Tim Miller
Reporter and Co-Anchor at WTOL-TV (Toledo, OH)
Morning News Anchor, 5-7am on WTOL 11 & 7-9am on Fox 36 in Toledo, OH. Husband, 1 in college, 1 in HS, dog dad to a golden named Sunnie; Go Steelers @ Buckeyes!
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1 month ago |
wtol.com | Tim Miller
PERRYSBURG, Ohio — After almost eight years, change in leadership is coming to the city of Perrysburg. Three candidates are running to be the next mayor and there are several differences when it comes to experience and their positions on major issues. Aaron Harder is the political newcomer in this race. At just 28 years old, this is his first ever run for office. Harder grew up in Bono, in eastern Lucas County, but has lived in Perrysburg for about three years.
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2 months ago |
wtol.com | Tim Miller
TOLEDO, Ohio — Five years after the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, local leaders are realizing the media played a big role in helping the community to persevere through the crisis. As part of our special reports called Echoes of the Pandemic, WTOL 11 takes a closer look at how the public received critical information. "I'm like I feel like I'm living in apocalypse right now," was how Lori King recalled the first days after the pandemic reached northwest Ohio in March of 2020.
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Mar 7, 2025 |
jewishchronicle.timesofisrael.com | Tim Miller
In 1927, a community of Marranos was interviewed in the Portuguese town of Braganza. Descended from forced converts to Catholicism, over the centuries they developed their own idiosyncratic ways of observing Judaism in secret. Among their rites was a prayer to Esther, whom the Marrano women of Braganza identified with as a Jewish woman caught in an alien culture.
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Feb 26, 2025 |
wtol.com | Tim Miller
PERRYSBURG, Ohio — It might not be happening right away, but big changes are coming to one of the busiest traffic areas in Wood County. Ahead of the construction project, the public is gearing up for what the Ohio Department of Transportation said will improve simplicity and safety at the Fremont Pike and I-75 interchange. Some residents are looking forward to seeing the improvement. The area is filled with businesses - and traffic.
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Feb 20, 2025 |
wtol.com | Tim Miller
PERRYSBURG, Ohio — Learning in the field was definitely the goal for two northwest Ohio science teachers who went on a field trip thousands of miles away. Their adventure could help save the iconic Monarch butterfly. If you see a butterfly with orange wings, it's most likely a Monarch. They may seem delicate, but every winter, hundreds of them fly three thousand miles from our area and the Midwest USA and Canada to the mountains of central Mexico.
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ALERT DAY: while it won’t arrive until late tonight, we’re on the air now on WTOL 11 with the newest information on strong storms that are to our west and will move into the area. Plus it will be a hot one today! Join us now on air on WTOL 11. https://t.co/XCezyJPpmy
BREAKING NEWS: The Conclave has elected the first ever American Pope, selecting Cardinal Robert Prevost, who has chosen the name Pope Leo XIV. https://t.co/DV0IQsCMhk
The Papal Conclave has elected a new Pope and the world now awaits for him to emerge on the balcony and learn his Papal name. Watch now on WTOL 11 and CBS News coverage. https://t.co/7Ym0uP7Des