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WASHINGTON | Federal Hemp Rewrite Will Reclassify Most High-THC Cannabis Seeds as Marijuana on Dec. 11, Upending Online Seed Sales
A hemp definition change Congress passed in November 2025 excludes viable seeds from plants above 0.3% total THC, which would make most seeds sold to home growers federally controlled as marijuana. Congress pushed the date from Nov. 12 to Dec. 11, 2026. Here is what is covered, what is not, and what it means for Ohio home growers.
PARIS | ANALYSIS: France’s Debt Crisis Is Rattling Bond Markets; Could a Deeper Failure Become a Catalyst for Crypto?
France is borrowing at its highest cost in more than two decades, its budget faces a hostile parliament and Moody's reviews its rating Oct. 23. Some crypto analysts say a French crisis could push central banks to print money and lift Bitcoin. Others warn a panic could just as easily drag crypto down. Not financial advice.
MCGREGOR | Tesla’s ‘Flying’ Roadster Flips and Lands in a Prototype Demo; Sustained Flight, Prices and Road Approval Are Still Promises
At a SpaceX test site in Texas on Oct. 15, a Tesla Roadster prototype drove upside down on a curled ramp, used compressed-air thrusters to flip and land, and leapt over a row of Teslas. Production is promised for 2028, prices are not set, and the flying version is not approved for public roads. Here is what was shown and what is still a promise.
WASHINGTON | Gas Prices Stay Above $4 as Iran War Attacks Near the Strait of Hormuz Push Oil Back Over $100; Ohio Averages $4.08
The national average for regular gas is $4.31 and Ohio's is $4.08, more than a dollar above a year ago, AAA says. Oil climbed back above $100 a barrel Friday as attacks on ships near the Strait of Hormuz hit a record pace. Here is how the Iran conflict feeds into what you pay at the pump, and what else is in play.
FOSTORIA | The Mindful Beekeeper Marks 37 Honeybee Colony Relocations Across Northwest Ohio in 2025-2026
The Mindful Beekeeper, a Fostoria-area live honeybee removal and relocation business, says it completed 37 honeybee colony relocations in 2025 and 2026, moving colonies out of walls, chimneys and other structures to its Seneca County apiary instead of exterminating them.
SANDUSKY | Cedar Point Shuts Down Millennium Force After Bracket Falls From Ride Car Into Guest Area
Cedar Point closed its Millennium Force roller coaster Friday, Oct. 16, after a small bracket came loose from a ride vehicle and landed in a guest area, the park's owner said. No one was hit or hurt. The ride will stay closed until park officials and state inspectors clear it.
WHITEHOUSE | Man, 27, Charged After Police Say He Fired Shots at Apartment Buildings; Officer Hurt During Arrest
A 27-year-old Whitehouse man is charged after police say he fired several rounds at buildings at Andover Court Apartments on Oct. 12. No one was shot, but an officer suffered a shoulder injury during the arrest, police said. Bond was set at $70,000.
TOLEDO | Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Gets $43.5 Million Federal Grant to Rehabilitate Its Maumee River Swing Bridge
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway has been awarded about $43.5 million in federal rail funding to rehabilitate its swing bridge over the Maumee River near the Port of Toledo, U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur and U.S. Sen. Jon Husted announced Friday. The work will let the bridge carry heavier modern railcars.
FINDLAY | Woman Taken to Hospital With Potentially Serious Injuries After Car Strikes Rear of Semi-Trailer on Bright Road
A Findlay woman was taken to Blanchard Valley Hospital with potentially serious injuries Friday evening, Oct. 16, after her car struck the rear of a semi-trailer that was slowing for traffic on Bright Road, Findlay police said. She was cited, and the crash remains under investigation.
