Brenna Nye

Law enforcement in Wood County now has a new tool on hand that can mean the difference between life and death. And it’s thanks to a persistent sheriff’s deputy who had an idea.

Keeping Our Girls Safe is now partnering with R&B Fabrication and a retired police officer to design a special safety pack.

A nonprofit in Clyde is empowering people with disabilities by creating sweet opportunities, teaching customer service skills, and working to boost their confidence.

The Bishop of Washington, Right Reverend Mariann Edgar Budde, made headlines after making a direct plea to the president. What you may not have known is that Rev. Budde started her career right here in Toledo.

Firefighters and EMTs have been undergoing specialized training to work on their communication skills during high-stress situations. They’re also learning the best ways to respond to those emergencies.

New advancements are coming to the Sandusky County EMS. Station 14 in Gibsonburg is being completely rebuilt. The agency has served in the same building with two other entities since the 1970s.

The Knox Box program in Bowling Green is growing and helping first responders safely tend to residents in an emergency.

The weather is getting colder and the Ohio Department of Transportation is reminding us to make sure we’re ready to face whatever winter weather may come our way.

We are 312 days away from the 2025 Hope for the Holidays kickoff and Salvation Army leaders are looking ahead at how to make this year’s effort more impactful than the last.

Officials in Wood County are still recovering information after the IT department detected ransomware on the government’s computer network on Dec. 9.