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@JadenReports has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in May 2020. The social media accounts linked to from @JadenReports are: • Facebook • Spotify • YouTube • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, JadenReports has populated their site with: • David Pepper (D), running mate of gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton, talks about their campaign - YouTube • John Kulewicz, Democratic nominee for Ohio AG, talks consumer protection, death penalty & more. • Cook Political Report shifts Ohio gubernatorial race from 'lean Republican' to toss-up • - YouTube • Jaden Jefferson Reports: Facts. Context. Perspective. • One-on-one with Tom Pruss, Libertarian nominee for Ohio Secretary of State • State Rep. Allison Russo (D-Upper Arlington) discusses candidacy for Ohio Secretary of State • Iowa: Purple again? | Analyst discusses this year's unique political environment • As the U.S. saw sizable job gains in May, inflation continued to climb higher • U.S. economy adds 115,000 jobs in April; February job losses greater than first reported • U.S. inflation was up again in April, due primarily to elevated energy costs • Toledo Free Press: Taking a look back at last week's primary election results • This Week in the World: In the U.S.-Israel war with Iran, who blinks first? • Analyst discusses UAE’s exit from OPEC & how oil companies benefit from the war in Iran • Federal Reserve committee opts to leave interest rates unchanged • Oil prices surge Wednesday, amid continued U.S. war with Iran • Election Day for Ohio's May primary is just one week away • This Week in the World: U.S.-Iran talks (?) and Lebanon in focus • This Week in the World: Hungarian election results, 50 days of the war in Iran • Election 2026: School funding, property taxes, & data centers - Toledo Free Press • Sunday News Brief for April 12, 2026 • This Week in the World: Russia, Ukraine, the U.S., and a changing world order • U.S. inflation was up sharply in March, reflecting war in Iran's economic consequences • Amid Strait of Hormuz's effective closure, average gas price in the U.S. holds above $4 • March jobs report: Healthcare continues to comprise most of new hiring • This Week in the World: Trump's speech on war in Iran + war in Ukraine update • Sunday News Brief for March 29, 2026 • This Week in the World: The global oil market • Two states that could offer insight into the country's political direction • Trump walks back his social media threat to "obliterate" Iran's power plants • Sunday News Brief for March 22, 2026 • This Week in the World: Former political prisoner of Iran on the prospect of 'regime change' • Wall Street's steady tumble since the war in Iran began + the impact of high oil prices • February inflation data is released, amid report showing loss of 92,000 jobs last month • Sunday News Brief for March 15, 2026 • This Week in the World: The implications of U.S.-Israeli strikes in Iran • Analysis: To perform well statewide, here's where Ohio Democrats would likely have to make gains • Sunday News Brief for March 1, 2026 • This Week in the World: The global climate change response and U.S. role in it • President Trump to deliver first State of the Union address of his second term - YouTube • Sunday News Brief for February 22, 2026 • This Week in the World: Cuba in Context • In brief: Kevin Warsh, President Trump's pick to lead the Federal Reserve • What last week's job data revealed about U.S. hiring in January — and all of 2025 • This Week in the World: Press freedom threats, European security, & a bridge dispute • How much have Ohio's U.S. Senate candidates raised, thus far? • Across Ohio, demonstrators rally to support the state's Haitian refugees • Dissecting Ohio's U.S. Senate race with Jessica Taylor of The Cook Political Report • Fed committee decides to hold off on another interest rate cut • Out now on Substack: My latest analysis of the race to decide Ohio's next governor • Ohio's 9th Congressional District race could be a lightning rod for outside money • December was another month of low hiring in the U.S. economy, data shows • What does the U.S. have planned for Venezuela? It's not exactly clear. • Constitutional scholar discusses recent U.S. actions in Venezuela • Ohio's gubernatorial candidates have announced their running mates • Ukraine and its allies come to framework deal on post-war security guarantees • Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro apprehended in U.S. operation • The latest poll of Ohio voters tells a nuanced story • Zelenskyy says meeting with U.S. counterpart has been agreed on for the "near future" • U.S. economic growth was strong in Q3, despite sticky inflation & sluggish hiring • What we learned about the U.S. economy this week • Should Democrats take a more progressive or moderate direction in 2026? • Which states should each party prioritize in their 2026 spending? • Brown University student discusses last Saturday's mass shooting • Political scientist's take on the ingredients Democrats need for a 'blue wave' • VP of the Minnesota Farmers Union on Trump bailout plan: "We want trade, not aid" • Indiana Republicans could eliminate the state's only two Democrat-held congressional seats • Following the government shutdown, new economic data is on the way • Sunday News Brief for November 30, 2025 • Kyiv targeted by another Russian attack, amid resignation of key Ukrainian official • A follow-up to last Sunday's U.S.-Ukraine talks • Populism's past & present role in Ohio politics • The latest on negotiations to end Russia's war in Ukraine • President Trump says he's signed bill to release the 'Epstein files' • First jobs report since the government shutdown is released • How artificial intelligence is contributing to global mis- & disinformation • Sunday News Brief for November 16, 2025 • House Democrats release Epstein emails mentioning Trump; president responds • Is the longest government shutdown in U.S. history on the brink of a resolution? • Supreme Court hears arguments over the legality of some Trump tariffs • Saturday News Brief for November 8, 2025 • An update on how the longest government shutdown in history is affecting SNAP • Ohio's gubernatorial candidates react to Democrat wins in Virginia, New Jersey • Why the two Democrats on the Ohio Redistricting Commission backed new congressional map • Sunday News Brief for November 2, 2025 • Ohio Redistricting Commission set to vote on new congressional map Friday • Federal Reserve committee decides on 0.25% interest rate cut, amid risks to employment • Rep. Marcy Kaptur on why she thinks Democrats should continue push for healthcare talks • Rep. Marcy Kaptur: Trump administration's boat strikes are "unconstitutional" • Is Ohio in play, in 2026? Breaking down the latest statewide poll. • How the government shutdown may affect the process of setting monetary policy • One economist's perspective on wealth inequality in the U.S. • 'No Kings' protests take place across the U.S., opposing Trump administration • Judge: Trump administration cannot, for now, fire federal workers during shutdown • Saturday News Brief for October 11, 2025 • Insight into President Trump's Chicago crackdown and how the city, state are responding • Library director, youth services coordinator discuss 'Banned Books Week' • Fifth Third Bank to acquire Comerica in a deal worth nearly $11 billion • Two years since Israel launched its war on Hamas, Gaza humanitarian crisis persists • Why the U.S. dollar has been weakening & what it means for American consumers • Sunday News Brief for October 5, 2025 • Saturday News Brief for October 4, 2025 • What's in the Gaza peace plan announced by President Trump and agreed to by Israel? • Government shutdown on track to begin in hours, as senate disagreement persists • Ukraine faces another Russian attack, as Moldovans hand pro-EU party a victory • Sunday News Brief for September 28, 2025 • Saturday News Brief for September 27, 2025 • Community Focus: Tom Names, Candidate for Toledo City Council • Community Focus: Ed Beczynski, Candidate for Toledo City Council • United Kingdom, Canada, & Australia announce formal recognition of Palestinian state • Community Focus: Rob Pasker III, Candidate for Toledo City Council • Saturday News Brief for September 20, 2025 • As U.S. hiring slows, Federal Reserve committee makes 0.25% interest rate cut • UN report concludes Israel has committed genocide against Palestinians • Subscribe to the 'Jaden Jefferson Reports' Substack today: Here's why and how to. 📧 • Community Focus: Blair Johnson, Candidate for Toledo City Council • Toledo Students Demand Action chair feels people are 'becoming numb' to gun violence • Saturday News Brief for September 13, 2025 • August inflation data shows prices rose faster last month • Conservative activist Charlie Kirk dead at 31, following shooting at Utah event • Israel strikes Hamas targets in Doha, upsetting Qatari government • Ukrainian government building among those hit in barrage of Russian strikes • Community Focus: Erin Kramer, (D) Candidate for Toledo City Council • Saturday News Brief for September 6, 2025 • U.S. adds only 22,000 jobs in August, continuing trend of hiring slowdown • East Asia expert: 'The military gap between the U.S. and China is being narrowed' • Iowa Senator Joni Ernst: "I will not be seeking reelection in 2026" • Wage Theft: What it is, how it happens, who it affects, & the economic implications • Sunday News Brief for August 31, 2025 • These are the candidates to be Ohio's next secretary of state in 2026 • 62 years since the March on Washington • President Trump seeks to remove a Federal Reserve governor • Monday News Brief for August 25, 2025 • 1-on-1: Alea Nadeem, Republican candidate for Congress in Ohio's 9th district • Ohio and Texas Democratic Party chairs discuss their response to redistricting • Journalist Jill Dougherty on the nuances of Russia at war • Former Democratic senator's advice to the party: 'Quit running old people' • Former U.S. diplomat on Ukraine security guarantees, collaboration with Europe, & talks with Russia • Sherrod Brown launches 2026 U.S. Senate campaign • Heidi Heitkamp, former North Dakota senator, on the Democratic Party's current state • Monday News Brief for August 18, 2025 • NW Ohio state rep. is joint sponsor of bill to allow only U.S.-made iron & steel in state projects • New data shows that business expenses are up: An expert's analysis • 1-on-1 with Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D) OH-9 on Russia-Ukraine negotiations, crisis in Gaza • Inflation remained elevated in July, report shows • Trump discusses upcoming meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin • Audio: Sunday News Brief for August 10, 2025 • Texas senator says FBI will get involved in locating Democratic reps who broke quorum • Canada is the latest nation planning to recognize Palestinian state in September • France and the U.K. move to recognize Palestinian state at the United Nations • U.S. economy rebounds in second quarter, after contracting from tariff shock in the first • Facts, Context, Perspective: Complex Stories Without Confusion | Jaden Jefferson Reports • Facts, Context, Perspective: More Than a Motto. • Amid growing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Israel & the U.S. face pressure • Trump visits Federal Reserve & Europe, as "Epstein files" remain a source of contention • The life-threatening nature of seeking food aid in Gaza • Russia continues air assaults on Ukraine, as Trump tariff ultimatum seems to go ignored • Ohio is due for another round of redistricting in the fall: Here's what to know • Ohio attorney general, house speaker, & EdChoice advocates address court ruling • Ohio House Speaker Matt Huffman responds to concerns about lack of EdChoice oversight • Toledo News This Morning | July 19, 2025 • "Good Trouble Lives On" protests honor the late Rep. John Lewis' legacy • The president, the fed chair, and a disagreement over interest rates • Economic analyst on tariffs: "I think we're seeing some impacts already" • Inflation spiked in June, according to government data • What President Trump announced today about Russia • Former USAID, State Department official on the layoffs at both entities • President Trump announces 35% tariff on Canadian imports, starting August 1st • Michigan Public Political Director Zoe Clark on the state's gubernatorial & U.S. Senate race • An ad campaign calls for unhindered A.I. innovation in the U.S. – but who's behind it? • Trump suggests pause on Ukraine assistance has been reversed • Key tariff deadline is Wednesday, as trade talks yield three working agreements • Former Ohio Dems Chair David Pepper on gubernatorial race, how his party can regain voters, & more • After 63 years, USAID has been shut down by the Trump administration • Governor DeWine has signed Ohio's two-year budget, but not without any vetoes • Pride 2025: Putting Progress in Perspective • An expert discusses Friday's Supreme Court ruling on federal courts • Making sense of the two-year state budget Ohio lawmakers passed • $600 million for new Cleveland Browns stadium included in state legislature's two-year budget • Applause & Protest: The split screen of Vice President J.D. Vance's visit to Lima • Expert: U.S., Israel want Iran to "have to negotiate from a position of weakness" • Expert reacts to Iran's retaliatory attack on U.S.