MAUMEE | Toledo Woman, 59, Killed in Three-Vehicle Crash on Dussel Drive; Two Drivers Seriously Hurt
A 59-year-old Toledo woman died after a three-vehicle crash on Dussel Drive in Maumee on Friday afternoon, Oct. 16. The State Highway Patrol says a hatchback crossed into oncoming traffic and struck her car and a second vehicle. Two drivers were seriously hurt.
TOLEDO | Man, 61, Charged With Rape and Strangulation After Woman Reports Assault in West Toledo
A 61-year-old Toledo man is charged with rape and strangulation after a woman reported Friday, Oct. 16, that she was assaulted in west Toledo, according to police records reported by WTOL 11. He was booked into the Lucas County Jail the same day.
BOWLING GREEN | Parks and Rec Asks Voters for 2.95-Mill Levy on Nov. 3 After Three Years of Deficit Budgets
Bowling Green's parks and recreation department is asking voters on Nov. 3 to renew its 2-mill levy and add 0.95 mills. The five-year, 2.95-mill levy would cost the owner of a $250,000 home about $222 a year, up from about $132 now, the department says.
TIFFIN | Jacob Parrott Becomes Seventh Seneca County Jail Inmate to Earn a GED Under Sheriff Stevens
Jacob Parrott celebrated earning his GED inside the Seneca County Jail on Oct. 16, the second inmate to do so this year and the seventh since Sheriff Fredrick Stevens took office, the sheriff's office said. He passed all four tests in under a month and plans to study sociology.
CYGNET | Wood County Grand Jury Indicts Cygnet Man on Rape and Gross Sexual Imposition Charges Involving Young Children
A Wood County grand jury has indicted Robert Wesley Woodruff, 45, of Cygnet on two counts of rape and four counts of gross sexual imposition involving three young children. He posted a $50,000 cash bond and is on GPS monitoring with orders to have no contact with minors. He is presumed innocent.
MILLBURY | DeWine Orders Flags to Half-Staff in Ottawa County, Statehouse for Clay Township Sgt. Jacob Roesler
Gov. Mike DeWine ordered flags lowered to half-staff across Ottawa County and at the Statehouse, Riffe Center and Rhodes Tower in honor of Clay Township Police Sgt. Jacob Roesler until sunset on the day of his funeral. Other public buildings statewide may join.
OHIO | Powder-Filled Letter Addressed to Secretary of State LaRose’s Office Intercepted as Federal Probe of Mailings to Election Offices Widens
A letter containing a white powder and addressed to Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose's office was stopped by postal investigators before delivery. The FBI is handling the Ohio case as a federal probe of similar letters sent to at least 25 state election offices and congressional offices widens.
FOSTORIA | UPDATE: Freeze Warning Now in Effect for Late Saturday Night Into Sunday Morning as Lows Near 30 Threaten Tender Plants
Update: The National Weather Service has upgraded its Freeze Watch to a Freeze Warning for Seneca, Hancock, Wood, Sandusky, Wyandot, Lucas, Ottawa and Huron counties from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 18. Lows as cold as 30 are expected, enough to kill tender plants.
LAKE TOWNSHIP | Lake Local Schools Asks Voters for 1% Earned Income Tax; District Warns of $3.2 Million in Cuts and 132 Jobs if It Fails
Lake Local Schools is asking voters on Nov. 3 to approve a continuing 1% earned income tax, expected to raise about $3 million a year. The superintendent says a defeat would force about $3.2 million in cuts, roughly 15% of the budget, and cost an estimated 132 jobs.
McCUTCHENVILLE | Last Chance This Season to Tour the 1829 McCutchen Overland Inn, One of Ohio’s Last Original Stagecoach Inns
The McCutchen Overland Inn, an 1829 stagecoach stop on the old Harrison Trail in McCutchenville, is one of only two original stagecoach inns still standing in their original locations in Ohio. The Wyandot County Historical Society's museum closes for the 2026 season on Sunday, Nov. 1.
