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This year's tax-free weekend runs August 1 - 3 it is the state's ninth year participating.But does the tax-free weekend do more harm to the economy than good? More >>
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Operation Homefront hosted a Back to School Brigade at Hogan YMCA in Madison on Thursday. Dozens of local military families received free backpacks, school supplies and other items.More >>
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Police said Kenneth Johnson told investigators he was on drugs when he broke into the home, only to be confronted by the two teenage boys inside.More >>
Police said Kenneth Johnson told investigators he was on drugs when he broke into the home, only to be confronted by the two teenage boys inside.More >>
TOLEDO, OH (Toledo News Now) -
The trial continued Wednesday for a Toledo woman accused of killing her infant son at the end of 2012.
Toledo Police say Amanda Bacon threw her 6-month-old son, Avery, in a raging outburst at an apartment on Alexis Road back in December 2012. Bacon and another man brought the baby into the emergency room with severe head injuries, including a fractured skull. The baby died a few days later.
Bacon has been charged with aggravated murder.
Opening statements were held Wednesday morning. Shortly after, 12 jurors and two alternatives toured the site of the death for about an hour.
Pictures of the injured baby were shown. The state wanted to make the jury realize the skull fractures were not from a simple fall. The prosecution hammered into the jurors' minds that Bacon told several different stories on how baby Avery was injured.
Two people took the witness stand to testify: a physician's assistant and a doctor from Mercy St. Ann's Hospital. The pair had observed and treated the boy's head injuries.