-Qatari military base • BREAKING: Iran launches missile attack on base with U.S. troops in Qatar • Group protests U.S. involvement in the Middle East • City's $28.5 million grant could be a casualty of federal spending bill • Ahead of 2026 midterms, Ohio Democratic Party elects a new chair • May's U.S. inflation report: Shelter costs remain sticky, food on the rise • Hegseth faces questions over cost of National Guard, Marine deployments to Los Angeles • 'A solution in search of a problem': Library director on proposed state funding changes • California leaders sue Trump, defense secretary over National Guard activation • Travel ban on some countries, and restrictions on others, began today • Today in History: An important anniversary • May Jobs Report: U.S. hiring slowed last month, but remains relatively resilient • Trump and Musk trade words over Republican spending bill • Ohio Republican lawmakers want to spend $600 million for new Cleveland Browns stadium • Full Interview: 1-on-1 with Ian Kelly, former U.S. ambassador to Georgia • Insight from ex U.S. ambassador to Georgia: How Russia projects dominance over its neighbors • Former U.S. ambassador to Georgia discusses Russia's approach to negotiation • Israeli government faces more pressure over civilian deaths in Gaza • Will the U.S. impose more sanctions on Russia? Congress may be the decider. • Community Focus: State Representative Elgin Rogers (D) OH-42 • Toledo News This Morning | May 24, 2025 • Environmental group argues that the EPA isn’t doing enough to protect Lake Erie • How proposed Medicaid cuts would impact Ohio • Deficit concerns of "big, beautiful bill" send stocks down, bond yields up • Legislation seeks to ban diversity, equity, and inclusion ("DEI") in Ohio K-12 schools • Community Focus | Stephanie Metzger-Lawrence: Digital Producer, Ideastream Public Media • Toledo News This Morning | May 17, 2025 • An early look at this year's Lake Erie algal bloom • Walmart is raising prices – and says tariffs are to blame • Referendum on Ohio's Senate Bill 1 – coming to a ballot near you? • U.S. inflation continues approach toward Fed's 2% target • Stock market rallies after positive developments in U.S.-China trade war • Community Focus: Lucas County Engineer Mike Pniewski • Toledo News This Morning | May 10, 2025 • How Ohioans felt about Trump, gubernatorial candidates in latest statewide poll • A changing of the guard is imminent within Ohio's Democratic Party • Trump, Carney meet in the Oval Office to discuss trade, security • Ukraine agrees to minerals deal with the United States, hours after Russian attacks • Community Focus: Dr. Melissa Miller, Political Science Professor at Bowling Green State University • Toledo News This Morning | May 3, 2025 • 177,000 jobs added in April, as unemployment remains stable • U.S. economy contracted in the first quarter of this year • How Senate Bill 1 is already reshaping higher education in Ohio • Breaking down Monday's election results out of Canada • Community Focus: Harold Harris, (I) Toledo Mayoral Candidate • The list of Democratic senators not seeking reelection has grown by one • Food dye phase-out: What the FDA is telling companies to stop using in their products • There's news about student loans: What borrowers need to know about their payments • Following Easter Sunday public appearance, Pope Francis passes away at 88 • Community Focus: Toledo Media Personality Steve Reamey • Toledo News This Morning | April 19, 2025 • Two killed, six injured after shooting at Florida State University • Fed chair warns of slower economic growth, elevated inflation due to tariffs • FirstEnergy's Ohio customers could pay more, pending approval from state commission • What to know about Ohio's May 6th primary election • Community Focus: Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz, (D) Toledo • A politics check-in April Baer, host of 'Stateside' on Michigan Public • Washington Post Reporter David Lynch on President Trump's tariff strategy & ambitions • EXCLUSIVE: 1-on-1 with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) • State's proposed cuts to public education draw the ire from Northwest Ohio community • Community Focus: Mayoral Candidate Roberto Torres (I) • 'Hands Off!' protest opposing Trump administration held in Toledo, Ohio • Toledo News This Morning | April 5, 2025 • Money Talk: A live interview with an expert • EXCLUSIVE: 1-on-1 with Rep. Eric Swalwell (D) of California's 14th House District • Rep. Eric Swalwell on how Democrats should talk about the president's tariffs • Ohio House Minority Leader Allison Russo discusses the latest in state government • Ohio Senator Jon Husted discusses tariffs, taxes, and A.I. in national TV interview • President Trump raises the possibility of "secondary tariffs" on Russian oil • Amid market volatility & elevated inflation, reciprocal tariffs coming Wednesday • Toledo News This Morning | March 29, 2025 • The questions being raised after journalist is included in national security text chain • Behind the Byline: Dr. David Kennedy, Professor of Medicine at The University of Toledo • Community Focus | Pierce Reed: Director of Policy and Engagement, Ohio Innocence Project • Toledo News This Morning | March 22, 2025 • Watch: Discussing 'Behind the Byline' on WTOL News at Four • President Trump's latest executive order: Dismantling the U.S. Department of Education • Federal Reserve chair certain of uncertainty, announces no interest rate cut • George Thomas: Fair Housing Center CEO and general counsel - Toledo Free Press • Palestinian activist has First Amendment concerns, in the wake of Mahmoud Khalil arrest • Community Focus: Dr. Brittany Jones, At-Large Member of Toledo City Council • Toledo News This Morning | March 15, 2025 • Bankrate Senior Industry Analyst Ted Rossman discusses tariffs, the markets, and inflation • Monthly U.S. inflation rate returns to point it hasn't been since the fall • The outcome of today’s talks between the U.S. and Ukraine • Canada gets a new prime minister, amid U.S. president’s tariff war • Dow drops over 800 points on Monday, in response to tariffs, economic uncertainty • International Women's Day demonstration held in Grand Rapids, Michigan • Founder of Ukrainian nonprofit on Trump-Zelenskyy meeting: "I was speechless" • Community Focus: State Senator Paula Hicks-Hudson, (D) OH-11 • Trump-Zelenskyy talks boil over: Ukrainian leader greeted warmly today in the U.K. • Toledo News This Morning | March 1, 2025 • U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer meets with U.S. President Trump about Ukraine • Germany's new chancellor and the country's economic headwinds • Vivek Ramaswamy makes stop in Toledo, after launching campaign for Ohio governor • Ukraine's president meets with world leaders on third anniversary of Russia's war • Community Focus: Alona Matchenko, Toledo Helps Ukraine • Toledo News This Morning | February 22, 2025 • Looking for a new podcast? Check out 'Behind the Byline,' hosted by yours truly • Prominent Republican Senator Mitch McConnell to not seek reelection • European disagreement with President Trump on Russia's war in Ukraine • Explained: Why egg prices are high – and will get even higher • Consumer prices rose in January, continuing a trend that began in November • Musk's 'Department of Government Efficiency' has a popular mission – but unpopular approach • The January jobs report: A look at how the U.S. economy began 2025 • Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announces Jim Tressel as lieutenant governor nominee • Community Focus | Baldemar Velasquez: President, Farm Labor Organizing Committee • Toledo News This Morning | February 8, 2025 • President Trump reiterates plan to have the U.S. "take over" Gaza Strip • Nation's students not making enough progress in reading and math, report finds • The North American trade war is off — for now • Jaden Jefferson Reports | Get Connected to Facts, Context, and Perspective. • Community Focus: Dr. Ewart Skinner, Former Professor of Africana Studies • Toledo News This Morning | February 1, 2025 • An expert's take on the U.S.-China A.I. race • 25% tariff on Canadian and Mexican imports could begin Saturday • Some mayors not seeing eye-to-eye with the White House on I.C.E. operations • Michigan Senator Gary Peters isn't seeking reelection in 2026 • Explained: How the federal student loan program became a burden • Community Focus | Julie Embree: Executive Director, Toledo Lucas County Homelessness Board • Toledo News This Morning | January 25, 2025 • Explained: A.I. isn't a "no strings attached" type of technology • Explained: Why generative A.I. is, seemingly, everywhere now • Ohio's 2026 gubernatorial race: Who's announced their candidacy, so far? • What potential tariffs on Canadian oil imports could mean for fuel prices • MLK's day in Toledo, according to a primary source • Community Focus: Lucas County Health Commissioner Karim Baroudi • Toledo News This Morning | January 18, 2025 • Sen. Marco Rubio, nominee for secretary of state in Trump administration, on NATO & Ukraine • Reaction to ceasefire in Israel and Hamas' 15-month war + the road to a resolution • Pallbearer for President Jimmy Carter discusses his experience • Will TikTok go dark in the U.S. on Sunday? • The final jobs report of 2024 • Kaptur: One-On-One | Jaden Jefferson Reports • Ohio House Minority Leader Allison Russo on new statehouse leadership, cannabis, and education • State Rep. Joshua Williams (R) OH-41 discusses House Bill 315 • Teen journalists discuss the resignation of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau • Community Focus | Burma Stewart: Interim Director, Lucas County Department of Workforce Development • Toledo News This Morning | January 4, 2025 • Rep. Mike Johnson wins reelection as House speaker, after some in-party dissent • The latest information in New Orleans truck attack • One expert's 2025 gas price predictions and thoughts on possible tariffs • Explained: Why the housing market is such a headache right now • Explained: Why U.S. homelessness increased by 18% from 2023 • New developments in Christmas Day plane crash • Same majority, different leaders in Ohio's 136th General Assembly • Los Angeles County reports its first human case of H5 Bird Flu • Social Security Trust Fund faces depletion by 2035 – unless Congress acts • Gen Z Money: Budgeting and Saving • Gen Z Money: Credit Cards • Facing cable's steady decline, media companies rethink their structure • Community Focus: Lucas County Commissioner Lisa Sobecki • Toledo News This Morning | December 14, 2024 • Inflation makes a 0.3% jump in November • The healthcare issue that brought two politically-opposite senators together • How the U.S. is responding to Syria's Assad-free future • TikTok ban still possible after the new year • Person of interest arrested in UnitedHealthcare CEO killing • Toledo News This Morning | December 7, 2024 • Former U.S. Ambassador to Georgia, Ian Kelly, discusses Russia-Ukraine conflict • President Biden backpedals on decision not to pardon son Hunter • Leonardo Puglisi, 17-year-old journalist in Australia, discusses country's social media ban • Lucas County's Conviction Integrity Unit releases results of first case review • Experts offer