SENECA COUNTY | Why an Hourglass? The Bicentennial Sculpture at Opportunity Park and the 150th-Anniversary Ads That Inspired It
An hourglass sculpture at Seneca County's Opportunity Park is a lasting marker of the county's 2024 bicentennial and its 'Standing the Test of Time' theme. The symbol came from hourglass ads local businesses ran during the county's 150th anniversary, and commissioners approved the roughly $6,500 legacy project in October 2024.
UPPER SANDUSKY | The Steer Barn’s Mail Pouch Sign Is Older Than the Restaurant, and It Has a Seneca County Connection
Upper Sandusky's Steer Barn restaurant opened in an 1897 barn in 1965, but the 'Chew Mail Pouch Tobacco' ad on its side was first painted in 1946, a 1987 FARM SHOW profile reported. The man who lined up Mail Pouch barn signs across eight states worked out of Republic in Seneca County.
TIFFIN | Proposed Route 231 Senior Apartments Not Among 2026 State Housing Tax Credit Awards, OHFA Records Show
A developer's plan for Villas of Seneca Place, 66 apartments for residents 55 and older at 2326 State Route 231 in Tiffin, relied on about $15.3 million in federal tax-credit investment. State records show the project applied for 2026 credits but was not among the 11 senior developments funded.
TIFFIN | Who Runs TiffinOhio.net? Popular Local News Page Is Operated by a Chicago-Based Company Whose Publisher Has Democratic Campaign Ties
TiffinOhio.net, a Facebook page with about 65,000 followers that covers Tiffin and Northwest Ohio, is run by NorthStar Civic Media LLC, an Illinois company headquartered in Chicago, according to the site's own terms. Its publisher, Dylan Poe, was described in 2020 as a registered Democrat who had worked on Democratic campaigns. Here is what public records and the outlet's own statements show.
TIFFIN | From a 1914 Span to the Rich Focht Bridge: The Story Behind Tiffin’s Ella Street Crossing
Tiffin's Ella Street bridge over the Sandusky River carried traffic for more than a century before the city replaced it in 2023 with levy and grant money and no long-term debt. Renamed the Rich Focht Bridge in 2024, it carries about 4,000 vehicles a day.
TIFFIN | Hedges Hills Pump Track Rising at Hedges-Boyer Park: Free, Lighted and Built for Bikes, Boards and Scooters
Tiffin's Hedges Hills Pump Track is under construction at Hedges-Boyer Park. The roughly $324,000 project includes a main track, an ADA-accessible tot track, evening lights and three ride walls paid for by a $74,000 state capital budget award, and the city says it will be free during park hours.
ATTICA | Seneca East Bus Driver Teresa Felter Wins Regional Road-E-O, Competes for State Title Saturday
Seneca East Local Schools bus driver and onboard instructor Teresa Felter took first place at her regional School Bus Safety Road-E-O with 741 of 800 points and competes at the state contest Saturday, Oct. 17, at Berlin High School in Delaware.
FINDLAY | Leaders Break Ground on $32 Million Eagle Creek Flood Basin, the Capstone of a 20-Year Push After the 2007 Flood
Local, state and business leaders held a groundbreaking at the Eagle Creek Flood Basin site south of Findlay, a $32 million dry storage basin meant to lower Blanchard River flood levels downtown. Two downtown projects, Phase II river benching and a wider Norfolk Southern bridge, were also celebrated.
WOOD COUNTY & FOSTORIA | 2026 Trick-or-Treat Times: Most Towns, Including Fostoria, Go Saturday, Oct. 31; North Baltimore Is Thursday, Oct. 29
Most Wood County communities, and Fostoria, hold trick-or-treat Saturday, Oct. 31. Fostoria's is 5:30 to 7 p.m. North Baltimore goes Thursday, Oct. 29, and Risingsun and Stony Ridge go Saturday, Oct. 24.
