Latest local news, weather and high school sports for Toledo area

2 hours, 52 minutes ago  Rossford Police Department is looking for two suspects caught shoplifting on the gas station's surveillance camera.

Today at 6:48 AM  Sylvania Police is asking for your help in finding multiple suspects involved in a string of break-ins and an arson incident at Olander Park.

Today at 6:24 AM  Carroll Township police are searching for a woman last seen outside her Oak Harbor apartment in Ottawa County.

Today at 5:38 AM  Toledo firefighters are battling two fires that broke out early Wednesday morning.

Today at 1:23 AM  WNWO has uncovered new details on additional interviews being done to obtain information on the disappearance of 18-month-old Elaina Steinfurth.

Yesterday at 6:52 PM  Mother of Steven King tell exactly what she says happened the day the baby disappeared.

Yesterday at 2:23 PM  The Keybank put teen drivers to the test Tuesday. The workshops aims to inform teen drivers how to drive safely on the roads as national research reveals teen car fatalities rank highest during summer months.

Yesterday at 1:47 PM  The Walk to End Alzheimer's celebration starts today. Partcipants can expect afternoon of fun and prizes.

Yesterday at 1:01 PM  Detectives of Hancock County  have arrested 3 people who face felony charges for drug trafficking and drug possession.

Yesterday at 12:06 PM  Beach House is having a dinner and auction at the Treo restaurant on 5703 Main St. in Sylvania. The event will start 6 p.m.

Yesterday at 11:49 AM  Outrage over a disabled boy's placement in his second grade class photo has led to much condemnation, forcing the photographer to retake the photo.

Yesterday at 10:53 AM  Starbucks has announced that it will begin added calorie count labels to all coffee and food items at its stories nationwide, ahead of a federal requirement to do so.

Yesterday at 8:56 AM  Becoming partly cloudy and mild with highs in the mid 70's.

Yesterday at 8:50 AM  Atlanta radio program hosts fired for mocking former NFL player with Lou Gehrig's disease

Yesterday at 8:22 AM  YOUNGSTOWN (AP) - A northeast Ohio woman has admitted allowing her ex-boyfriend to fatally beat one of her sons while his twin brothers watched.