shares her story of Crohn’s Disease Diagnosis during Crohn’s & Colitis Awareness week.

Browning Masonic Community uses a virtual reality system so staff can better understand dementia.

Elaine Baker has hand-crocheted nearly 200 shawls loved ones of organ donors can take with them from the hospital.