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Local woman uses her own experience to fight for tenant rights across Toledo (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Venus Chapman has been a community advocate all her life. “I get it natural from my father,” Chapman said. Her father, McKinney Chapman Jr., fought for civil rights. Chapman is focused on renters rights in Toledo. She says it is time to be proactive instead of reactive before things get worse. Chapman pointed to rising housing costs combined with lack of affordable housing and property owner neglect. “Executive Towers was a great awakening to me,” Chapman said. Major water
University of Toledo professor part of team behind NASA’s new space mission proposal (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A new space mission is set to expand understanding of the universe, and a University of Toledo professor was part of the team behind the proposal. J.D. Smith, a University of Toledo professor and director of the Ritter Astrophysical Research Center, has been part of an international science team since 2022 that created a proposal for the mission. NASA selected the team’s idea. “I think people are overjoyed because they know what it means, not just for our field, and not jus
Toledo tenants could gain new protections under proposed anti-retaliation law (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The fear that speaking up about poor housing conditions can get you kicked out is real for many renters. An anti-retaliation law could be added to Toledo’s city code to help protect tenants who are raising legitimate health and safety concerns. Matty Watkins is not shy about the mold and water issues plaguing the Saxon House apartments. As the union steward for the building’s tenant union, Watkins is fighting for change, but says confronting a property manager or landlord c
Metroparks Meetup: Northwest Ohio’s rainbow of fall colors extends beyond the trees (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Get ready to “fall”-ow the trails, and “leaf” your worries behind as the autumn palette takes shape. Fall is a great time to head out to the Metroparks. Leaders say before you know it, you will be able to see a rainbow of nature. Karen Menard, the research and monitoring supervisor at Metroparks Toledo, said trees are currently getting ready for winter. They stop photosynthesizing, meaning the hearty greens turn to warmer tones, from reds, to yellows, and even deep purples.
Pro-life advocates, Republican lawmakers call for more charges after abortion pill case (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Pro-life advocates and local Republican lawmakers say there should have been more charges for a former Toledo doctor convicted of giving abortion drugs to his girlfriend. In June, Judge Joseph McNamara gave Hassan-James Abbas two years of community control and six months in jail, warning that if he violates probation, he could face up to 18 months in prison. This comes after Abbas pleaded no contest to four felonies, one of which was forcing abortion drugs on his girlfriend
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