WTOL 11 Leading Edge

New Perrysburg superintendent Michael Acomb discusses his plans for the district; Sylvania 10-year-old Maddox Reitz on her burgeoning career in front of the camera.

Former city council member Tom Waniewski talks about being pallbearer for Father Gerald Robinson. 11 Investigates Brian Dugger discusses case.

The Regional Growth Partnership on the potential impact of data centers on jobs, business; 11 Investigates reporter Melissa Andrews on Dale Warner murder trial.

ESPN/Golf Channel's Ryan Burr talks about all the things that go into pulling off a major golf tournament - from the course itself to the city's infrastructure.

Fire Chief Allison Armstrong on her son's diagnosis of Cat Eye Syndrome; American Heart Association and the importance of paying attention to your heart health.

Scott Hayes talks about the impacts the free music festival has in the community; the Standard owner Jeff Dinnebeil talks team building at his restaurant.

Ben Klaiber on how inefficient processes can quietly drain time, money, and morale; Downtown Rossford business owners are working toward a common goal.

Two interviews explore why some say Toledo struggles to keep talent — and how that frustration may be showing up in a crowded Republican race for Congress.

Logistics CEO Darren Moore takes a hard look at investment, and public funding in the city — and questions whether the region needs a reset.

Toledo Federation of Teachers' perspective on the Toledo Public School’s plans to transform the district; ‘Dry January’ and using alcohol responsibly.

Toledo Zoo President/CEO Jeff Sailer gives an update on progress at the Reptile House, which is currently under renovation, the upcoming levy and one really big crocodile.

Commissioner Pete Gerken wants to slow down the decision making over data center development, saying we need to deliberate and informed before making a move.

Superintendent Romules Durant talks about the changes happening at Toledo Public Schools; Pushback against the possible closure of the Bayview Retirees Golf Course.

Maumee Mayor Chelsea Ziss on rebuilding trust and culture; Kate Sommerfeld on growing nonprofit collaboration amid economic challenges.

Exploring the Glass City Wranglers’ growth and community role; Jeff Smith's 1st news director, Mike Conway, on hiring, mentoring and shifts in broadcast journalism.

Dr. Susan Brown, co-director of the National Center for Family & Marriage Research, explores why divorce rates are rising among older adults, the challenges they face, and how it impacts families and aging in America.

Dr. Katie Anstead on Perrysburg's levy win and leadership ahead; Anthony Bellino talks sports betting scandals and Detroit’s rare all-team success.

Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz, newly elected for anunprecedented third term, talks to Jeff Smith about why he thinks voters elected him for a third term, downtown growth, and the future of Toledo.

Rep. Bill Romer discusses Ohio's property tax changes; Dan Cummins, Chris Dziubek (US Army, retired), and Steven Kosinski (United States Marine Corp, retired) preview the Veterans Appreciation Breakfast and Resource Fair at Savage Arena.

Sylvania Mayor Mark Fry breaks down the power and economic impact of data centers; Former Toledo Mayor Mike Bell reflects on China outreach and trade lessons from his time as mayor.

Midstory presents "With|Standing", examining architectural history and reuse across Ohio; FirstEnergy smart meter rollout anticipates a changing energy future.

Nadeem is hoping to unseat longtime Democratic representative Marcy Kaptur. The Toledo Hands of Christ Gala benefits 13 Toledo area Catholic charities.

Republican Congressman Tim Walberg from SE Michigan gives his perspective on the government shutdown as well as the climate of political violence in the country following the death of Charlie Kirk and multiple mass shootings. St. Francis de Sales School President Geoff Rose talks aboutthe school’s leadership symposium which connects students with area leaders.

Bob Helle , a proud Rogers High School graduate, a Marine Vietnam veteran, and a man who spent 5 long years in a North Vietnamese POW camp. Bob Weinberg , a former board member of Flag City Honor Flight, who served in the Army including time as a sentry at Arlington Cemetery, marching at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

With guest host Tim Miller. Steve Fought honors 9/11 in Gibsonburg, Gretchen Awadpreviews Race for the Cure, and Pat McColley details ODOT’s fall road projects and safety tips.