Steve Iwanek
Multi Skilled Journalist at WTOL-TV (Toledo, OH)
BGSU ‘24, Reporter- @WTOL11Toledo• Story ideas? email me: [email protected]
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3 days ago |
wtol.com | Steve Iwanek
WOOD COUNTY, Ohio — A Middleton Township woman says she lost internet and cable service for over a week due to an unusual cause: multiple shotgun blasts to a cable line. Kathy Seeman said the trouble began on June 15. She works from home and relies on her internet connection, but started experiencing repeated outages. "We couldn't get the TV to start, and my app said we were in an outage," Seeman said.
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1 week ago |
wtol.com | Steve Iwanek
TOLEDO, Ohio — Residents in Toledo’s Trilby Park neighborhood said they’ve had enough of rising crime—particularly when it comes to youth. Mike Roby, who has led the neighborhood watch for the last three years, said the problem has grown more serious. “Those group of kids have expanded. They’re older, they’re doing more things,” Roby said.
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2 weeks ago |
wtol.com | Steve Iwanek
WHITEHOUSE, Ohio — It’s not your average performance, but rather the Miser family show at the Whitehouse Cherry Festival, where the thrills are explosive and the sky’s the limit. Brian Miser, known as the “Human Cannonball,” has spent nearly three decades launching himself out of a cannon for live audiences. But these days, it’s a full family affair. “We are the Human Cannonball Daredevils,” Miser said.
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2 weeks ago |
wtol.com | Steve Iwanek
NORTHWOOD, Ohio — A proposal to move Northwood’s emergency dispatch services to the Wood County Sheriff’s Office is drawing criticism from residents who say the city is ignoring their concerns. During a Northwood City Council meeting Thursday night, several residents spoke out against Ordinance 2025-21, which had its first reading. If approved, it would transfer dispatch operations from the city to the county. “We want our dispatchers here.
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2 weeks ago |
wtol.com | Steve Iwanek
PIONEER, Ohio — Protesters gathered in Williams County Wednesday afternoon to voice their concerns over a proposed wastewater pipeline tied to a fish production facility in the village of Pioneer. Sherry Fleming and Lou Pendleton, members of the Williams County Alliance, say they are worried about the environmental impact of AquaBounty’s plans to draw and discharge millions of gallons of water per day.
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