MOSCOW — Russian officials and lawmakers lauded Donald Trump’s inauguration today, hoping it will herald a period of better ties with the United States, while revelers in Moscow and elsewhere gathered for celebrations as bar and club owners sought to cash in on public excitement.
SYDNEY (AP) — A man with a history of mental health and drug abuse issues drove into a street crowded with pedestrians in Australia’s second-largest city today, killing at least four people, including a child, and injuring around 15 others, police said.
BEIRUT — Islamic State group militants destroyed the landmark ancient Tetrapylon and parts of the 2nd century Roman theater in Syria’s historic town of Palmyra, the government and opposition monitoring groups said today.
BANJUL, Gambia — The leaders of Guinea and Mauritania have arrived in Gambia’s capital in a last-ditch diplomatic effort to get defeated President Yahya Jammeh to cede power.
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Area fire crews fought a fire at an automotive parts supplier in Perrysburg Township early today.
WASHINGTON — Treasury secretary nominee Steven Mnuchin defended his ties to offshore business entities and his management of a California bank during a confirmation hearing on Thursday.
WASHINGTON — More than 80 militants linked to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, some of whom were believed to be plotting attacks in Europe, died in U.S. airstrikes in Libya, Pentagon officials said on Thursday.
A Toledo man found not guilty by reason of insanity for robbing a West Toledo credit union was committed Thursday to Twin Valley Behavioral Healthcare.
Reduce, reuse, recycle, and start embracing the idea of eating less meat and more locally grown food, a University of Toledo professor specializing in climate change research said Thursday night.
Huan Huang reacts to a highly competitive game of Ping Pong as Kent Hu, right, returns a shot at the Asian Senior Center at Highland Park in South Toledo.
Mike Rojas stood before a crowd of about 250 fans Thursday at the Armory located above Fleetwood’s in Hensville.
CATAWBA ISLAND, Ohio — About 11 a.m. on Wednesday, the deep baritone of the Miller ferry horn sent a single tone rolling across this rocky thumb that punctures western Lake Erie’s Ohio shoreline, signaling the heavy ship was about to swing away from the dock and cut through the chop toward South Bass Island.
The Tigers opened their Winter Caravan with a stop in the Glass City.
Greater Toledo needs to rise up and save The Andersons stores.
Even the best and most stable relationships are complicated.
Many people would find riding an 1,800-pound bull terrifying, but others clearly relish the rush of being mounted on the back of an animal determined to buck them off.
Toledo Mayor Paula Hicks-Hudson’s 2017 State of the City Address will be 5:30 p.m. Feb. 9 in Fifth Third Center Auditorium at One SeaGate. The event is open and free to the public.
If there’s one thing Cornel West wants people to remember about the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., it’s the spiritual legacy he left behind.
WASHINGTON — Donald Trump prepared to sign executive actions on his first day in the White House today to take steps to crack down on immigration, build a wall on the U.S.-Mexican border, and roll back President Obama’s policies.
Beneath a red velvet cloth on the wall of Presidential portraits at the Whitehouse Inn is a temporary picture of newly minted President Donald Trump.
WASHINGTON — The nation’s capital started to fill with Americans from outside the Beltway on Thursday in preparation for the inauguration today of Donald Trump as president.
The head of a downtown development agency is urging Toledo city officials to consider adding parking meters and end lunchtime free parking downtown.
Head covers will be provided for Muslim female inmates who wear an Islamic veil, according to a new Lucas County jail policy.
Patricia Anne Urbanski Bennice, an artist and musician who helped in family businesses, became a school librarian, and raised horses died Saturday in Aspen Grove, an assisted-living community in Lambertville. She was 91.