Morning Briefing: Husted’s Lobbyist Landlord, a Fatal Attraction Reunion, and Sunday’s Shows
Good Sunday morning, Toledo — this is your second Morning Briefing, with everything published before 7 AM. Two big stories lead the day, plus what’s on across the region today.
The rent question hanging over Election Day. Two days before Ohio’s special Senate election, Sen. Jon Husted won’t say what he pays to rent a D.C. apartment from a lobbyist whose clients include Meta. Both sides are framing it — we report the facts. Read the full story
“We were idiots.” Michael Douglas admitted on The Graham Norton Show that he once doubted Glenn Close was right for Fatal Attraction — nearly 40 years later, the reunion photo says it all. See the reunion story
Since 4 AM on ToledoBuzz:
- Journey’s Final Michigan Show Is Tonight in Detroit — Tickets Still Under $60
- Elon Musk’s ‘Musk’ Doc Got Pulled From Almost Every Theater — But Maumee Still Has It
- Jessie James Decker Sprayed a Stranger’s ‘Smelly’ Bare Foot on a Plane — and the Internet Is Divided
- Mariah Carey Just Defrosted — Watch Her Punk-Rock ‘It’s Time’ Christmas Kickoff
- Kid Rock Says Trump Handed Him a Phone With France’s President Macron on the Line
Today’s preview: Maná plays Little Caesars Arena today before streaming their historic Red Rocks concert free worldwide (Maná at LCA today); Journey’s farewell Michigan show is tonight at 7:30 PM in Detroit. Tomorrow: VP JD Vance rallies at Toledo Express Airport the day before Election Day (Vance rally Monday), Toledo leaders drop Q3 crime stats, and Lucas County voters pick a judge Tuesday. Looking ahead: Nekrogoblikon’s 20th anniversary tour hits Saint Andrew’s Hall Tuesday (Nekrogoblikon Detroit) and Toosii brings Platinum Nights to Detroit Nov. 24 (Toosii Detroit).
Overnight on the local wires: quiet — no breaking Toledo/NW Ohio news in the 4–6 AM window. The newsroom is back at 7 with the next story run.