On June 11, Brett Mayne was shot multiple times as she stood by a window on her enclosed porch in the 500 block of Austin Street. Today in Municipal Court, the man accused of shooting her will face a judge.
On June 11, Brett Mayne was shot multiple times as she stood by a window on her enclosed porch in the 500 block of Austin Street. In September, she died from her injuries -- after suffering a stroke, losing an eye and going into a coma.
More than a dozen fans danced atop a radio station's van as speakers blared Queen's "We Are the Champions." Motorists waved brooms out of car windows and people bought newspapers proclaiming the "World Series drought is over."
A Toledo man who was recently arrested for pretending to be a DARE officer may be connected to another incident involving a stolen bus. Twenty-two people from Michigan and Ohio were supposed to head to Texas over the summer, but their ride never showed up -- and police think Derrick Jones knows why.
What if there's an emergency and you call 911, but you don't know where you are -- will police and EMTs be able to find you? Three Ohio counties are implementing new technology that makes it possible. Click to see which ones they are.
A former Miss West Virginia employed as an art teacher in her hometown of Parkersburg has been arrested three times in the past 18 months for allegedly driving drunk.
A man aiming for a new world record Saturday didn't let the threat of death stop him. He kissed 19 poisonous snakes. And News 11 has learned that some in our area don't mind a reptilian hug now and then.
Cleveland Police were bombarded with 911 cell phone calls about a driver speeding at more than 80 miles per hour. When Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers caught up with that driver, they discovered he was just 12 years old.
Mark Weimerskirch, the Senior Vice President or Risk Solutions International in Maumee was a guest on AM Saturday. He shared his "Top Ten Ways Schools can Strengthen Security Measures and Improve Emergency Preparedness." Click here to learn more!
Hundreds rallied in downtown Toledo Saturday to protest the proposed 700-mile fence on the US-Mexico border, and to demand immigrants' rights. Organizer Baldemar Velasquez said he wants to change the way legislators think about his people.
