Jessica Cable, once a corporate finance professional, now co-owns a thriving cattle company, Field to Fork Cattle Company. Her journey, marked by resilience and a strong work ethic, began with childhood experiences and a career aptitude test suggesting shed be a CEO. Jessica handles business operations, while her husband manages livestock. Their venture started with family and friends, expanded to public orders, and now includes a website for individual cuts and bundles. The Hebron Farmers Market has significantly contributed to their growth, with community support being a tremendous blessing.

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Two pedestrians tragically lost their lives in a collision on I-475 South in Maumee, leaving a community in shock. The incident, which occurred just before 5:30 PM, involved a vehicle striking two individuals near their disabled car. One victim died at the scene, while the other was transported to a hospital but later succumbed to injuries. The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating, with no signs of impairment.

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Ohios food assistance benefit cards lack a crucial security feature, making them susceptible to skimming attacks. Between June 2021 and December 2022, nearly $17 million was stolen from over 34,000 households. The federal government no longer reimburses these losses, leaving families without means to feed themselves. Despite support, a bill to add chips to these cards has not passed in Ohio. Other states have implemented chip technology, but a nationwide solution is yet to be implemented. Cardholders are advised to check for skimmers, protect their PIN, and use available features to prevent fraud.

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The torch relay for the 2026 Winter Olympics has commenced, marking a significant milestone. The flame, lit in Greece, will travel through Greece and Italy, culminating in Milan. This relay, featuring 10,000 torchbearers over 63 days, aims to build enthusiasm and celebrate Italys Olympic history. Cortina dAmpezzo, last host in 1956, will host again, with some venues from that era reused. A notable torchbearer from 1956, Bruno Colli, hopes to carry the torch once more, adding a personal touch to this historical event. The Milan-Cortina Games will span northern Italy, with Milan hosting the opening ceremony and Cortina as a primary alpine sports location.

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Italy, a land of ancient charm and modern vibrancy, offers an extraordinary experience for visitors. From Romes open-air museum to Florences Renaissance masterpieces, and the birthplace of the violin in a small city, Italys rich history and art continue to captivate. In Venice, gondoliers share the citys new light and emotions, while modern marvels like Ferraris add to the countrys allure. Italy is truly a paradise where the past and present beautifully intertwine.

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Curling: The Strategic Ice Sport with a Mysterious Twist - This Olympic sport combines strategy, physics, and teamwork. Teams slide forty-two-pound granite stones down a sheet of ice towards a target, with the skip acting as the captain and strategist. A match consists of ten ends, and a perfect end, where all stones score, is called an eight-ender. Sweeping with brooms is crucial for reducing friction and helping stones travel farther. Curling stones are made from rare granite found only in Scotland and Wales, and the ice is pebbled for better stone movement. Despite its centuries-old roots, curling still puzzles physicists due to its mysterious curling behavior, making it one of the most captivating events at the Winter Games.

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Tragic Snowmobile Accident in Wood County: A 58-year-old man, Robert Albert Bortles the Third, lost his life in a collision with a utility pole while riding his snowmobile on private property in Lake Township. Despite medical efforts, he succumbed to his injuries. The incident underscores the risks of recreational vehicle use, and authorities are investigating the cause.

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Two men tragically lose their lives in a Maumee, Ohio, accident on I-475 South; a semi-truck pulls over, and a passing driver strikes the victims while they retrieve warning triangles; one man dies instantly, and the other succumbs to injuries at the hospital; the driver involved remains unidentified, and the area experiences significant traffic delays; the incident underscores the dangers of highway shoulders.

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Bernie Kosar, Cleveland Browns legend, back in hospital after liver transplant, presents $25k check to donors family, maintains positive outlook, wishes for swift recovery.

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Experience the thrill of sledding in Toledo area parks, from Metroparks Toledo to Maumee, Oregon, Perrysburg, Bowling Green, Findlay, and Wauseon. Enjoy lighted hills, classic saucers, and speedy toboggans at locations like Glass City Metropark, Wagener Sledding Hill, and Blue Creek Metropark. Share your sledding photos with WTOL eleven for a chance to be featured.

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