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The UToledo FinTech Summit will look to the future of finance while celebrating two decades of a student-managed portfolio now valued at nearly $4 million.
Source brief · University of Toledo + UTMC ·Departments across the University are invited to support the initiative, which aims to distribute basic necessities to patients and community members in need.
Source brief · University of Toledo + UTMC ·
Voters rejected the district's proposed 1.25% income tax levy in last week's election.
Source brief · WTOL 11 (CBS) ·
Maumee schools has until late January to figure out a new financial plan after its proposed tax levy was voted down, the district announced.
Source brief · The Blade: Local ·
A manager at the restaurant said the shooting did not stem from any issue with an order.
Source brief · 13abc ·The Toledo city budget is due to council members Sunday, so will layoffs make it into the final version?
Charge against driver dismissed as police continue investigating crash at Manhattan and Mulberry
Neither operator's condition is known at this time. Police responded the crash by the intersection of Mc Gregor and Rambo lanes, just before 6 p.m.
Findlay is combining flood mitigation work along the Blanchard River with plans for a new downtown recreation area.
Government
Members of the League of Women Voters of Ohio and the Ohio AFL-CIO teamed up to host "honk and wave" appreciation events Monday for election workers in Toledo and Bowling Green.
Government
The City of Bowling Green is celebrating the creativity of local youth through a collaborative public art initiative that is bringing color and character to traffic cabinet boxes throughout the community.
Public safety
Police say at least five vehicles were entered this weekend and believe the cases are connected
Public safety
Adam Martinez says a person went too far when they accosted him and his daughter at a Kroger last month. He filed a police report, but no charges have been filed.
Health
The focus of Bionix is creating simple innovations that help solve everyday issues in the medical space
Health
After decades in its aging North Erie Street building, the department is relocating to the former Diocese of Toledo Pastoral Center on Spielbusch Avenue.
Education
William Duniver spent four years as a combat medic. Now the UToledo pharmacy student researches how jet fuel, burn pits and heavy metals affect the brain.
Education
As the 2026-27 Legal Institute of the Great Lakes Fellow, Carmela Sleva is pursuing independent research supporting the 26th Great Lakes Water Conference: Water, Technology and Law.
Business
Toledo city council considers relief grants for businesses impacted by ongoing Arlington Avenue construction.
Business
Toledo has quite a history when it comes to manufacturing items that contributed to major events. “You are in a city that does things, that makes things, that’s not afraid to roll up its sleeves, get a little dirt and grease under its fingernails,” Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz
Tech & innovation
Rocket Motorsports and the new Electric Vehicle Club highlighted student engagement in electric vehicles, robotics and autonomous systems at the North American debut of the Electric Vehicle Innovation Summit.
Tech & innovation
Organizers of an international mobility innovation conference in Toledo are lauding the city’s potential for global transportation technology development.
Sports
Toledo has won eight in a row over Minutemen
Sports
Toledo punter pinned Sacramento State inside the 20 on four of six punts
Arts & culture
University Libraries will open two exhibitions, one by students and one by employees, from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday in the fifth-floor galleries of Carlson Library.
Arts & culture
University of Toledo President James Holloway hosted a Thanksgiving lunch on campus Monday in Thompson Student Union Auditorium.
Things to do
An evening of holiday entertainment kicks off the city’s festive season with the Promenade Park Tree Lighting Nov. 20.
Things to do
Louis Escobar, who became the first openly gay man and first Latino elected to Toledo City Council and later served as its president, will be honored at a ceremony Tuesday at One Government Center.
Regional news
The group says more than 500 people signed the petition in one day
Regional news
Children’s Wonderland will bring holiday magic from December 11 through 24 with new displays, new characters and a refreshed layout, according to the Sylvania Recreation District.
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Innovation
A year from now, Toledo-area residents will be a lot better equipped to know what’s in the air they breathe.
Source: The Blade: Local ·
Innovation
Rocket Motorsports and the new Electric Vehicle Club highlighted student engagement in electric vehicles, robotics and autonomous systems at the North American debut of the Electric Vehicle Innovation Summit.
Source: University of Toledo + UTMC ·
Innovation
Organizers of an international mobility innovation conference in Toledo are lauding the city’s potential for global transportation technology development.
Source: The Blade: Local ·