solutions for how Ohio's psychiatric hospitals can support more individuals • With the close of UN's COP29 conference, there's frustration about climate progress • Community Focus: Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz • Toledo News This Morning | November 23, 2024 • Community Focus | Jason Hibbs: Producer & Reporter, ‘Rethinking Jails + Justice’ Podcast, WGTE • Toledo News This Morning | November 16, 2024 • Who will fill Ohio's open U.S. Senate seat in 2025? • Biden and Trump reunited at the White House on Wednesday. So how'd it go? • Ohio Senate passes 'bathroom bill' in first session since Election Day • Community Focus | Dr. Melissa Miller: Professor of Political Science, Bowling Green State University • Toledo News This Morning | November 9, 2024 • Asking an expert: What does the presidential election result mean for each party? • Asking an expert: Were the polls wrong? • Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose gives an Election Day update • Statehouse News Bureau Chief Karen Kasler discusses Election 2024 from an Ohio perspective • Community Focus: The Local Election Show • Toledo News This Morning | November 2, 2024 • 'Race Through the States' Podcast 🎙 | Elections take time and need people • Ohio's drug overdose deaths dropped in 2023, the governor says • One week out from Election Day, many swing state voters have cast their ballot early • The Washington Post editorial board and the decision to not endorse a candidate • Community Focus | Thomas Winston: President and CEO, Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority • Toledo News This Morning (You Decide: Issues Edition) | October 26, 2024 • 'Race Through the States' Podcast 🎙 | The foreign policy election that isn't • How early voting is going, so far, in this non-battleground state • U.S. intelligence: North Korean troops have arrived in Russia • Just how close is the presidential race, in the states that matter most? • How much does a president actually influence the economy? • Community Focus | Lori King: Editor-In-Chief, Toledo Free Press • Toledo News This Morning ('You Decide' Edition) | October 19, 2024 • 'Race Through the States' Podcast 🎙 | Feelings on Capitol Hill about the presidential race • Politico's Nicholas Wu joins me to discuss key House races • Trump campaign deviates from path of swing states in recent stops • Amid lagging Black male confidence, Harris campaign hopes to get an Obama boost • 'PBS News Hour' co-anchors Geoff Bennett and Amna Nawaz discuss newscast's 49th year on the air • 'Race Through the States' Podcast 🎙 | On the road in Pennsylvania • 📺 My appearance on FOX 5 D.C. political show 'The Final 5' with Jim Lokay • 'Race Through the States' Podcast 🎙| How we've missed "boring" debates • The economics of this week's dockworkers strike • What contributed to the disaster of Hurricane Helene? • The White House responds to Israeli-Iranian tensions • Vance v. Walz: What a VP debate means in the grand scheme of things • Community Focus | Mona Shousher: Board Member, Cherished Friends of Ahava • Toledo News This Morning | September 28, 2024 • 'Race Through the States' Podcast 🎙 | Michigan in the middle, a gender split, and the VP debate • Our federal government: The world's leading… credit card? • With threat of government shutdown, House passes bill to prevent one • Book bans aren't new, but debate over them has surged in relevancy • U.S. sending more troops in response to Israel and Hezbollah tensions • Community Focus | Sonia Flunder-McNair: Executive Director, Urban Wholistics • Toledo News This Morning | September 21, 2024 • 'Race Through the States' Podcast 🎙 | Democrats split on Gaza, Republicans split on messaging • Momentum Festival, a public celebration of Toledo's artist community, starts Friday • City of Toledo to give business owners a preview of 2025's investments • I'm starting a presidential election podcast! 🎙️ Here's a preview. • Community Focus: Lucas County Commissioner Pete Gerken (D) • Toledo News This Morning | September 14, 2024 • Lucas County betting on community engagement in strategic plan process • Princeton University's Julian Zelizer offers analysis of Tuesday's debate • Teen journalist Wyatt Sharpe on how Canadians view U.S. politics • Ahead of tonight’s debate, see who Americans are trusting on the issues • NPR host Leila Fadel delivers Mikhail Lecture at The University of Toledo • Sitting down with sibling trio 'Girl Named Tom' — first group to ever win 'The Voice' • Community Focus: Tom Waniewski (R), candidate for Lucas County commissioner • Toledo News This Morning | September 7, 2024 • Out The Loop: Tour the kinda-new home of Jaden Jefferson Reports! • Out The Loop: Things you didn't know about me, your ADHD friend 👀 • Out The Loop: The post-pandemic practice of "social selectivity" • Out The Loop: "I know it's early but…" | Talking fall with radio host Eric Chase • Out The Loop: Saying farewell to the summer of pop culture with friend Angela Jennings • Community Focus | Jessica Mack: Community Outreach Manager, Toledo Museum of Art • Toledo News This Morning | August 31, 2024 • Harris-Walz campaign criticized for absence of policies on campaign website • Say More: Is the United States stunting its own economic growth? • Say More: These unprecedented times… • Community Focus: Parker Hardy, Nephew of Dee Ann Warner • Toledo News This Morning | August 24, 2024 • How many recreational weed sales have taken place in Ohio, thus far? • Two-part series 'Say More with Jaden Jefferson' debuts next Monday & Tuesday • I presented at this year's CommUNITY Film Fest! 🎦 🍿 • Community Focus: Lori Balogh, Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities • Toledo News This Morning | August 17, 2024 • Join me for the 'CommUNITY Film Fest' on Sunday! • Find out what's behind Ukraine's latest play in Russia's ongoing war • Inflation drops to lowest point since March 2021: What that means for you • Gen Z Speaks | Bonus Footage | A perspective on classroom safety • Gen Z Speaks | Bonus Footage | What matters from the global perspective • Community Focus | Rundown Edition: Election 2024 - Debates and the Midwest • Toledo News This Morning | August 10, 2024 • Gen Z Speaks | Part 3 | Politics and social media at an intersection • Gen Z Speaks | Part 2 | The candidates and the issues • Gen Z Speaks | Part 1 | Thoughts on Vice President Harris' running mate, Gov. Tim Walz • U.S. stocks plummet Monday, following last Friday's weak jobs report • Community Focus | Martha Vetter: Founder & Trustee, Chicks for Charity • Attendees share their thoughts on this year's Toledo Jeep Fest parade • Toledo News This Morning | August 3, 2024 • Know what streets to avoid in downtown during Toledo Jeep Fest • Former President Trump says, historically, running mate pick has "virtually no impact" • Things get combative during conference with former President Trump in Chicago • Bump stock ban proposed in the Ohio Statehouse • Lucas County joins statewide Benefits Bridge Employer Pilot Program • Community Focus: Logan Sander & Ruth Chang of 'Midstory' • Toledo News This Morning | July 27, 2024 • Where to watch the opening ceremony of the 2024 Summer Olympics • Delta Airlines getting back online following CrowdStrike outage — but the feds want answers • One-on-one with the 18-year-old who, if elected, would be NW Ohio's youngest state senator • Ohio's U.S. Senate race and just how much has been raised, spent • Paths to victory: The states Democrats and Republicans will need to win in November • LIVE: President Biden drops out of race + throws support behind VP Kamala Harris • Community Focus | Karen Kasler: Chief, Statehouse News BureauCommunity Focus | Karen Kasler: Chief, Statehouse News Bureau • Toledo News This Morning | July 20, 2024 • A chat with Dave Bautista & Chloe Coleman about their new movie! • One month until the CommUNITY Film Fest! • Around T-Town: Urban Pine Winery • Reactions from both sides to former President Trump's VP pick • RNC kicks off Monday + President calls for temperature to be lowered in the U.S. • Community Focus | McKaia Dykema: Legislative Research Manager, National League of Cities • Reporter describes chaos of attempted assassination on former President Trump • BREAKING: Former President Trump injured during incident at Pennsylvania rally • Toledo News This Morning | July 13, 2024 • Local girl to be recognized during Saturday's Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards • Equality Toledo's Love Fest returns this weekend • Around T-Town: Ottawa Park Inclusive Playground • Lucas County Prosecutor's Office announces new Conviction Integrity Unit • Behind The Scenes of My First Commercial! • Community Focus: Marcus Roth, Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio • Toledo News This Morning | July 6, 2024 • Meet the Philadelphia radio host who landed an interview with President Joe Biden • How much confidence do Americans have in the Supreme Court? Not a lot, poll shows. • Ohio Senator J.D. Vance wasn't always a fan of Donald Trump • Around T-Town: Inspired Lumber Workshop • Supreme Court: Trump can't be prosecuted over "official acts" committed in office • The New York Times: President Biden's family urges him to stay in race • Community Focus | Caleb Hutton: Local News Editor, Daily Herald (Everett, Washington) • Toledo News This Morning | June 29, 2024 • Last night's facepalm of a presidential debate • Kyle Clark, journalist at Denver's 9News, discusses today's presidential debate • Biden and Trump have two different ideas of debate prep • Around T-Town: Queso Kitchen • Music industry alleges "copyright infringement" in two new AI lawsuits • Where to watch Thursday's Biden-Trump debate • Community Focus (The Pre-Debate Show) • Toledo News This Morning | June 22, 2024 • Glass City Metropark Retro-Skate returns for second year • Russia's Putin, North Korea's Kim announce agreement • BREAKING: Incident involving TPD leaves West Toledo street closed • Around T-Town: Ouch! Bodywork & Wellness • Hot outside? Plant a tree! Want to save money? Water that tree! • Why is this green color and low-definition font all over the internet? • Biden, Trump campaigns and the Black vote: Who will come out stronger? • Community Focus | Eddie Campos: President, Northwest Ohio Realtors • The Point Place Tornado: One Year Later • Toledo News This Morning | June 15, 2024 • Former President Trump will be in Detroit tomorrow • South Florida flooding: More rain expected this evening • Streak of 90-degree days forecasted for NW Ohio & SE Michigan next week • Joey Chestnut out at Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest • BREAKING: President's son found guilty in federal gun case • YMCA of Greater Toledo's programs this Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month • Toledo Fire & Rescue Department’s 63rd Annual Memorial Service • Community Focus: Kristy Gerlett, Former TV News Reporter • Toledo News This Morning | June 8, 2024 • Getting Answers: What is ATSC 3.0 and should you care about it? • Getting Answers: When will recreational weed sales begin in Ohio? • Getting Answers: How is inflation down… when prices are still going up? • Getting Answers: How are those exiting foster care with severe trauma supported? • Getting Answers: Where do Toledoans' requests for city services end up? • Community Focus | Tricia Cullop: Head Women's Basketball Coach, Miami Hurricanes • Toledo News This Morning (Old West End Festival Special) | June 1, 2024 • Toledo's Old West End Festival kicks off this weekend • 'Getting Answers Week' starts Monday! • Around T-Town: 577 Foundation • What Hollywood got wrong about drowning and what you need to look out for • Brent Spence Bridge project moves forward, following federal approval • Community Focus (Rundown Edition) | Memorial Day Weekend • Toledo News This Morning | May 22, 2024 • 4K Cumulus Cloud Time-Lapse ☁️ • Progress at the site of Wayman D. Palmer YMCA reconstruction • Around T-Town: Maumee Valley Chocolate and Candy • Postmaster General Louis DeJoy is on thin ice in Washington • President Biden speaks at Detroit NAACP dinner on Sunday • Community Focus | Savannah Marten: Executive Director, The Pregnancy Center (Bella Vita Network) • Toledo News This Morning | May 18, 2024 • Woman says the lyrics of rapper Ludacris got her through near-fatal COVID bout • One-on-one with