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1 day ago | wtol.com | Dominique O'Neill

LENAWEE COUNTY, Mich. — A Lenawee County nonprofit is making a lasting impact by providing critical support to families affected by autism. Autism Grace of Lenawee, founded in 2020, offers community events, advocacy and resources to empower individuals and families on the autism spectrum. Autism Grace of Lenawee was co-founded by Megan VanEtten after her youngest child, Alden, was diagnosed with autism just before his second birthday.

1 day ago | wtol.com | Laura Sandlin

TOLEDO, Ohio — It's the time of year when more motorcyclists are out on the roads, and the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) is urging the public to be on the lookout for them due to the increase in number of crashes, both fatal and nonfatal over the last 5 years. In 2024, the Ohio State Highway Patrol reported that motorcycle crashes rose 4% with 20,000 crashes reported between 2020 and 2024. Despite fatal crashes lowering by 7% during that time period, there were still over 1,000 deaths.

2 days ago | wtol.com | Dominique O'Neill

FINDLAY, Ohio — The city of Findlay is taking a new approach to flood control with a proposed $30–35 million development that combines flood mitigation with community revitalization. The plan includes parks, performance spaces and family-friendly amenities, all designed to withstand periodic flooding from the nearby Blanchard River and Eagle Creek. City leaders revealed renderings this week of the 19-acre area near downtown Findlay.

2 days ago | wtol.com | Kaylee Bowers

TOLEDO, Ohio — Planning a wedding in Toledo? Weather plays a crucial role in setting the mood for your special day. Let's delve into the climate data to determine the most favorable month for weddings in Toledo. Sunshine is essential for beautiful wedding photos and comfortable outdoor ceremonies. The closer your are to the summer solstice, the more hours of daylight you'll have. May: 14-15 hours of daylight per day. June: 15 hours of daylight per day. July: 15 hours of daylight per day.

2 days ago | wtol.com | Laura Sandlin

TOLEDO, Ohio — As warm weather returns and schools let out, the outdoors becomes a favorite destination. But with summer fun comes a seasonal nuisance — mosquitoes and ticks. The Toledo-Lucas County Health Department is reminding residents to take steps now to prevent bites and the diseases they may carry. Infectious disease epidemiologist Teresa DeTano emphasizes that prevention is key.