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City encourages input on 2025 budget proposal

Money

Toledo's 2025 proposed budget would spend over $365M. Public feedback requested

Toledo City Council must vote on the budget by March 31, 2025.
Nation World

Here's what will be open and closed on Thanksgiving 2024

While most stores will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, there are a few exceptions.
Life

Pantry donations needed ahead of upcoming holiday season

The Food For Thought food pantry explains what are the do's & don'ts of donation etiquette ahead of the upcoming holiday season.
Money

What you'll pay for Thanksgiving ingredients this year

Here's what to expect on the shelves.
Nation World

Campbell's Soup shareholders approve company name change

The 155-year-old food seller is most famous for its namesake canned soups, even though the company hasn’t been exclusive to the soup business for some time.
Life

Do's and don'ts: Pantry holiday donation

WTOL 11's TaTiana Cash visited Food For Thought's warehouse to find out what they do and do not need to stock their shelves for families in need.
Local News

Perrysburg council approves rumored Topgolf location to be commercial property

Council passed the measure unanimously, citing the need for commercial business to boost tax revenue.
Consumer

Apple, Snapchat announce new location-sharing features

Consumer 10 looked into what the features will mean for parents and travelers.
Life

2025 plans are underway for LC4, but Toledo council members aren't fully on board with one plan

Some council members remain hesitant about renewing the city's contract with LC4.
Local News

Feline fanatics prepare: Toledo's first cat cafe opening soon

RubyCats Cafe was expected to open earlier this year at 618 Adams St., but the opening was pushed back due to construction delays.
Local News

What's next for Jeep? Toledo mayor, automotive journalist weigh in

Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz believes Jeep will continue to be a top employer and essential to the city's economy.