Cailey Fleming, young star of the new film 'IF'One-on-one with Cailey Fleming, young star of the new film 'IF' • Around T-Town: El Corazon de Mexico • UnWARRANTed: Wrongful Convictions in the U.S. • Who will he choose? Trump's search for a running mate • Toledo News This Morning | May 11, 2024 • Toledo News This Morning + Community Focus = A Better Weekend! ☀️ • Join the Litter League! • Around T-Town: Daddio Pets • Breaking down the new Lake Erie lawsuit against the EPA • The City of Toledo's 2024 Summer Showcase is a little over two weeks away • Community Focus | Brooke Schlageter: Executive Director, Partners in Education • Toledo News This Morning | May 4, 2024 • Laugh a little; Sunday is World Laughter Day! • May the fourth be with you this weekend! • Around T-Town: Bertha Mae's Kitchen • Getting Answers: How common are police license plate reader errors? • New CNN poll shows Pres. Biden's perceived weakness on the economy • Community Focus | Sky Beckwith: Incoming Chair, Lucas County Democratic Party • Toledo News This Morning | April 27, 2024 • The NONpartisan Climate Change Discussion • Glass City Marathon to race through Toledo metro on Sunday • Around T-Town: House of Dow • Take a walk with the City of Toledo! • The power of "thank you." • Toledoan Brandon Upchurch speaks out about viral run-in with police • Community Focus | Sam Nelson: Associate Professor of Political Science, The University of Toledo • Toledo News This Morning | April 20, 2024 • Downtown business invites you to its Record Store Day celebration • What is 420 Day? Exploring its roots • Previewing Saturday's celebration of life for Dee Ann Warner • Around T-Town: Kim's Kakes • Make your spring and summer road trips safer with these reminders • "Others are there cheering for them" | The story behind Toledo's new inclusive soccer community • A chat with Ashan Singh, correspondent for ABC News' 'Nightline' • Community Focus: Channon Craig of the Toledo Early Learning Coalition • Toledo News This Morning | April 13, 2024 • Veo bikes and scooters are back — but the rules of the road never left • The Cyberspace: Adapting to advanced threats in 2024 • In ONE week, Around T-Town returns! • Toledo's mayor on first phase of Schneider Park revitalization being completed • The total eclipse celebrations in Glass City Metropark • Community Focus | David Mann: President & CEO, Lucas County Land Bank • Toledo News This Morning | April 6, 2024 • Do you have the right pair of glasses for Monday's eclipse? • 'What an adventure' | Meet the promoter taking over concerts in Promenade Park • In ONE Week: Around T-Town returns! • A fireside chat with Larry Namer, cofounder of E! Entertainment Television • The Gloria Steinem Interview • Community Focus | Dr. Melissa Miller: Professor of Political Science, BGSU • Toledo News This Morning | March 30, 2024 • Opening Day fun with 105.5's Eric Chase • Happening Tomorrow: Opening Day at Fifth Third Field • Around T-Town is BACK on April 17th! • Ground Truth: East Palestine | The Politics • Ground Truth: East Palestine | The Derailment • Community Focus: Post-Primary Edition • Toledo News This Morning | March 23, 2024 • The News: A 16-Year-Old Journalist's Take • Checking out 'The Hideout' with local drag queen Sugar Vermonte • The Puppy Mill-to-Pet Store Pipeline: Local lawmaker aims to end it • New funding for Toledo's Wayman D. Palmer YMCA reconstruction • What Matters To You, Matters To Me. | #LocalNews • Community Focus | Kathryn Tucker: Board President, Women of Toledo • Toledo News This Morning | March 16, 2024 • The switch to summer fuel is coming, so what does it mean for gas prices? • Severe Weather Safety: Preparations for spring and summer • Palestinian activist isn't sold on current presidential candidates • One week until *primary* Election Day in Ohio • EPA's latest vehicle emission reduction proposal draws criticism • Community Focus: Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose • Toledo News This Morning | March 9, 2024 • One Month Away: Total solar eclipse across NW Ohio • Daylight saving time and how your body is impacted • Spring season will bring not only warmer weather – but new music, too • Jaden Jefferson Reports: Taking the Journalism by Storm by Age 15 - Toledo Parent • It's Spring Week! • A sit down with the showrunner of Nickelodeon's 'Monster High' • Community Focus: State Senator Paula Hicks-Hudson (D) OH-11 • Toledo News This Morning | March 2, 2024 • Happening Today: Toledo Police online vehicle auction kicks off • Ohio senate race spending + presidential campaign fundraising, so far • The state dollars that could be coming to parts of Northwest Ohio • Special Report: Who Owns The Homes? • Whitehouse organization gets national TV feature • Community Focus | Carri Twigg: Founding Partner & Head of Development, Culture House Media • Toledo News This Morning | February 24, 2024 • Summer's around the corner – and so are internships for area students • The Cafe: Saturdays on Toledo News This Morning! • Artificial intelligence and the presidential election • Mental Health: The Mind, The Heart, and Your Light • The Two-State Solution: Exploring a decades-old idea • Community Focus | Rachael Cammarn: Director of Marketing & Communication, Toledo Opera • Toledo News This Morning | February 17, 2024 • A birthday message from me to you! • Toledo Opera hosts student night for upcoming show • Tomorrow: Jaden At The Opera! • Restaurant Week Toledo is two weeks away • Community Focus: Lucas County Commissioner Anita Lopez • Toledo News This Morning | February 10, 2024 • "Above and Beyond" at Toledo's science center • Jaden Jefferson Reports: Where Toledo Gets Answers • The moving and shaking of local government: Who's going where • A new recycling facility is in the works for Lucas County • New protections for railroad workers against hazardous materials • Community Focus: Amanda Wilson, Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio • Toledo News This Morning | February 3, 2024 • Saturday: South Carolina Democratic primary election • Youth Homelessness: Beyond The Surface • Learn how to effectively spread the word about food waste prevention • Upcoming fundraiser to support the kids of cancer patients • Ashland Manor: The Tip of the Iceberg? • Community Focus: State Representative Joshua Williams (R) OH-41 • Toledo News This Morning | January 27, 2024 • Weekend Road Report: I-475 through Toledo, Maumee • You'll have to work for those robust energy savings • 10 years since a tragic day in Toledo firefighting history • Today: New Hampshire's Republican primary pits Trump against Haley • Couple allege harassment and discrimination working in Franklin Park Mall • Community Focus: Jourdyn McQueary: Executive Director, Equality Toledo • Toledo News This Morning | January 20, 2024 • Visual effects artist impresses with social media makeup transformations • Social media and human trafficking: An expert's basic safety tips • WGTE Public Media's initiative to examine the county's criminal justice system • Maumee healthcare facility seeing uptick in severe youth behavioral issues • Unimproved roads are now a part of Toledo's Residential Road Program • Toledo Police shoot, kill suspect in west Toledo neighborhood • Community Focus | Councilman Adam Martinez: District Two, Toledo City Council • Toledo News This Morning | January 13, 2024 • Monday: City of Toledo's MLK 'Unity Day' celebration • Swatting: A Taxing Epidemic • Introducing you to Swanton's farm animal sanctuary • How one blood donation can save more than one life • Is additional Amtrak service coming to Ohio? • Community Focus: Toledo Police Chief Michael Troendle • Toledo News This Morning | January 6, 2024 • Get connected to Jaden Jefferson Reports in 2024! • Senator Sherrod Brown talks 'Social Security Fairness Act' • Protesters call for ceasefire in Israel's war on Hamas at senator's visit • Three Years to the Day: Capitol insurrection anniversary on Saturday • Making more in '24: Ohio's minimum wage increases by 35 cents • Toledo City Council holds first meeting of the new year, elects new president • The Year Ahead: Lucas County's big projects in 2024 • New Year, Same Commitment. • Community Focus | Rachel Hepner-Zawodny: Exec. Director, American Red Cross of Western Lake Erie • Toledo News This Morning: End-Of-Year Show! | December 30, 2023 • City of Toledo to swear in first female council clerk in 186 years • Frederick Douglass Center kicks off its Kwanzaa celebration • Two shot in Franklin Park Mall food court Tuesday evening • Merry Christmas, and happy bloopers! • Community Focus: Ayesha Rascoe, Host of NPR's Weekend Edition Sunday and Up First • Toledo News This Morning | December 23, 2023 • 'Merry Little Batman' streaming now on Prime Video: Chatting with the director! • The cold can't stop the action inside a crowded greenhouse • Next Week: 'Toledo News This Morning' looks back on 2023! • Popular, local radio show makes surprising move to new home • 'Coffee & Shop' event brought sense of festiveness Saturday & Sunday • Community Focus: Lucas County Commissioners Pete Gerken and Lisa Sobecki • Toledo News This Morning | December 16, 2023 • So you've heard about Rotary clubs… but what about Rotaract clubs? • Semi-tractor trailer overturns, resulting in hazmat cleanup, backup on I-75 • House Republicans authorize impeachment inquiry into President Biden • China’s youth unemployment rate continues to trend higher • Having trouble making rent? Tips from The Fair Housing Center • Community Focus: Law Student & Paralegal Rashad Daoudi • Toledo News This Morning | December 9, 2023 • The future of tinkering at Imagination Station • SAME Café doesn't mean your average cafe • Feline Good: Toledo's first cat cafe is on the horizon • Ohio recreational marijuana law goes into effect Thursday • City of Toledo lights tree at Ottawa Park in a rhythmic, harmonious way • Community Focus: ConnecToledo President Paul Toth • Toledo News This Morning | December 2, 2023 • I'm your emcee for the City of Toledo tree lighting! • Temu + SHEIN: Behind the bargain • Holiday Buying: Americans' spending, retailers' preparations • Need some free COVID tests for the season? Where you can get four ... or more. • OpenAI CEO fired and later brought back: Why it's more than just business • 'Justice for Dee' rally attendees unfazed by snow ahead of husband's bond hearing • Community Focus: Private Investigator & Attorney Billy Little Jr. • Toledo News This Morning | November 25, 2023 • Next Week: Ottawa Park Holiday Tree Lighting • Tomorrow: City of Bowling Green to host "Parents' Night Out" • Thanksgiving frost: A reminder winter's around the corner • Husband of Dee Ann Warner arraigned Wednesday on missing woman's murder • Six woman-owned businesses under one roof, including a new salon • Vinyl Resurgence: It's not all Taylor's fault — and isn't entirely recent • Community Focus | Jake Tapper: Anchor & Correspondent, CNN • Toledo News This Morning | November 18, 2023 • (Nov. 3, 2023) Jaden joins Andrew Z and Demetrius in the Morning on Party 103.3 • Gas prices continue to fall, despite conflict overseas • Getting Answers: Put Me On Your Team • Community Focus: Add To Your Podcast Library Today! • On Point: How do you cope with grief during the holidays? • Community Focus: Election Recap Edition • Toledo News This Morning | November 11, 2023 • Celebrating Veterans Day: Local man, among others, honored during Friday event • Toledo Police, TFRD respond to incident at Dorr Street apartment complex • Tire pressure low? There's an explanation! • The housing market in 2024: One company's predictions • Ohio voters say "yes" to abortion rights, recreational marijuana • Your Guide to Election Day 2023 • Author explores Ohio doctor's massive drug dealing scheme • Community Focus: Election Rundown • Toledo News This Morning | November 4, 2023 • A Toledoan's first-hand look at NYC's migrant crisis + how she's helping • Domestic Violence: The Signs, The Resources, The Recovery • Poverty: More Than Meets The Eye • Conflict Consequences: Toledo's Unforgotten Ukrainian Families • Community Focus | Carrie Hartman: At-Large Candidate, Toledo City Council • Workers react to Stellantis, UAW's tentative deal • Toledo News This Morning | October 28, 2023 • Feedback being sought as part of 'Moving Forward 2055' plan • The cool (wink, wink) activities