Behind the Byline
Toledo’s Human Relations Commission
On this episode of Behind the Byline, host Jaden Jefferson has a conversation with Erin Baker, chair of the City of Toledo Human Relations Commission (HRC),...
The Flyby Sports Podcast
On portal havoc, Eddie George staffing
On The Flyby Sports Podcast, co-hosts and school rivals Chas McNeil and Max Alfonso compare Bowling Green and University of Toledo athletics, specifically baseball,...
The Mez debuts in warehouse space
Downtown Toledo has welcomed yet another upscale, lofted event space in what used to be a dilapidated, vacant warehouse at 710 Monroe St.
The Mez...
Stormin Norman’s last great sale
TOLEDO - For 15 years, Toledo’s own Stormin Norman's has been able to carve out a niche in retail with one focus: Quality products...
Junction Family Pharmacy fills gap to support community needs
TOLEDO – Standing with his family in front of their Junction Family Pharmacy, Anthony Pattin sliced through the blue ribbon with oversized scissors to...
City Hall
Toledo Mayor Kapszukiewicz touts achievements during State of City Address
Confident of his achievements so far, Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz topped off the end of his State of the City Address with an announcement...
Op-Ed
Ohio SB 56 passed by the Senate
The bill holds Ohio's cannabis industry hostage
In 2023, Ohioans voted to legalize adult-use cannabis, anticipating economic growth, job creation and increased tax revenue. However,...
BGSU marching band performs in Dublin, Ireland, breaks travel record
BOWLING GREEN – The Bowling Green State University (BGSU) Marching Band made school history when it traveled to Dublin, Ireland this month to perform...
Konjac plant made stinky bloom
BOWLING GREEN – If you meandered into the Bowling Green State University (BGSU) Greenhouse & Herbarium early last month, you may have smelled an...
BGSU Falcons unveil secret identities
BOWLING GREEN – When you think about Bowling Green State University, your mind might wander to school colors or the fight song, but for...
Health & Wellness
Toledo Women’s Clinic & the Aggie Fund: Pro-choice movement in action
This is the second of a limited series about reproductive healthcare options and care for women in the Toledo area.
TOLEDO - When the...
Sports Feature
New Mud Hens manager back in Toledo
TOLEDO - Thousands of Mud Hens fans poured into downtown Toledo on Friday, filling streets, bars, restaurants and Fifth Third Field to celebrate...
Toledo Rockets defused by Ball State
Story by Max Alfonso | Photos by Kyle Brown
CLEVELAND – Going into the locker room during halftime, No. 2 Toledo women's basketball team was up...
New Mud Hens manager back in Toledo
TOLEDO - Thousands of Mud Hens fans poured into downtown Toledo on Friday, filling streets, bars, restaurants and Fifth Third Field to celebrate...
Photo Story Gallery
Toledo Women’s Clinic & the Aggie Fund
Story by Erin Holden | Photos by Lori King
TOLEDO – When the Toledo Free Press caught up with Kristin Hady at Maddie & Bella in downtown Perrysburg, she was wearing a necklace with the word “abortion” on it, just in case anyone might be tempted to question her stance on reproductive rights.
Hady is a board member for The Aggie Fund, an organization founded in 1992 to fund abortions for residents of Toledo and surrounding areas. It is a volunteer-led, 501(c)3 organization that — at the time of this interview — had just hosted a bake sale fundraiser at the Toledo Women’s Center, which is Toledo’s sole abortion clinic.
To read the full story, go to Toledo Women’s Clinic.
Green Watch 419
Millions of birds killed to fight bird flu
OHIO - According to the Centers for Disease Control, Ohio currently has the highest number of avian flu cases in the U.S.
As one...
Green Watch 419
Georgetown students study Ohio environmental issues
OHIO - Students from Georgetown University toured Ohio towns earlier this month to learn about the impact of factory farms that Ohioans are addressing.
Guided...
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