TOLEDO | Police Credit Flock Camera in Recovery of Three Missing Children, Days Before Council Vote on Ending Flock Contracts
Toledo police say a Flock license plate camera helped them find a missing 14-year-old, which led investigators to a 16-year-old missing since March and a 7-month-old. All three are safe. City Council could vote Tuesday, Oct. 20, on a resolution asking the city to end its Flock contracts.
PEMBERVILLE | Eastwood Schools Asks Voters to Fund New Grades 5-12 Building With Combined Income Tax and Bond Issue on Nov. 3
Eastwood Local Schools has one combined issue on the Nov. 3 ballot: a 0.5% earned income tax and a 6.49-mill bond issue that would raise the local share of a roughly $95 million plan for a new grades 5-12 school. The state would pay about $17.65 million, but only if voters approve.
MILLBURY | Agencies Across Northwest Ohio Mourn Clay Township Police Sgt. Jacob Roesler, 26, Killed Responding to a Crash
Police departments, sheriff's offices, state officials and a Genoa church shared condolences Friday after Clay Township Police Sgt. Jacob Roesler, 26, was killed responding to a crash near Millbury. Gov. Mike DeWine ordered flags lowered to half-staff in Ottawa County and at state buildings in Columbus until sunset on the day of his funeral.
OHIO | New BGSU Poll Has Acton Up 6 on Ramaswamy and Brown Up 6 on Husted, but Most Voters Still Expect Ramaswamy to Win
A new Bowling Green State University/YouGov poll of 1,000 likely Ohio voters has Democrat Amy Acton leading Republican Vivek Ramaswamy 50% to 44% for governor and Democrat Sherrod Brown leading Republican Jon Husted 48% to 42% for U.S. Senate. Both leads grew from 3 points in September.
MONEY | Billionaire Skeptics Say Bitcoin Is Worthless or Headed to Zero; Some Crypto Investors Bet on Zcash Instead
Warren Buffett wouldn't pay $25 for all the bitcoin in the world, Charlie Munger said it was likely to go to zero, and a Nobel economist puts the odds of bitcoin hitting zero within a decade at close to 100%. Meanwhile, a group of crypto investors is pitching privacy coin Zcash as 'encrypted bitcoin.' Here is who said what, and what the numbers show.
FREMONT | Pixelle Paper Plant on Commerce Drive Closing for Good; About 61 Workers to Lose Jobs Starting Dec. 1
Pixelle Specialty Solutions will permanently close its Fremont paper-converting plant on Commerce Drive after selling its carbonless paper business, eliminating about 61 jobs. The first layoffs are set for Dec. 1, according to a WARN notice filed with the state.
FINDLAY | Urban Prairie Ribbon Cutting and Community Tree Planting Set for Monday, Oct. 19
Findlay will hold a ribbon cutting and community tree planting at its Urban Prairie site on East Main Cross Street from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 19. Seeding is planned for winter, with a community plant-plugging event in May 2027.
CANTON | Father Sues Children Services and Group Home in Wrongful Death
A Canton man has filed a wrongful-death lawsuit claiming a Toledo group home let his 11-year-old son leave unsupervised before the boy was fatally struck while riding a bicycle in October 2025. Lucas County Children Services denies the allegations and says it has no contract with the home.
OHIO | Appeals Court Rules EdChoice Private-School Vouchers Unconstitutional; Program Keeps Running as State Appeals
Ohio's 10th District Court of Appeals unanimously ruled Thursday that the EdChoice voucher program, which pays private-school tuition for about 180,000 students, violates the Ohio Constitution. The court put its ruling on hold, so vouchers keep flowing while the state appeals to the Ohio Supreme Court.
OHIO | NCAA Sues Gov. DeWine Over Order Letting Ohio Colleges Give 2022 Athletes a Fifth Season
The NCAA sued Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine in federal court Friday, three days after he signed an executive order telling Ohio colleges they can let athletes from the high school class of 2022 play a fifth season despite NCAA rules. The NCAA calls the order unconstitutional; DeWine says the athletes are being treated unfairly.