at our metroparks this fall! • Meals with meaning: How local business is accommodating everyone's needs • The local tennis phenom who's impressing many • Monday Morning Brief: Republicans drop Jordan, Biden on Israel, UAW strike continues • Community Focus | Dr. Joel Voss: Associate Professor of Political Science, UToledo • Toledo News This Morning | October 21, 2023 • The role area students are playing in our water quality • Ohio's distracted driving law: What troopers are seeing + what you should know • Toledo's plan to eliminate medical debt making headway • How UAW strike is weighing on Toledo workers • Three weeks out from Election Day: The issues to know • On Point: What is the cause of wrongful convictions? • Demonstrators plead for ceasefire in Israel-Palestine war • Community Focus | Carl Nelson: Chief Scientist, Imagination Station • Toledo News This Morning | October 14, 2023 • J.R. Majewski to challenge Rep. Marcy Kaptur once again • Maumee City Council candidate says he'll carry out the will of the people • New York City and the changing climate • Connecting Kids to Meals serves thousands in the Toledo area • On Point: Is enough being done to build an equal society? • Community Focus | Haylie Robinson: Host & Executive Producer, "Finding Festivals" • Toledo News This Morning | October 7, 2023 • Engage Toledo Ambassador Academy continues to grow • Groups partner to provide free legal advice on housing issues • Finding solutions to make Ohio's roadways safer for students • 'Toledo Walk for Water' happening Sunday • On Point: Why do you think book bans are becoming more common? • Symbolic show of solidarity Sunday on Toledo Jeep picket line • Community Focus | Patrick De Haan: Head of Petroleum Analysis, GasBuddy • UAW President Shawn Fain visits striking workers in Toledo • Toledo News This Morning | September 30, 2023 • Proposed I-475 expansion brings with it pushback from neighbors • Sneaker Culture: The local influence of an international lifestyle • Urban heat islands: What they are and the solution to the problem • Details: UT-AAUP picket set for Wednesday on UToledo campus • Local union official reacts to Pres. Biden's picket line visit • On Point: What are the challenges facing teachers? • Community Focus | Dr. Varun Vaidya: Professor of Pharmacy Practice, University of Toledo • Toledo News This Morning | September 23, 2023 • 2019 | Radio New Zealand: 11-year-old reporter Jaden Jefferson's interviews go viral • National Hispanic Heritage Month: Toledo restaurant celebrating 55 years • Community Focus: Join The Conversation, Sundays at 11a! • Operation Lifesaver: The group focused on Ohio’s rail crossings • On Point: The CASA program. What is it? Would you volunteer? • Community Focus: Hala Jabri, Student Mental Health Advocate • Toledo News This Morning | September 16, 2023 • Is "fall TV" dead this year? No, but it won't be the same. • Clear your drains. Yes, seriously! • 4 Years Since My First Appearance on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" • Relax, it's only a test. • Are Ohio's students recovering academically? What the latest state data shows. • Maumee Bay Brewing Company hosts "Thrift & Sip" event • Community Focus | Tony Totty: President, UAW Local 14 • Toledo News This Morning | September 9, 2023 • Spam Calls: Exploring why they just won't go away • How Ohio became less politically relevant — and why that's now changing • Examining fetal mortality — and who it impacts most • Local UAW president discusses looming strike • Recreational marijuana on the ballot in November • On Point: What would your small business be? • Community Focus | Keith Burwell: President, Greater Toledo Community Foundation • Toledo News This Morning | September 2, 2023 • East Toledo intersection sees transformation • Saving Money: Simple tips for a not-so-simple task • Artificial intelligence and the music business • Never Say Never: Jeff Jenkins talks new travel show and experiences • Community Focus | Matt Foss: Associate Professor of Theatre, University of Toledo • Toledo News This Morning | August 26, 2023 • We've got a debt problem. • Community Focus: Rundown Edition • Toledo Pride takes over downtown Toledo • Toledo News This Morning | August 19, 2023 • Dessert in the Desert: Central Toledo's problem accessing healthy food • Postal workers target of recent thefts • Mission: Education | Taking on book bans with a book on book bans • Community Focus: Dr. Melissa Miller: Professor of Political Science, BGSU • Reporter claims he was removed from DeSantis event with no explanation • Toledo News This Morning | August 12, 2023 • Mission: Education | Rural broadband • Mission: Education | Fall programming in the city of Toledo • Mission: Education | Back-to-school anxiety • The Living Room Sessions: Confusion. • Mission: Education | Saving on supplies • Community Focus: Ohio Secretary of State, U.S. Senate candidate Frank LaRose • Toledo Jeep Fest rolls on for another year • Toledo News This Morning | August 5, 2023 • The Jazz Collective at Peacock Cafe • On Point: Does zip code determine destiny? • Police break down late July officer-involved shooting • Summer fun... in an equine way! • Seniors hear from state senator on Issue 1 • Community Focus | LaVera Scott: Director, Lucas County Board of Elections • Toledo News This Morning | July 29, 2023 • Organization has bone to pick with TPD • It's hot. What you can do about it! • The Numbers Are In: Early voting turnout in Lucas County — so far • DEA, Toledo Police Department announce results of months-long operation • On Point: Who is an inspiring male figure in your life? • Community Focus: Ohio Democratic Party Chair Liz Walters • Toledo News This Morning | July 22, 2023 • 14-year-old killed in south Toledo • Pulse of the People: What interpretations of the U.S. Constitution should schools offer? • Hate group makes presence known at Toledo Love Fest • Join me for the 9th Annual CommUNITY Film Fest! • Community Focus: Andre McCallum, Toledo Ark • Toledo News This Morning + Q105 | July 15, 2023 • Come to the (radio) studio with me! • Plan your day: Dana Open tees off tomorrow • Two Years Later: A Reflection from Surfside • 35-year-old shot and killed in Toledo on Sunday • Mass shooting Sunday in downtown Cleveland • Community Focus: Megan Schmidt, Pro-Abortion Rights Activist • Toledo News This Morning | July 8, 2023 • Ohio's two-year, $86 billion budget: The highlights • More lives claimed by gun violence as U.S. celebrates its independence • August Special Election: Important dates • U.S. GDP decelerates in Q1 of 2023 • Community Focus | Abby Buchhop: Director, Lucas County Emergency Management Agency • Toledo News This Morning | July 1, 2023 • City of Toledo to host its first "Disabled and Proud Fest" • XLII Italian Bowl: Youth Football Camp • Leading Families Home opens Beach House Ashland on Thursday • $20 million coming to the City of Toledo for infrastructure improvements • XLII Italian Bowl: Mayor's Cup • Community Focus: Outgoing Area Office on Aging President & CEO Billie Johnson • Toledo News This Morning | June 24, 2023 • Woman out $4,500 in hail damage to car from last week's storm • The ProMedica lab reduced to rubble during Point Place tornado • Governor Mike DeWine visits devastation from Point Place tornado • Car Is King: Correcting Transportation's Original Sin • On Point: What's your favorite spot in Lucas County? • Community Focus | Lance Woodworth: President & CEO, Destination Toledo • Toledo News This Morning | June 17, 2023 • New effort in Ohio to transfer power over public K-12 education • SB 83 would bring significant changes to Ohio's public colleges and universities • Phase two of Glass City Metropark project opens to the public • On Point: What do you do for your mental health? • Community Focus | Steve Reamey: Board Member, Equality Toledo • Toledo News This Morning | June 10, 2023 • Donald Trump says he's been indicted for mishandling classified documents • Jumping In: The GOP's growing list of candidates ahead of 2024 • Air quality concerns from Canadian wildfires span northeast, midwest • Introducing "Link Toledo" • Community Focus | Malcom Cunningham: Director, Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement • Bitwise Industries furloughs entire staff, board fires co-CEOs • Old West End Festival draws large crowd Saturday • Toledo News This Morning: Party in the Old West End | June 3, 2023 • Student-run clinic provides healthcare for those in need • Former City of Toledo employee once again seeking seat on city council • Meet a couple of Toledo's AmeriCorps volunteers • A Faster Route To Columbus: Officials' fight continues • Community Focus: Secretary of State Frank LaRose • Traditional "Opening of the Port" held Saturday • Toledo News This Morning | May 27, 2023 • Toledo's mayor launches office to engage community in public safety efforts • Perrysburg's growing population proves a challenge for school district • Toledo Fire & Rescue Dept. investigating string of arsons in Toledo community • Getting Answers: Neighbors say east Toledo park not living up to full potential • On Point: What are your thoughts on America's immigration policies? • Toledo News This Morning | May 20, 2023 • African American Festival returns this summer • Dough-raising for kneaded educational programming • Controlling Board approves $65 million to fund school meal reimbursements • Supreme Court: States have the right to regulate CAFOs • On Point: What can be done to aid the foster care crisis in Lucas County? • Community Focus: Ohio House Minority Leader Allison Russo (D-Upper Arlington) • Toledo News This Morning | May 13, 2023 • ShotSpotter: What is it? Is it effective in reducing gun violence? • Old West End Festival less than a month away • Mom's House celebrates largest graduating class in its 30-year history • Turning 100: Meet Toledo's newest centenarian • On Point: What are the causes of homelessness in Northwest Ohio? • TEDx 🗣️ • Community Focus | Tricia Cullop: Head Women's Basketball Coach, UToledo • Toledo News This Morning | May 6, 2023 • MSP leads multiple searches in relation to Dee Ann Warner investigation • Ridge & River opens on Adams Street; expands downtown retail options • New Dunkin' to open up in Toledo: Find out where • Offering a safe space for young people in Northwest Ohio • Toledo native awarded scholarship during White House Correspondents' Dinner • Community Focus | Nick Komives: At-Large Member, Toledo City Council • Toledo News This Morning | April 29, 2023 • This Week's In-Depth Reports • Toledo Walleye continue run in the playoffs • TEDxMaumeeValleyCountryDaySchool | TED • The Price of Pumping: Building The Future of Toledo's Wastewater Treatment Plant • Human Trafficking: The Real Story • Biden announces 2024 reelection bid; Trump-Biden rematch now possible • Fentanyl: An Increasing Danger • On Point: What are your thoughts on the current state of U.S. politics? • Community Focus: Andy Cole, Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority • Toledo News This Morning | April 22, 2023 • Touring the Glass City Pearl! ⚓🛥️ • Local children's book author promotes representation through book about Eid • U.T. students celebrate 419 Day during spring festival • XLII Italian Bowl is coming to Toledo! • On Point: What do you think could be the impact of climate change on the future? • Community Focus: City of Toledo Housing Commissioner Tiffanie McNair • Toledo News This Morning | April 15, 2023 • Frederick Douglass Center serves as the heart of Toledo community • East Toledo Family Center fundraising for major expansion • Donate Life Month: How organ donation can save lives • On Point: Where do you get your news? • Community Focus: Lucas County Prosecutor Julia Bates • Toledo News This Morning | April 8, 2023 • 70th Toledo Police Department academy class begins Friday • Safety On The Tracks: Breaking down the bill introduced by three senators • Introducing you to Maumee Valley Habitat for Humanity's ReStore • Toledo Fire & Rescue Dept. stations aging, in need of repairs • On Point: Should the U.S. play a more active role in the war in Ukraine? • Community Focus: Nina Greenberg, Students Demand Action • Toledo News This Morning's Opening Day Special! ⚾ | April 1, 2023 • Downtown business ready for Opening Day crowd • One-on-one with Toledo's new police chief • Michael Troendle