WTOL 11 Leading Edge

Deacon Joe Grote talks about his book, Where Have All the Fathers Gone?, and the importance of fatherhood in a changing world.

TFT president Kevin Dalton says union members are anxious about, not just job security, but also the limited time to implement major changes by next year.

Plus more forgotten Toledo history with former WTOL 11 reporter and author Lou Hebert.

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.