TOLEDO | 19-Year-Old Charged After North Toledo Shooting and SWAT Standoff; Bond Set at $250,000
A 19-year-old Toledo man is charged with felonious assault after police say a man was shot near New York Avenue and Erie Street Thursday evening and the suspect barricaded himself in a North Summit Street apartment building until SWAT negotiators talked him out. Bond is $250,000.
PERRYSBURG | All Clear Given After Equipment Failure Released Gas Inside Wastewater Plant; Tap Water Safe, Cause Under Investigation
An equipment failure at the Perrysburg Wastewater Treatment Plant released hydrogen sulfide and methane inside the facility shortly before noon Friday, forcing staff to evacuate one building. An all clear was given around 3 p.m. The city says there was no danger to the public and tap water is safe; the cause is under investigation.
FOSTORIA | Crews Replacing Stone and Old Mulch With Recycled Rubber Surfacing at Five City Playgrounds This Week
Fostoria is replacing stone and older mulch with recycled rubber surfacing at the playgrounds in City, Foundation, Gray, Jackson and Harmon parks this week. The city asks people to stay out of playground areas while crews and equipment are working.
TIFFIN | New ‘Moonlight Mash’ Family Halloween Event Tonight at Hedges-Boyer Park, 6 to 8 p.m.
Moonlight Mash, a new family event with themed tents, kids' activities and candy, runs from 6 to 8 p.m. tonight, Friday, Oct. 16, at Tiffin's Hedges-Boyer Park, starting at the Amvets Shelter.
FOSTORIA | Halloween Parade Set for Sunday, Oct. 25; Parade Entry Registration Closes Today
Fostoria's Halloween Parade steps off at 5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 25, with a costume contest after at the Municipal Building. Parade entry registration closes today, Oct. 16. Trick-or-treat is Oct. 31 from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
FOSTORIA | From 90 Pounds of Cocaine to a 7-Year Investigation: A Look Back at 2026’s Drug Arrests by METRICH, DEA and Fostoria Police
A federal cocaine case tied to a downtown Fostoria gym, a September indictment naming five defendants, and a string of METRICH search warrants that ended with an Oct. 13 arrest on North Wood Street. Here is where Fostoria's 2026 drug cases stand.
ARIZONA | Beekeeper Tyler Wade Alleges ‘Killer Bee Guy’ Reed Booth Sells Outside Honey Under His Brand; Booth Says New Supply Is Coming From Mexico
Arizona beekeeper Tyler Wade alleges that Reed Booth, Bisbee's “Killer Bee Guy,” sells honey he buys from others under his own label. In his own video, Booth said his supply had run out and new mesquite honey would come from a commercial beekeeper friend in Mexico. No agency has found wrongdoing.
DEVELOPING | Clay Township Police Sgt. Jacob Roesler, 26, Killed in Crash on State Route 51 Near Millbury
Clay Township police Sgt. Jacob Roesler, 26, was killed Friday morning when his cruiser, responding to another crash with its emergency lights on, was hit by a Chevrolet Tahoe at State Routes 51 and 795 near Millbury, the Ohio State Highway Patrol said. The Tahoe driver, Ryan Blankenship, 41, of Perrysburg, had minor injuries.
FOSTORIA | Water Payment Drive-Thru Drop Box at Municipal Building Closing for About Two Weeks Starting Oct. 19
Starting Monday, Oct. 19, the drive-thru drop box for water payments at the Fostoria Municipal Building will be closed for about two weeks because of construction. Online, in-person, mail and front-entrance drop box options remain.
PSA | Winter Heating Bill Help Opens Nov. 1 for Seneca, Sandusky, Wood & Ottawa Counties – Appointments Start Oct. 28
Great Lakes Community Action Partnership's Winter Crisis Program helps eligible households facing shut-offs or low fuel from Nov. 1 through March 31. Appointments open Oct. 28 at glcap.org/winterheating or 419-463-2242.
