spot news (SPOT-newz)

 
–noun, Journalism.
1. the latest news, reported immediately.
2. news that occurs unexpectedly.

ToledoInternetNews.com is growing to offer many services and we have many advantages over traditional (newspaper, television) news media.

The number one advantage is immediacy. When we know it, our website viewers & readers know it within minutes. Unlike print newspapers, we don't have to wait until the next morning. Unlike television stations, we don't have to wait until noon or 5pm to tell our readers and viewers about what happened hours ago.

You can be part of this revolutionary change in the way local news is gathered and distributed.                                                       (read DISCLAIMER AND A WORD OF CAUTION below)

If you come across or hear about a spot news event - a fire, an accident, an electrical pole blown down - some unexpected event - shoot it with your cell phone camera or digital camera, and email it to us at news@ToledoInternetNews.com . We'll put it on this page, giving you credit.

If it's a significant spot news item, we'll use it on our front page.



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Toledo firefighters had their hands full with this vacant house fire. It happened on Blum Street near Elizabeth in Toledo's central city around 1:00 pm Wednesday afternoon. The first crews on the scene called for additional equipment to help keep the blaze from spreading to nearby occupied houses.

 

 

 

 


This accident occurred around 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, December 15, at the intersection of Douglas & Eastbrook in West Toledo. According to police, the driver was westbound on Eastbrook when she jumped the curb, hit a tree and flipped over. The driver received only minor injuries.