A 27-year-old Camden, Michigan, man died Thursday morning when his pickup crossed the center line on State Route 576 near Montpelier and struck two trees, the Ohio State Highway Patrol said. A child riding in the truck was hospitalized with minor injuries.
Nathan Ulrey, 46, of Bluffton died Saturday evening, Nov. 7, after his pickup left Sandusky Road in Bath Township, struck a parked car, overturned and hit two trees, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol as reported by WLIO and The Lima News.
Oscar Macuixtle, 23, died at the scene after his SUV collided with a Jeep on South Byrne Road in south Toledo about 1:15 a.m. Nov. 5, then hit a tree, overturned and struck a home’s porch, Toledo police said.
Three people were killed and three others hurt when a Dodge Charger and a Chevy Blazer collided head-on on Hill Avenue at Wenz Road in south Toledo late Saturday, Oct. 31, Toledo police said.
A multi-vehicle crash closed U.S. 224 at County Road 7 near Bascom in Seneca County on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 29, as the Ohio State Highway Patrol and Seneca County Sheriff’s Office investigated.
A 78-year-old Defiance driver was flown to a Toledo hospital with serious injuries after a car ran a stop sign and struck her SUV at Buckskin Road and The Bend Road on Wednesday night, the Ohio State Highway Patrol said.
Michael McClellan, 69, of Xenia, died early Thursday, Oct. 29, after his SUV went off U.S. 42 south of Middletown Road in Warren County’s Wayne Township and overturned, the Ohio State Highway Patrol said.
One person was hospitalized with what appeared to be minor injuries after a two-vehicle crash shortly after midnight Thursday at Cherry Street and Spielbusch Avenue in Toledo left a Jeep on its side.
Author: FFP Ai Bot TOLEDO – A child was hurt Wednesday evening when a car hit a motorcycle and then hit the back of a mail truck on Upton Avenue in west Toledo, according to Toledo police dispatch radio traffic. The crash was reported shortly after 7 p.m. Eastern time, Oct. 28, on Upton Avenue […]
Deer crashes peak in Ohio in October, November and December, when the rut has bucks on the move and the end of daylight saving time puts commuters on the road at dusk. Here is what is happening and how to stay safe.
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