Melissa Andrews

The board says Dr. Hassan-James Abbas secretly ordered abortion medication and gave it to a woman who became pregnant by him.

Lucas County is exploring data centers for economic growth, but concerns over housing, power use and rising electric costs are fueling community debate.

Cole Lepkowski, 26, was killed while driving down his street where an Airbnb party was being held.

Cole Lepkowski was shot when he was riding in a car with his fiancé on their street, not far from home, while people partied at an Airbnb on Lincolnshire Boulevard.

A 300-home project near Fallen Timbers has collapsed. Developers are suing the landowner, and rumors suggest a data center may be eyeing the site.

A Toledo mom says Dr. Howard Saal asked to photograph her baby without a diaper — something experts say is not standard practice in genetics exams.

Prosecutors turned over 27 pieces of evidence in the case against Toledo’s Darnell Jones, including a video alleging Kei’Mani was pregnant.

Ohio’s only toxicology lab tests drug evidence from across the state, helping law enforcement solve crimes and identify emerging, dangerous substances.

The city told WTOL 11 it doesn’t investigate tax liens or personal financial history when selecting vendors — even for multimillion-dollar contracts.

Rocky Ridge's permit trail, political donations and tax issues are raising new questions about how Toledo oversees its contractors.

Despite zoning violations, the mine remains active. Council may vote in July - while the FBI is now asking questions behind the scenes, 11 Investigates has learned.

Talisia Foster says she is unable to work or play with her children after a UTMC surgeon operated on the wrong leg.

A Toledo attorney is attempting to verify the legitimacy of the Venezuelan birth certificate Anthony Emmanuel Labrador Sierra used to enroll in school.

As part of a plea deal, two additional counts of grand theft and telecommunications fraud were dropped.

WTOL 11 also learned Dale Warner's son, Jaron Warner, was lodged in the Lenawee County jail before posting bond and is awaiting arraignment Monday.

Toledo police say they have not arrested anyone but are investigating.

A spokesperson for Teijin Automotive Technologies declined to say how many employees were laid off from the plants.

Michael Scherer pleaded guilty Friday to 26 counts of unauthorized use of the Ohio Law Enforcement Gateway.

The Attorney General told WTOL 11 during a Zoom call Wednesday of his plans.

Robert Jobe was 15 when he shot and killed Detective Keith Dressel, a married father of two children, in 2007. After 18 years in prison, Jobe is eligible for parole.