Fall 2020 Web Exclusive Features:

Rossford Amazon Distribution Center Open

Michael Sandlin, UT:10 News Reporter
Posted: November 17, 2020

Dining Out for Thanksgiving

Kierra Bivens, UT:10 News Reporter
Posted: November 17, 2020

CISP Mural Honors International Students

Yash Shingan, UT:10 News Reporter
Posted: November 16, 2020

TOLEDO, Ohio - U-T is home to over 13 hundred international students – according to the Center for International Studies and Programs. The Center unveiled the collaborative art project on Tuesday – to celebrate them.

Job Searching During the Pandemic

Alyssa Plotts, UT:10 News Reporter
Posted: November 10, 2020

Michigan Vote Count Protests

Kennedy Ellison, UT:10 News Reporter
Posted: November 7, 2020

DETROIT - Protesters in Detroit crowd outside the TCF Center, where mail-in ballots for Wayne County are being counted. This comes after President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he will be suing Michigan and two other states to contest mail-in ballot counting. Under Michigan law it is legal, to count mail-in ballots that were post marked before November third. Mail-in ballots in Michigan should be accurately tabulated no later than Friday evening.

Digital Political Ads

Yash Shingan, UT:10 News Reporter
Posted: November 3, 2020

2020-2021 Women's Basketball Preview

Mark Schindler, UT:10 News Reporter
Posted: November 3, 2020

2020-2021 Men's Basketball Preview

Mark Schindler, UT:10 News Reporter
Posted: October 27, 2020
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TOLEDO, Ohio - The UT Men's Basketball Team is in a two week shutdown due to a COVID outbreak and the team is awaiting test results to be cleared to practice again. ​Mark Schindler has a preview of the team as they prepare for the upcoming season.

Covid-19 Fatigue

Alyssa Plotts, UT:10 News Reporter
Posted: October 27, 2020

TOLEDO, Ohio - Wearing masks and social distancing has become the norm over the past eight months and COVID fatigue has set in. ​Alyssa Plotts examines how this condition is contributing to new cases.

Haunted House Safety During Pandemic

Cheyenne Kastura, UT:10 News Reporter
Posted: October 13, 2020

TOLEDO, Ohio - Some Haunted houses in Northwest, Ohio decided to open this year, despite the pandemic. ​Cheyenne Kastura reports on how they are staying safe this year, while staying scary.

Trick Or Treat in COVID Times

Virtual Banned Books Vigil
Morgan Cronenwett, UT:10 News Reporter
Posted: October 6, 2020
Yash Shingan, UT:10 News Reporter
Posted: October 3, 2020

First Fifth Third Field Concert

Technology for the Virtual Classroom
Alyssa Plotts, UT:10 News Reporter, Social Media Coordinator
Posted: September 22, 2020

TOLEDO, Ohio - ​The folk band Oliver Hazard took the stage Thursday night for the first concert ever held on Fifth Third Field. Fans were asked to wear masks, social distance and sit on the field in their assigned concert pod. Fans could also choose a socially distanced seat in the stands. The show was sold out and around 700 fans were in attendance. There have not yet been any more shows scheduled on Fifth Third Field, but many fans expressed interest in more concerts being held in the future.
Gabrielle Huff, UT:10 News Reporter
Posted: September 22, 2020

TOLEDO, Ohio - ​As 2020 has brought school closures and unprecedented changes in the ways children are taught, technology has become more important than ever. Since March, schools have moved online and kids across America have had to adjust to remote learning. However, not only the children have been along for a wild ride, as it has been quite an adjustment for teachers as well. The technological logistics of moving a classroom completely online is extremely complicated and it has been a lot of work for teachers. Districts in our area are all working diligently to prepare staff and students, and to come up with the best, while safest, plan for educating students.
Switching Gears to Help Fight COVID-19
Switching Gears to Help Fight COVID-19
Michael Sandlin, UT:10 News Reporter
Posted: September 22, 2020
Mark Schindler, UT:10 News Reporter
Posted: September 21, 2020
​DENVER - Traditional sports media has taken a significant hit in recent years, exacerbated by COVID-19 in the spring. As sports evolve in socially distant America, sports media is still catching up. A relatively new start up in Colorado, DNVR, shows a glimpse of what the future may hold.