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Toledo firefighters responded to a fire at a large, unoccupied multi-family structure early Thursday morning at E Broadway and Kelsey.

A teenager is in critical condition after being shot Wednesday in West Toledo.

For the ninth year, a Perrysburg fund-raiser will honor the life of an area woman and benefit those in need.

The case against an East Toledo man accused of holding a woman at gunpoint and forcing her to have sex with him was recently dismissed.

In a reversal, Spangler Candy Co. said Monday that it has acquired the Necco Wafers and Sweethearts candy lines following a well-publicized bankruptcy by their original maker, the New England Confectionery Co.

Toledo City Councilmen on Monday again searched for a compelling reason to forgive a $500,000 loan and allow a prominent developer to sell an affordable housing complex, but none who spoke publicly about the proposed deal said they could vote in favor of it.

Voters won’t even have to get out of their cars to get set up to vote on National Voter Registration Day.

MONROE — A problem with beams at an expansion joint on the River Raisin bridge prompted the Michigan Department of Transportation to close a northbound lane on I-75 and a nearby entrance ramp for an undetermined time.

 A Lucas County Common Pleas Court judge sentenced a West Toledo man to 10 years in prison Monday after he was found guilty of breaking into a woman’s home and beating her in April.

A video on Zanny Minton Beddoes’ Twitter account shows The Economist editor driving on a road in Saudi Arabia on June 24, the same day the country lifted its ban on female drivers.