named new City of Toledo police chief • Recapping Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz's 2023 State of the City address • Proposal from state legislature has county officials, groups concerned • Bringing public transportation to an underserved community • Community Focus: Alan B. Lancz, Investment Advisor • Toledo News This Morning | March 25, 2023 • The growing list of potholes — and the city crews tackling them. • The Walleye Run: How this annual tradition benefits one Maumee business • Documentary showcases the stories women who changed Ohio's political scene • Fans cheer on Toledo in NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament • Justice Smith, Sophia Lillis talk 'Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves' • Community Focus | LeSean Shaw: Vice President, Bitwise Industries • Northwest Ohio Teen Book Festival provides authors an important platform • Toledo News This Morning | March 18, 2023 • Keeping with tradition, The Blarney Irish Pub sees monstrous St. Patrick's Day crowd • Member of Toledo City Council hosts series of community meetings • What's going on under the MLK bridge? • PFAS In The Water: Activists' warning — and the government's response • Walking the talk, local ministry steps up to help community members • Community Focus: Sierra Webb, Urban Wholistics Farms • Toledo News This Morning | March 11, 2023 • Update on road conditions, snow emergencies • New pre-trial, trial dates set in case of Dee Ann Warner death petition • Cenovus Energy purchases remaining interest in BP-Husky Toledo Refinery • McLaren St. Luke's to cease operations: What we know • Music and memories at Acoustics For Autism in Maumee! • Community Focus: TPD Recruitment • Toledo News This Morning | March 4, 2023 • Eating healthier on a budget: One expert's advice • WBGU, BGSU, and League of Women Voters celebrate Women's History Month • Breaking down the politics surrounding the East Palestine train derailment • Meet the local woman whose alopecia journey has gone national • Community Focus: Tramain Rayford: Founder & CEO, The Program Inc. • Toledo News This Morning | February 25, 2023 • Restaurant Week Toledo preview party held downtown Thursday • Shamrock "Shaking" for a good cause! • Around T-Town: Fiber + Strand • Ohio Democrats pushing for changes in the wake of East Palestine train derailment • Community Focus Spotlight: Urban Wholistics Farms • Coalition for Peaceful Toledo Neighborhoods releases proposal to reduce violence • Toledo News This Morning | February 18, 2023 • Replacement of Central Ave. bridge over the Ottawa River to begin March • Around T-Town: Callisto Terra • You have an opportunity to hear from Toledo Police and offer feedback • Final performance of 'The Merry Widow' held Sunday at Toledo's Valentine Theatre • Community Focus: Julia Simon, Junior Achievement of Northwestern Ohio • Toledo News This Morning | February 11, 2023 • "The Imagination Press" set to open Tuesday in The Shops At Fallen Timbers • Around T-Town: Local Roots Juice Co. • Suspected Chinese spy balloon shot down. What's next? • The Ribbon at Glass City Metropark opens for preview days • 'Coalition for Peaceful Toledo Neighborhoods' frustrated by city leadership • Toledo News This Morning | February 4, 2023 • Sickle Cell: The challenges of transitioning from pediatric to adult care • Toledo chapter of "Students Demand Action" hold gun violence remembrance event • Around T-Town: Axe 419 • Gas prices falling, but remain higher than at the start of the new year • Community Focus: Abby Arnold: Deputy Mayor, City of Toledo • Toledo News This Morning | January 28, 2023 • 16-year-old killed in west Toledo shooting • City of Toledo provides update on snow response • Toledo City Council's latest action to reduce crime • Toledo city council member expresses concern over mayor's proposed budget • Community Focus: Toledo City Councilwoman Katie Moline • Toledo News This Morning | January 21, 2023 • Getting in the groove with Toledo Yogis of Color! • Savage Park up for highly-competitive National Parks Service grant • Around T-Town: Selfie WRLD Toledo • Ottawa Hills superintendent talks hoax active shooter call • Through service, area teens keep MLK's legacy alive • Community Focus: Toledo City Councilwoman Vanice Williams, District 4 • Toledo News This Morning | January 14, 2023 • Sunday on Community Focus: Toledo city councilwoman to begin first full term • U.T. Rockets' Sophia Wiard scores 1000th point in game against Ball State • Head Coach Tricia Cullop discusses win over Ball State • City of Toledo announces "2023 MLK Experience" • U.T. women face Ball State on Wednesday — with honorary coach on the sidelines • Community Focus: Rebecca Facey: Chief Prosecutor, City of Toledo • Toledo News This Morning | January 7, 2023 • Sunday on Community Focus: City of Toledo's new chief prosecutor • Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz appoints interim police chief • ProMedica cardiologist discusses Damar Hamlin collapse • Secor Road closes for 210 days, due to bridge reconstruction • Ohio's minimum wage increases to $10.10 in the new year • Community Focus: Lucas County Commissioner Lisa Sobecki (D) • Toledo News This Morning | December 31, 2022 • H.O.O.V.E.S. in Swanton to welcome five wild horses from California • Sports betting comes to Ohio in the new year: unpacking the potential impacts • 'Operation Santa Sleigh' lights up ProMedica Toledo Hospital • U.S. Dept. of Transportation to examine Southwest Airlines cancellations • In The Kitchen: What do you do with those holiday leftovers? • Local florist to serve as designer for 2023 Rose Parade • Traveler discusses deadly pileup on the Ohio Turnpike • Toledo News This Morning | December 24, 2022 • Level 2 snow emergency issued for Lucas County; see why • Could a final location for Lucas County's new jail be decided soon? • ODOT prepares for late-week snowfall • Ottawa Park Ice Rink opens for the season • Suspect in kidnapping and murder of Toledo teens has a history • Community Focus Spotlight: What needs to change? • Toledo News This Morning | December 17, 2022 • Sunday on Community Focus: A Mother's Concern • TPD, FBI investigate house fire's connection to case of two missing boys • Holiday treats with the Dollop Shop! • Champion boxer puts his focus on Toledo youth • How you can be a part of deciding Toledo's next police chief • Community Focus: Hope Hooper: Marketing & Comms. Manager, The Arts Commission • Toledo News This Morning | December 10, 2022 • A look at road conditions in busy west Toledo • Traffic Alert: Section of Secor Road to close in January • Kapszukiewicz outlines 2023 budget proposal during Wednesday meeting • Around T-Town: Bluff Street Village • Trump Organization convicted on 17 counts of Tax Fraud • Community Focus: Coleena Ali: Manager of Tenant and Landlord Services, City of Toledo • Toledo News This Morning | December 3, 2022 • Catching up with Tricia Cullop, head coach of the U.T. Rockets Women's Basketball team • Enjoy a "Crafternoon" at Handmade Toledo! • One step closer to closure: Arrest warrant issued in Shanquella Robinson death • Community Focus: Kelsie Hoagland: Public Information Officer, ODOT District 2 • Toledo News This Morning | November 26, 2022 • Sunday on Community Focus: ODOT talks I-475 widening project • Life after cigarettes: What JAMA study shows • An on-the-ground look at air travel ahead of Thanksgiving • Your yearly reminder to be cautious when shoveling snow • Traffic: Widening of I-475 in Maumee well underway • Community Focus: Teresa Fedor (D), Ohio Board of Education • Toledo News This Morning | November 19, 2022 • Sunday on Community Focus: Ohio State Board of Education member Teresa Fedor • 24 graduate in sixth Engage Toledo Ambassador Academy session • Nature's Nursery prepares for big move in the spring • Around T-Town: Mom's House • Area food kitchen continues tradition of service over 50 years later • Getting to the bottom of Toledo's plan to eliminate millions in medical debt • Community Focus: Erin Wiley, The Willow Center • City of Toledo hosts "Youth Be Heard" in pursuit of feedback from young people • First snow of the season seen across Northwest Ohio on Saturday • Toledo News This Morning | November 12, 2022 • Combatting seasonal depression: An expert's advice • Engage Toledo Ambassador Academy Week 11: Parks and Recreation • Month passes with no arrest(s) in triple shooting outside Whitmer stadium • Election Night 2022: Ohio U.S. Senate race • Election Night 2022: Ohio gubernatorial race • With Election Day finally here, Lucas County Board of Elections hunkers down • Early voting tops 2018 numbers in Ohio, according to secretary of state • Toledo News This Morning | November 5, 2022 • Meet the man who taught U.S. Senate candidate Tim Ryan during his days at BGSU • Engage Toledo Ambassador Academy Week 10: Public Safety • You Decide: Congressman Tim Ryan (D) OH-13 on Fox News town hall, inflation • Around T-Town: Glass City Metropark • Toledo Walleye's opening night celebration is Saturday • Community Focus: Elgin Rogers, (D) candidate for OH-44 • Toledo News This Morning | October 29, 2022 • Some older adults opting to skip second booster shot. But why? • Engage Toledo Ambassador Academy Week 9: Beautifying Toledo • Around T-Town: Ye OIde Durty Bird • Early voting underway across the state of Ohio: What you need to know • You Decide 2022: Two weeks out from election, Whaley stumps in Toledo • Community Focus: Savannah Rayford: VP of Engagement, Cherry Street Mission • Toledo News This Morning | October 22, 2022 • Engage Toledo Ambassador Academy Week 8: Meet Your Leaders • Around T-Town: First Tee Lake Erie • You Decide: Breaking down the levies you'll see on the ballot • Still no arrest in triple shooting outside Whitmer Stadium • No injuries reported after Holland apartment fire • Community Focus: TPS School Board Member Sheena Barnes • Glass City River Wall, spanning three football fields, unveiled Saturday • Toledo News This Morning | October 15, 2022 • Brother of missing Michigan woman continues push for answers • Engage Toledo Ambassador Academy Week 7: Code Compliance • Around T-Town: Boyd's Retro Candy Store • DeWine-Whaley debate unlikely, as senate candidates hash it out Monday • Fall fun across the Glass City this weekend • Three gun deaths occur in Glass City on Saturday; faith community responds • Charity softball event raises money for Ronald McDonald House of Northwest Ohio • Community Focus: Jan Materni, (D) candidate for OH-75 • My remarks at the Toledo Library's levy renewal campaign kickoff. • Around T-Town: Gathering Volumes Bookstore • Over The Edge for Victory • Toledo City Council considers eliminating medical debt for some Toledoans • Toledo Fire & Rescue Department battles Labor Day house fire • Community Focus: Lucas Camuso-Stall, Director of Govt. Relations & Advocacy, TLCPL • Toledo News This Morning | September 3, 2022 • Man who advocated for handball in the Glass City honored • New roundabout coming to intersection of Angola & King roads • Around T-Town: Culture Clash Records • Meet The Ability Center's company Dog, Raven! • Toledo's Labor Day Parade: What you can expect, according to organizers • Inaugural Glass City Jazz Fest a success, as hometown musician is recognized • Community Focus: Wendi Hendricks, (R) candidate for OH-43 • Toledo News This Morning | August 27, 2022 • Cleveland Clinic expert explains the science behind COVID-19 reinfections • Downtown Toledo's renovated convention center opens in style • Wayman D. Palmer YMCA celebrates newly-installed Peloton equipment • Around T-Town S2 Premiere: Urban Wholistics' Tatum Park! • Food co-op celebrates 30 years in service of the community • Happening Today: Nebraska Avenue bridge over I-75 reopens to traffic • Community Focus: Joshua Williams, (R) candidate for OH-41 • Toledo celebrates pride on its own schedule • Toledo News This Morning | August 20, 2022 • Area candidates make "CRT" an issue — but is it being taught locally? • Habitat for Humanity of Monroe Co. hosts playhouse build at Indian Creek Zoo • ProMedica grapples with financial aftershocks of COVID-19 • Three new violence interrupters coming to Lagrange St. neighborhood • Waterville residents sound-off on proposed amphitheater • Ottawa Hills nearing completion of high school renovations • Community Focus: Councilwoman Michele Grim, (D) candidate for OH-43 • Despite economic challenges, Toledo Jeep Fest rolls on • Toledo News This Morning | August 13, 2022 • One-On-One with Ohio House Minority Leader Allison Russo (D-Upper Arlington) • City of Toledo employees to be testing in homes for lead water lines • Enrollment open for fall 2022 Engage Toledo Ambassador Academy • What is the 'CHIPS Act' and how could it impact Ohio? • Community space opens to serve residents of West Toledo • Local ministry leans on their faith through gun violence struggle • Community Focus: Primary reflections with Colin Flanagan (D) • Motorcycle ride aims to create peace among Toledo's youth • Volunteers 'Rock the Block' in East Toledo, Saturday morning • Toledo News This Morning | August 6, 2022 • Multiple crashes result in traffic backups Friday afternoon • Monkeypox: U.S. declares virus a public health emergency • The Road to November: Recapping Tuesday’s primary election • Section of Alexis Road renamed in honor of fallen TPD officer • Observing "International Year of Glass Day" in the Glass City! • Amid growing pressure, sheriff turns Dee Warner investigation over to MSP • Community Focus: Daniel Ortiz, (D) candidate for OH-43, returns ahead of primary • Toledo News This Morning | July 30, 2022 • Dual Hiltons skyrocket downtown Toledo to new heights! • Two area Democrats fume ahead of August primary • Around T-Town: Exploring the 419 together! • Despite impact of inflation, business owner putting employees' needs first • COVID-19 Latest: The dominant "BA5" Omicron subvariant • Community Focus: Brandon Sehlhorst - Director of Economic Development, City of Toledo • Toledo News This Morning | July 23, 2022 • TARTA introduces new fare-collection tech • Toledo News This Morning: The Glass City's Fastest Morning Newscast! • Happening This Weekend: Tatum Park to host group of vendors • Monday Traffic Update: I-280 ramp closures, I-475 pavement repairs • Community Focus: Nancy Larson (D), candidate for OH-41 • Toledo News This Morning | July 16, 2022 • Progress being made on behalf of residents at Greenbelt Place Apartments • Scam Alert: City reports that residents are receiving water shut-off calls • Sunday on Community Focus: Nancy Larson, (D) candidate for OH-41 • Inaugural 'Glass City JazzFest' coming to Glass City Metropark in August • Tears and heartache at prayer service for slain SFS student • Community Focus: Toledo City Councilwoman At-Large Cerssandra McPherson (D) • Toledo News This Morning | July 9, 2022 • Toledo Persists returns to the picket line in support of abortion rights • Can social media apps hinder a child's attention span? • Naked Break-Ins: The bizarre story from an Oregon excavation business • Early voting begins in Lucas County — at a new location! • Police release additional information about Highland Park shooting suspect • Sports: Chatting with the father of Toledo's own Zia Cooke • Community Focus | Stuart James: Executive Director, The Ability Center • Toledo News This Morning | July 2, 2022 • Sunday on Community Focus: Meet The Ability Center's new executive director! • Your Health: Cases of sexually-transmitted diseases on the rise • Committee outlines plans for this year's African American Festival & Parade • ProMedica, Jeep parent company partner for free employee clinic • Early morning fire at Miracle Manor Apts. impacts 24 units • Community Focus: Kara Hitchens, AAA • Dual west Toledo abortion rallies result in some tense exchanges • Toledo News This Morning | June 25, 2022 • Time-Lapse: Sunset over I-75 in downtown Toledo ☀️ • Reflections from the George Floyd memorial in Minneapolis • After Toledo father is murdered, daughter pleas for community to step • TNTM Sports: Toledo Walleye announces two big-deal signings • Toledo News This Morning | June 18, 2022 • Despite muggy temps, 'Lunch at Levis' brings out large crowd • Senator Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) discusses gun reform efforts in the Senate • Ohio mayors voice frustration with Gov. Mike DeWine, lack of action on guns • Pro-choice protest recieves the support of numerous drivers on Secor Rd. • Community Focus: Activist Montrice Terry • 'March for Our Lives' held in downtown Toledo • Toledo News This Morning | June 11, 2022 • Midday | June 10, 2022 • Youth open up about gun violence during Thursday night forum • City of Toledo installs additional HAWK pedestrian beacon in front of TMA • Today in the TOL: Ottawa Park Summer Concert Series announced • City of Toledo announces action to ensure rental properties are lead-safe • Community Focus: Dr. Kevin Egan, UT Professor of Economics • Toledo News This Morning | June 4, 2022 • Around T-Town Season Finale: Shivers Ice Cream! • 'Midday' Debut Episode | June 3, 2022 • Community leaders celebrate love and pride — while also sending a message • Start your summer off right — with me! • Swift progress being made in renovation of SeaGate Centre • DOJ launches investigation into police response to Texas school shooting • Community Focus: Activist Ny'Asia Mathis • Memorial Day weekend events held in downtown Toledo on Saturday • Toledo News This Morning | May 28, 2022 • 25 years later, The Victory Center's free cancer support services a success • Around T-Town: The Old West End • Sylvania mother alleges son was target of multiple racial attacks at school • After juvenile is shot Sunday morning, neighbor opens up • Today at 9A: A Face of Gun Violence • Community Focus: Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz (D-Toledo) • Forum tackles the challenges facing Toledo’s working families • Local NAMI walk raises awareness, money for mental health services • Toledo News This Morning | May 21, 2022 • Sunday on Community Focus: Sitting down with Toledo's mayor • Around Chi-Town: The Hottest Sauce in Chicagoland? • Around T-Town: The Dollop Shop • Your Health: Being proactive about ticks and lyme disease • 10 innocent, unsuspecting shoppers killed in hate-fueled supermarket shooting • Community Focus: Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose (R) • Toledo News This Morning | May 14, 2022 • First Forecast: 80s continue into the weekend! ☀️ • Kapszukiewicz to visit Washington for roundtable discussion • 'Toledo News at Midday' to launch June 3rd! • Family of Dee Warner confident in evidence against missing woman's spouse • P.I. hired by family of Dee Warner to release results of investigation tonight • Community Focus | Alfonso Narvaez: President, ONE Village Council • 14-year-old girl shot and killed in north Toledo neighborhood • Toledo News This Morning | May 7, 2022 • UT professor discuss Supreme Court draft leak • Candidate for Ohio attorney general wants to hold Columbus accountable • Rep. Tim Ryan (D), Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, on primary victory • Around T-Town: Hannah's Soft Serve • New This Morning: Ohio Governor Mike DeWine (R) on primary election hopes • First Lady of Ohio Fran DeWine reads to children at Toledo's Main Library • Local Democrats unite to encourage voters to hit the polls • City of Toledo golf 'Muni Challenge' tees-off Sunday • Community Focus: Toledo NAACP President Willie Perryman Jr. • Toledo News This Morning | April 30, 2022 • Cannabis: A Growing Industry • Do word games promote a healthy brain? • Around T-Town: Focaccia's • Two Toledo teens go missing, aren't heard or seen from in five days • Election 2022: U.S. Senate candidate Matt Dolan (R) makes a stop in BG • Community Focus: Sheena Barnes, Local LGBTQ+ advocate • Toledo News This Morning | April 23, 2022 • New This Morning: City of Toledo hiring lifeguards for the summer • One-on-one with Michigan State Senator Mallory McMorrow (D-Royal Oak) • As drug overdoses skyrocket, expert offers explanation, solutions • Around T-Town: Simply D'Vine Boutique • Inside Look: The Believe Center opens doors to renovated gymnasium • South Toledo apartment fire displaces families on Easter Sunday • Community Focus: Lucas Co. Board of Commissioners President Gary Byers • theChurch Maumee drops thousands of eggs as part of Easter celebration • Toledo News This Morning | April 16, 2022 • Mental Health: Tips for coping with everyday stress, being more mindful • Sitting down with Ohio Supreme Court candidate Judge Terri Jamison (D) • Issue 5: Greater law enforcement presence for Springfield Township? • Around T-Town: Nature's Nursery • City of Toledo Parks and Recreation Youth Advisory Board accepting applications • New This Morning: Study links sleep disorders with worse outcomes from COVID-19 • Community Focus: State Representative Lisa Sobecki (D) • Toledo News This Morning | April 9, 2022 • Sports: One-on-one with UT women’s basketball head coach Tricia Cullop • Around T-Town: The Healthy Panther • Opening Day night a busy one for local bars and restaurants • Toledo News This Morning: 2022 Mud Hens Opening Day Special Coverage • Family claims they were discriminated against by local entertainment business • Community Focus: Neil Greenberg, TARTA • Toledo News This Morning | April 2, 2022 • Around T-Town: Lockett Lash Studio • Local candidates hold women-themed fundraiser at Fowl & Fodder • Commissioners unveil local art that’ll be displayed in Glass City Center • April to be celebrated as 'Marathon Month' in the Glass City • City of Toledo receives $19 million in rental assistance funding • One-on-one with gubernatorial candidate John Cranley (D) on Tuesday's debate • Town hall meeting aims to begin the revitalization of Dorr Street Corridor • City of Toledo’s 2022 Residential Road Program kicks off Monday • Community Focus | Rebecca Zietlow: Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, UToledo • ‘Sons of Toledo’ premieres at the Peristyle • Toledo News This Morning | March 26, 2022 • Greek Independence Day celebrated at One Government Center • Around T-Town: Earnest Brew Works • Two injured in central Toledo house fire • New This Morning: Two Ohio lawmakers want primary election moved to June 28 • 7 hospitalized after fentanyl makes it into Stryker juvenile detention center • Community Focus: Daniel Ortiz (D), candidate for state representative • Toledo News This Morning | March 19, 2022 • Blarney 'Shamrockin' Shuffle' takes over the streets of downtown Toledo! • Exclusive: 3X WNBA champion Natasha Howard recognized in Toledo • St. Patrick's Day celebrations bring large crowds to downtown Toledo • Around T-Town: BREW Coffee Bar • Vigil to honor the lives of local domestic violence victims held Tuesday • Community Focus: ProMedica President & CEO Randy Oostra • Toledo News This Morning | March 12, 2022 • Entertainment: Chatting with 'Wags to Riches' host Dariany Santana • Sitting down with Hudson, New York's first Black, and youngest, mayor • Around T-Town: Sweet Experience • Area drivers frustrated with gas prices as they continue to rise • COVID-19: Addressing vaccine hesitancy in Toledo’s Black communities • Community Focus | Dr. Joel Voss: Assistant Professor of Political Science, UToledo • Toledo News This Morning | March 5, 202 • Jaden Jefferson joins host Toi Creel of NBC 24's 'What's Going On' • Watch: Maumee Valley Country Day School organizes send-off for indoor track team • Toledo City Council contributes $10,000 to Damia Ezell reward fund • Around T-Town: OptiGo Mobile Vision • Can stress play a role in those pesky grey hairs? Science says yes! • Community Focus: Erika White (D), candidate for state representative • Toledoan offers local perspective regarding Russia's war on Ukraine • Toledo News This Morning | February 26, 2022 • World watches on as Russia moves forward with invasion of Ukraine • Around T-Town: The Host Concept • Group of area youth learn the basics of financial literacy at Monday event • Community Focus: Joshua Williams (R), candidate for OH-40 • 2022 Perrysburg Winterfest brings out a crowd, despite deep freeze • Toledo News This Morning | February 19, 2022 • Traffic: Alexis Road, Lewis Avenue to undergo intersection modifications • Around T-Town: Toledo Humane Society • City of LA celebrates Super Bowl victory in the streets • Traffic | Gas Update: Week of February 14, 2022 • Community Focus | Wade Gottschalk: Exec. Director, Wood Co. Economic Development • Toledo News This Morning | February 12, 2022 • Wood County Economic Development Commission on Peloton reversal • Around T-Town: Fifth