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You may remember Jeff Kollman. In the 90s, the Bowsher High School graduate played lead guitar with the hugely popular Toledo bar band Edwin Dare.More >>
You may remember Jeff Kollman. In the 90s, the Bowsher High School graduate played lead guitar with the hugely popular Toledo bar band Edwin Dare.More >>
Dan Sligh and his wife were in their pickup truck on Interstate 5 heading to a camping trip when a bridge before them disappeared in a "big puff of dust."More >>
The trucker was hauling drilling equipment when his load bumped against the steel framework over an Interstate 5 bridge. He looked in his rearview mirror and watched in horror as the span collapsed into the water behind him....More >>
You may remember Jeff Kollman. In the 90s, the Bowsher High School graduate played lead guitar with the hugely popular Toledo bar band Edwin Dare.More >>
Sheriff's officials are searching for those responsible for several barn break-ins that have mostly occurred in the eastern part of Henry County.More >>
The National Transportation Safety Board is now looking into what caused the collapse of the I-5 bridge in Washington state Thursday evening. No one died in the incident.More >>
PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP, OH (Toledo News Now) -
It is a new wrinkle in a scam crooks
have been using for a long time. Perrysburg Township Police say an area woman
was contacted by someone claiming to be an FBI agent.
The person even used the
name of a Perrysburg Township Detective, saying the federal agency was working
with local police to distribute funds from overseas.
The scammer asked the woman to wire
$3,000 in order to release the money. The scammer then called back the next day
asking for more money.
"There's no way any possibility
that our officers are going to assist an agency with this kind of a scam,"
said Perrysburg Township Police Detective James Gross.
Gross says any time someone asks for
money to be sent in order to release more funds, the call is probably a scam.