HANCOCK COUNTY | UPDATE: Sanitary Landfill Will Be Open Saturday, Oct. 17, After Planned Work Is Rescheduled
Update: The Hancock County Sanitary Landfill will be open its regular Saturday hours, 7 to 11:30 a.m., on Oct. 17 after the improvement work that was going to close it was rescheduled, the landfill said in an updated release.
OHIO | Medical Aid in Dying Is Now Legal in 13 States and D.C. – Where It Stands, How It Works, and Both Sides of the Debate
Fourteen U.S. jurisdictions now let some terminally ill adults obtain medication to end their lives; Delaware, New York and Illinois joined in 2026. Ohio still makes assisting a suicide a felony, and a bill to change that sits in committee. Here is how the laws work and what supporters and opponents say.
HANCOCK COUNTY | Allen Township Adopts Strict Data Center Rules – But Last-Minute Exemption Could Let 240-Acre Campus Bypass Them
Allen Township trustees adopted water, noise and power limits for data centers on Oct. 6, then exempted planned unit developments. That opens a path for OnSite Partners' proposed Hancock Innovation Center near Van Buren.
WOOD COUNTY | Sheriff Warns Deer Crash Season Is Here – 150 Deer Crashes Already This Year
Wood County deputies have handled 150 vehicle-deer crashes so far in 2026. The sheriff says November is the worst month, and the average claim is nearly $5,000.
NORTH BALTIMORE | Schools Ask Voters to Renew 1% Income Tax on Nov. 3 Ballot – “Not a New Tax”
North Baltimore Local Schools wants voters to renew its 1% earned income tax, in place since 2007, early. It brings in about $1 million a year toward a roughly $12 million budget.
FOSTORIA | Free Scrap Tire Drop-Off Oct. 24, Plus 2026 Halloween Parade & Trick-or-Treat Times
Seneca County residents can drop off up to 10 tires free at Foundation Park on Oct. 24. Fostoria trick-or-treat is 5:30 to 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31.
PSA | Sandusky County Sheriff Warns Jury Duty Phone Scam Is “Going Around Again”
The Sandusky County Sheriff's Office says it will never call to demand payment for missed jury duty. Jury notices come by mail from the court.
WOOD COUNTY | Construction Worker Seriously Injured After Pickup, Semi Crash Into Ohio Turnpike Work Zone
A 29-year-old construction worker was seriously hurt early Oct. 14 when a pickup and a semi collided and entered a work zone on the Ohio Turnpike near Tracy Road in Lake Township, the Highway Patrol said.
DEVELOPING | Charter Steel Plant North of #Fostoria Evacuated After Unexplained “Incident” – No Injuries Reported
Charter Steel's plant on U.S. 23 north of Fostoria was evacuated Wednesday morning, Oct. 14, after what the company called an incident. No injuries were reported, and the cause has not been released.
SENECA COUNTY | PIVOT Recovery Court Serving Tiffin & Fostoria Awarded $190,000 State Grant
The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction gave Seneca County's PIVOT Recovery Program, a specialty drug court that includes the Tiffin-Fostoria Municipal Court, $190,000 for treatment and recovery services.
FOSTORIA | Council Bans Feeding Geese & Ducks at Reservoirs, Moves Ahead on McDougal Street Waterline
Fostoria City Council voted Oct. 6 to prohibit feeding waterfowl, citing complaints about droppings on reservoir walking paths, and approved emergency services agreements and a grant application for a McDougal Street waterline.
ARCADIA | New Doppler Radar Atop Village Water Tower Aims to Close NW Ohio’s Weather Radar Gap
Climavision installed an X-band Doppler radar on Arcadia's water tower on Oct. 14. Officials say the radar has a 60-mile range, costs the community nothing and should start operating after 30 to 45 days of testing.
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