TOLEDO, Ohio — Good morning, Toledo. Here’s what happened overnight — and what to watch today.

OVERNIGHT’S BIGGEST

• He Spent 5 Months in Jail for a Festival Shooting He Says He Didn’t Do — Now He’s Suing Toledo for $20 Million — Eljay Crisp-Carr spent nearly five months in jail without bond before prosecutors dropped all 56 charges on Oct. 30. Now he’s suing the city and county for $20 million.
• Oregon Voters Just Killed a $1 Billion Data Center — and Ohio Said the Same Thing in All 10 Towns That Voted on It — Oregon voters overwhelmingly approved a ban on large data centers, and Ohio voters rejected them in all 10 communities with bans on the ballot.
• Gen-Z Star sombr Brings His First Arena Tour to Detroit Saturday — With Dove Cameron Opening — Saturday night at Little Caesars Arena, about an hour from Toledo. Dove Cameron and Hannah Jadagu open.

OVERNIGHT ON TOLEDOBUZZ

• MACtion Massacre: Rockets Stomp NIU 42-3 as Glass Bowl Defense Dominates Again — Trayvon Rudolph’s 96-yard opening-kickoff return set the tone in a Wednesday night rout at the Glass Bowl.
• Chrishell Stause Steps Out for the First Time Since Her G Flip Split — Dog Peace by Her Side — Her first public sighting since the Oct. 26 breakup announcement.
• Olivia Rodrigo’s First Christmas Song Drops TOMORROW — With Cynthia Nixon and an SNL Star in the Video — “take me home (4 christmas)” arrives tonight at 8 p.m. ET.

TODAY

Olivia Rodrigo’s Christmas song drops at 8 p.m. ET tonight — and Toledo men’s basketball visits No. 6 Michigan State at 8 p.m. on national TV. Looking ahead: ZAYN hits Detroit’s Little Caesars Arena on Sunday.

That’s your morning. We’ll be back all day with Toledo’s news as it happens.

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