Third Field • Public hearing to consider license for med. marijuana dispensary held in Sylvania • Restaurant Week Toledo supports Leadership Toledo's youth programming • Community Focus: Toledo Fire and Rescue Dept. Chief Allison Armstrong • Toledo News This Morning | February 5, 2022 • Black History Month: Equity and Inclusion • Black History Month: Voting Rights • Black History Month: Reflecting on the murder of George Floyd • Community Focus: A Message from Our Youth • 37th annual Conference for Aspiring Youth held at the University of Toledo • Toledo News This Morning | January 29, 2022 • First round of '12 Kids of Christmas' gifts distributed at Brightside Academy • Gov. Mike DeWine vetoes Senate Bill 311, bill that would limit ODH's power • One-On-One with Senator Sherrod Brown (D) | Politics & COVID-19 • Registration open for Attorney General Dave Yost’s Human Trafficking Summit • Gov. DeWine responds to impeachment efforts as COVID-19 hospitalizations upswing • How ODOT crews are preparing for Ohio's upcoming snowfall • 12 Kids of Christmas: TPD officers & volunteers shop gifts for children in need • Toledo News This Morning | Nov. 27, 2020 • Latest Headlines | Thursday, Nov. 26 • Rep. Sobecki calls on Gov. DeWine to veto bill to limit health director’s power • Gov. DeWine, Ohio Hospital Assoc. leaders hold special COVID-19 briefing • Toledo's Jaden Jefferson hosts kid-centric web series with Lego • Neighborhood Health Association hosts free COVID-19 testing in East Toledo • Dr. Brian Kaminski of ProMedica | Thanksgiving and COVID-19 • Dr. Brian Kaminski of ProMedica | COVID-19 vaccine, Stay-At-Home advisory • Gov. Mike DeWine issues 10 p.m. curfew due to rising COVID-19 cases • Gym owner concerned about the possibility of another COVID-19 shutdown • Gov. DeWine: 'We must get back to the basics' to stop the spread of COVID-19 • Doctor on Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine: 'Those preliminary numbers are fantastic' • Union members at Toledo Coca-Cola Bottling Plant remain on strike • A look inside the Biden-Harris celebrations & protests in Washington, D.C. • LEGO Rebuild The World | Episode 4 • Election 2020: AP projects Joe Biden will win the presidency • Your Vote 2020: Local activists want every vote counted this election • Biden supporter: 'We need a change in the country' • Lucas Co. Sheriff Candidate/Oregon PD Chief Mike Navarre (D) On Victor Dale Jr. Shooting • BLM Activist Julian Mack Reacts To Victor Dale Jr. Shooting Verdict • Biden supporter on why she thinks he's best for the job • One-On-One with Tol. City Cncl. Member At-Large Tiffany P. Whitman (D) • LEGO "Rebuild The World": Owen Hunt • Election 2020 | Paula Hicks-Hudson: Ohio House District 44 • Election 2020 | Lori Olender: Lucas County Court of Common Pleas • Tol. City Council Candidate Katie Moline (D) Reacts To Story About Opponent • Voices of the Voters | Ep. 5: My Motivation • Voices of the Voters | Ep. 6: Election Night • Voices of the Voters | Ep. 4: Voter Confidence • Voices of the Voters | Ep. 3: People & Issues • Voices of the Voters | Ep. 2: What Needs To Change • Voices of the Voters | Ep. 1: Why I’m Voting • The Talk: LEGO Rebuild The World • One-On-One with Tol. City Cncl. Member At-Large Cerssandra McPherson (D) • "The Talk" CBS • Live with Kelly & Ryan • LEGO 'Rebuild The World • Ohio Surpasses 200,000 COVID-19 Cases, 5,200 Deaths • One-On-One with Lucas County Sheriff Candidate Brett Warner (R) • Judge Myron Duhart Talks About His Run For 6th District Court of Appeals • One-On-One with Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz (D) On Election 2020 • One-On-One with Lucas County Board of Elections Director LaVera Scott • One-On-One with Lucas County Commissioner Pete Gerken (D) • Toledo Woman On Her Family's Experience with COVID-19 • One-On-One with District 2 State Senate Candidate Joel O’Dorisio (D) • One-On-One with Ohio Democratic Party Chairman David Pepper • One-On-One with Lucas County Health Commissioner Eric Zgodzinski • LEGO "Rebuild The World" Docuseries • One-On-One with Ohio District 3 Rep. Candidate Laurel Johnson (D) • Election 2020: One-On-One with Activist Julian Mack On The Black Vote • One-On-One with Toledo City Council At-Large Candidate Tony Dia (R) • Nat'l. Coming-Out Day: One-On-One with Equality Toledo Dir. Sheena Barnes • One-On-One with Ohio 47th District State Rep. Candidate Nancy Larson (D) • One-On-One with Toledo Walleye General Manager Neil Neukam • The War with Grandpa: One-On-One with Producers Tre, Marvin & Rosa Peart • One-On-One with Toledo City Council Member At-Large Katie Moline (D) • Election 2020: One-On-One with Congressman Bob Latta (R) OH-5 • Raise Your Voice Documentary • One-On-One with Freshman Toledo City Council Member Vanice Williams • Politics & Polls #203: The Next Generation of Journalism (Jaden Jefferson) • One-On-One with District 5 City Council Member, Sam Melden on Speeding • One-On-One with OH-5 Candidate, Nick Rubando (D) On The Issues • Debate Recap: President Trump and Joe Biden Battle for the Oval • Brett Giroir, W.H. Coronavirus Task Force Testing Czar Lays Out Testing Plan • Pres. Trump Nominates Amy Coney Barrett to the SCOTUS; Talks NYT Article • Joe Biden Reacts to President Trump's Supreme Court pick • Protestor Tevin Pullom: "...saying black lives matter isn't political." • Cleveland Clinic, Case Western University to Host First Debate • One-On-One with Activist Julian Mack on Breonna Taylor Verdict • Trump supporter talks policy and more, following campaign rally • Trump Supporter Becky Gatt: President Trump Deserves Four More Years • Toledo City Council Candidate Julian Mack On Police Reform • BLM Activist Ruth Leonard Introducing Petition To Toledo Residents • Toledo City Councilman Nick Komives On Local Police Reform Efforts • One-On-One with BLM Activist, Toledo City Council Candidate Julian Mack • One-On-One: Lucas Co. Commissioner Gary Byers On Ballot Drop Box Ruling • Health Commissioner Eric Zgodzinksi On COVID-19 Alert Level Downgrade • Toledo Mourns the Tragic Death of 3 year-old Braylen Noble • Braylen Noble: Interview with Search Organizer & Volunteer Kim Sortor • Lieutenant Dan Gerken Provides An Update On The Search For Braylen Noble • One-On-One with MVCDS Athletics Director Rob Conover • U.S. Surpasses Six Million Confirmed Coronavirus Cases; 183,000 Deaths • Your Money: August 28th, 2020: TikTok and Lord & Taylor • Postmaster Gen. DeJoy Testifies: Mail Delays, Possible Conflicts of Interests • Man Receives New Home Thanks To City of Toledo Program • Election 2020 | Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose On Upcoming Election • President Donald Trump's Younger Brother, Robert Trump, Has Died At 71 • Experiencing Mail Slowdowns? Trump Admin. USPS Policy Is The Reason • EXCLUSIVE: Ohio Democratic Party Chair David Pepper On The 2020 Election • Toledo Symphony Lab Episode Download • Springfield High School Student: "I felt myself fall so far behind" • Springfield High School Parent: "I don't want that opportunity taken away" • ONE-ON-ONE: Springfield High School Reopening Rally Org. Heather Eppard • Lucas County Schools To Start School Year Online Due To COVID-19 Cases • The Recap: President Trump's Wild Week of Campaigning Across America • Gov. Mike DeWine's Announcement On Ohio Bars: What You Need To Know • Toledo Public Schools Board Meeting: July 30, 2020 | Reopening Schools • Toledo-Lucas County Health Commissioner, Eric Zgodzinski Talks COVID-19 • Longtime Television Host Regis Philbin, Dead at 88 • Shannon LaNier: 6th Great-Grandson of Thomas Jefferson & Sally Hemings • Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine COVID-19 Update: July 22, 2020 | The Ohio Channel • Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder and Four Others Arrested • Toledo City Council Special Meeting: Tuesday, July 21 • Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz Proposes New Ballot Issues • EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler Visits Toledo • Press Conference: FCA Donates Face Masks To Lucas County • Doctor Explains Ohio COVID-19 Alert System | The Ohio Channel • BREAKING: Rep. John Lewis, Has Died At The Age of 80 Years-Old • Toledo-Lucas County Health Department Hires Welcomes Medical Director • Toledo-Lucas County Health Dept. COVID-19 Update: Thursday, July 16 • Pathway, Inc. Designated As An EnVision Center; One of Five In The State • EXCLUSIVE: Lucas County Sheriff Candidate Earl Mack On Police Reform • EXCLUSIVE: Nick Rubando, OH-5 Candidate On Masks In Wood County • Toledo Regional Water Commission Meeting: Wednesday, July 15, 2020 • Miami Resident Provides Update On COVID-19 Pandemic • Lucas County Health Commissioner Eric Zgodzinski On COVID-19 • EXCLUSIVE: Dr. Vin Gupta, MD On Reopening Schools; Rising COVID-19 Cases • EXCLUSIVE: Local School Leaders Discuss Return To Classrooms • Four Toledo City Council Members Refuse To Resign; Ohio AG To Get Involved • EXCLUSIVE: Council Member Nick Komives On The Future of City Council • EXCLUSIVE: Toledo City Council Pres. Matt Cherry On Arrests of Four Members • How Can Toledo Prevent Another Clash Between Protestors and Police? • Press Conference: Family of Ofc. Anthony Dia and TPD Chief George Kral • Toledo Police Chief George Kral Updates The Media On Anthony Dia Case • Officer Anthony Dia In His Own and Final Words • Father of Fallen Officer Anthony Dia Speaks Out • Scenes From The Memorial of Fallen Officer Anthony Dia • Motorcycle Procession In Honor of Anthony Dia At TPD Safety Building • Mask Mandate? The City of Toledo Is Considering It. • Local Leaders Call For Four City Council Members To Resign Amid Scandal • Buy Local: Johnson's Produce & Minority-Owned Businesses • Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz On City Council Arrests • Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz Reacts To Arrests of Council Members • City of Toledo Announces "Home At Last" Housing Program • Toledo Police Reform: Community-Police Relations and Reform Committee • Local Law Enforcement Officials Put Police Accountability As Top Priority • Protestors Project Their Frustrations Toward Monnettes' Market Owner • Owner of Local Monnette's Makes Controversial Comments About BLM • EXCLUSIVE: Oregon Police Chief Mike Navarre Talks Police Reform • EXCLUSIVE: Toledo City Councilman At-Large Larry Sykes On Police Reform • Toledo Mayor and Police Chief Talk Police Reform on a Local Level • President Trump in Tulsa: A Recap of the President's Campaign Kickoff Rally • Community Members Rally For Change On Juneteenth • Mayors Announce Joint Effort To Support Public Safety Reforms • EXCLUSIVE: Jaden Jefferson Talks Police Reform with TPD Chief George Kral • Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz On Recent Peaceful Protests • Police Brutality Demonstration In Downtown Toledo Draws Large Crowd • Pt. 2 | Faces of the Black Lives Matter Movement: Student Activists In Our Community • EXCLUSIVE | Faces of the Black Lives Matter Movement: Student Activists In Our Community • Live with Kelly and Ryan: Kid Journalist Jaden Jefferson on Covering the Protests • Growing Calls For Change Amid The Death of George Floyd • LIVE: Jaden Jefferson On The Scott Sands Show • Gulf Coast Communities Prepare For Tropical Storm Cristobal’s Landfall • Minneapolis Moves Forward: More Protests, Police Reform; The Future • Morning Update: Local & National Headlines | 6.5.2020 • Ohio Gov. DeWine Takes Bold Steps In Reopening; Mich. Salon Owners Frustrated • Remembering George Floyd: Our Community In Mourning Takes Action • Local Leaders Find Ways To Connect Residents To Police Force • Derek Chauvin Charges Upgraded To 2nd Degree Murder; 3 Other Officers Charged • Protests By Day, Rioting By Night: A Recap of A Long Night In Toledo • Toledo Residents Protest The Death of George Floyd • EXCLUSIVE: Minneapolis Resident Recounts Protests; His View On Floyd Death • EXCLUSIVE: Jaden Talks COVID-19, Reopening, Leadership with TMA’s Adam Levine • City of Toledo COVID-19 Update: The 2020 Census, FCA's Mask Donation and the EMRG Program • BET "Future 40" Video • Imagination Station To Host Live Q&A with Astronaut on Facebook • Jaden Sits Down with Ohio District 5 Democratic Candidate, Nick Rubando • Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) Pandemic: World Health Organization • CDC Coronavirus Guidance