Claire Mitchell

2 days ago | 13abc.com | Claire Mitchell

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Violence, especially gun violence in Toledo is weighing heavy on some Northwest Ohio leaders. The City of Toledo and Bowling Green State University are teaming up to do something about it. As part of a $2 million federal grant from the Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Assistance, both parties will research and analyze how gun violence is impacting Toledo and how its violence intervention programs can improve. It’s a three-year project.

3 days ago | 13abc.com | Claire Mitchell

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Northwest Ohio leaders are echoing feelings among community members about gun violence in Toledo and as part of a $2 million Department of Justice grant, the City of Toledo and Bowling Green State University are uniting to do something about it. Those with BGSU the city say over the course of three years, the money will allow more research and analyzation of how gun violence is impacting Toledo and where programs and partners can improve.

1 week ago | thecollegianur.com | Claire Mitchell

The University of Richmond women’s tennis team beat cross-town rival VCU 4-2 on Thursday, April 10. Coach Jacob Dunbar said that first-year Abby Lee clenched the match for the team. The last time Richmond played VCU was when it was the No. 1 seed in the Atlantic10 tournament in 2024, a matchup the Spiders won 4-3. The team lost the doubles point in the beginning of the match. Doubles team junior Lara Bakhaya and graduate player Andrea Campodonico won 6-1 on court one.

2 weeks ago | 13abc.com | Claire Mitchell

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A Maumee councilman is apologizing after an intense exchange at Monday night’s city council meeting. The meeting seemed ordinary enough with a decent crowd in attendance. It lasted about an hour, then, in the final minutes of the meeting, Mayor Jim MacDonald gave Councilman Ted Kurt his time for public comment. “I wasn’t going to say anything about the recall, I will briefly,” said Kurt.

2 months ago | thecollegianur.com | Claire Mitchell

The University of Richmond’s club golf team is undergoing big changes this year because of ambitious students that have a passion for playing golf. Last year the team did not have tryouts or compete, but this year the program increased its size and competitiveness. Club gold treasurer and sophomore Miller Hackman saw this change after he joined in his freshman year. “Technically I was on it freshman year but that wasn’t a real team,” Hackman said.