The senior citizens monitoring service will move to the Northwest District Station on Sylvania Avenue Friday.

The Toledo Zoo says a 2009 price increase will be the first in three years.

The City of Toledo is encouraging residents to let their holiday spirit shine!

Toledo's famous Frisch family joined hundreds gathered at Whitmer High School Sunday to watch the family's episode of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.

 Some food pantries are reporting unprecedented numbers of requests for help and they can't keep food on their shelves. The Cleveland Food Bank had a record month in October, distributing 2.6 million pounds of food. That's 24 percent more than last year. The Ohio Association of Second Harvest Foodbanks says the number of households served by state foodbanks has risen 18 percent in the last two years.

In honor of Veterans Day, students, staff and parents at Bennett Venture Academy worked on a patriotic piece of art.

A controversial sex offender law in Waterville is up for a vote Monday night.  Some want to restrict where convicts are allowed to live.

Urban Active continues to give back to the community with a food drive from now through Nov. 26.

 Hundreds of people lined up to vote early Saturday in Lucas County. Close to 2,000 people cast an early ballot today alone.

 Thousands of people spent the day at the Annual Tent City Homeless Awareness Project this weekend. People were given haircuts, medical services, Id's, job referrals and housing.

Local celebrities strutted their stuff today at the Bass Pro Shops Fashion Show. 

A musical benefit for a young girl stricken with a rare blood disease will be held in East Toledo Saturday, Nov. 1.

The schools are pit against each other to determine who can collect the most blood and votes.

Joe (the-Plumber) Wurzelbacher will join Congressman Rob Portman in a tour across Ohio. The two will rally across the state Tuesday to discuss their support for John McCain.The tour includes stops in Columbus, Dayton and Cincinnati.

 The chairman of the House Transportation Committee criticized federal investigators Sunday after a published report said they have determined an original design flaw is the most likely reason for the collapse of the Interstate 35W bridge in Minneapolis. The bridge collapsed during the evening rush hour on Aug. 1, 2007, killing 13 people, injuring 145 and leading to a closer examination of bridge safety in Minnesota and throughout the country.

An Ohio historian faces trial on Aug. 3 on charges that he headed a dive team to remove an 8-ton boulder known as Indian Head Rock from the depths of the Ohio River. Steven R. Shaffer, 51, of Ironton, Ohio, is charged with removing a protected archaeological object. No trial date has been set for a co-defendant, David G. Vetter, 54, of Portsmouth, Ohio. Kentucky lawmakers called for the boulder to be returned to the commonwealth, while Ohio vowed to keep it.

Because of millions of dollars lost in pop can scams, Michigan is looking at ways to stop the illegal returns. Stores also could limit customers to $5 a day in bottle refunds or $25 per day if the retailer has return machines. Fines and jail time would increase. Despite the problems, Michigan's recycling rate for cans and bottles is a successful 97 percent and the road commission saves about $10 million in road cleanup.

Trash is being turned into gas near a landfill outside Columbus and  will eventually be used in local buses and other government vehicles.

Habitat for Humanity volunteers were putting the final touches on a storage shed that's going to be in the backyard of the last habitat house of the season. The Maumee Valley Habitat for Humanity is always looking for volunteers and people who are in need of a home. They are located at 223 S Fearing Blvd Toledo, OH 43609 (419) 382-1964.

The Village of Holland spent over $700,000 to turn their old fire station into a brand new police station. The new building is 6,000 square feet. It has state of the art technology. The station has a weight training room, classrooms, new evidence rooms and holding cells. It also has an area where officers can drive their cars straight in and unload prisoners securely.

The Indiana Department of Correction has ordered most paroled sex offenders to attend Halloween evening meetings to keep them away from trick-or-treating children. In some areas of the state with large parole district, parolees will be required to stay inside and place signs outside telling trick-or-treaters to stay away.

Mayor Finkbeiner is looking for people to volunteer to be clowns for the city's 21st Annual Holiday Parade.

 Family and friends in Oregon gathered today to remember Autin Takas. The 11-year-old was killed Wednesday when police say he was chasing down his school bus. The bus driver was not cited. School Officials say it was a tragic accident.

Supporters of the Toledo Port Authority levy also hit the streets on Saturday asking for support for issue 41. It will cost the average homeowner $6.60 a year.

TARTA has begun a six-month study to evaluate its route structure, services, funding and coverage area.