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Dr. Tod Hug of Liberty Center Local Schools will be retiring by the end of the year, ending 32 years of work in the field. Since 2015, he served as superintendent of the school district.

A Garrett man is injured after wrecking his motorcycle. Charles Stansell suffered pain to his neck and side. He told officers he lost control on loose gravel in a curve on County Road 27, going down an embankment into some shrubs. He was taken by ambulance to Parkview Regional.

No one is hurt after a car stalls on the Norfolk Southern tracks at County Road 53 at U-S 6 in DeKalb County. Michael Kline of Butler got out of his vehicle to see what the problem was. Then, an eastbound train smashed into the vehicle. The incident is under …

Police in Auburn bring in a man following a solo crash that sends both he and a passenger to the hospital. James Scott of Kendallville drove off County Road 427 and down an embankment. Scott suffered a broken thumb. The passenger, Heather Bonham of Fort Wayne, suffered a bruised forehead. …

Bryan Police make an arrest after a high-speed chase down Mulberry Street. Officers pulled T.C. Perry over on Lewis Street, near Mulberry. Then, Perry takes off, turning onto Union Street, then U.S. 127. There, Perry’s car smashes into a Bryan police cruiser, ending up in the ditch. No injuries were …

Jurors saw and heard disturbing testimony in Day 6 of the James Worley murder trial. Lucas County deputy coroner, Dr. Cynthia Biser described the condition of Sierah Joughin’s body, while jurors were shown photos of her condition. Biser said a yellow dog toy, placed in Joughin’s mouth was secured with …

An area of the city’s water infrastructure is soon to get some improvements from Bryan Municipal Utilities. The Bryan Board of Public Affairs approved a $454,208 project to update 4,000 feet of 100-year-old water main, 75 customer lines and seven fire hydrants along South Walnut and East South streets. The …

An equipment malfunction at Edgerton’s lift station on U.S. 6, near the St. Joseph River, results in a sewer overflow. The system was restored. Village officials notified the Northwest Ohio Division of the Environmental Protection Agency.

The Bryan City School Board agrees to meet with City Council to discuss the possibility of hiring a school resource officer. The topic was brought up during a discussion of the school safety forum, held in response to shootings and threats at schools across the country.

More than a hundred gather in Defiance to protest ProMedica’s transfer agreement with the Capital Care Network of Toledo. The debate stems against a Feb. 12 agreement, which offers abortion services and pro-choice reproductive health care.