Among the laundry list of reasons Neal Katyal would speak at the University of Toledo College of Law, the most newsworthy is his current work for Hawaii in its lawsuit against President Donald Trump’s executive orders prohibiting immigration from several majority-Muslim countries.
The nonprofit group Downtown 419 is hosting a special Friday the 13th Warehouse Party at 1119 Summit St. before the building is renovated into loft apartments.
Toledo police continued Wednesday investigating the fatal shootings of two 18-year-old residents, as the chief urged a greater public push in helping solve crime.
In their sharpest face-off yet, mayoral candidates Paula Hicks-Hudson and Wade Kapszukiewicz tangled over the city’s relationship with Lucas County, how to proceed with Lake Erie, and whether the city tried to hide its budget accounting missteps Wednesday in a forum with The Blade’s editorial board.
The Garrison, a newly minted restaurant in the historic downtown district of Fremont that serves up locally brewed craft beer and cuisine created from the goods of nearby producers, took us on a roller coaster ride of culinary accomplishment and misstep.
At least 21 people have died as a result of the wildfires burning in California, Cal Fire spokeswoman Heather Williams said Wednesday.
Saying Maumee Municipal Court has been “mismanaged” for years, Maumee lawyer and City Council member Daniel Hazard is challenging longtime Judge Gary Byers for his job Nov. 7.
Because of a production error, the clues and answers in the Oct. 11, 2017, crossword puzzle in The Blade did not match up.
Although the rate of babies dying before their first birthdays in 2016 increased in Lucas County and statewide, local health officials say they are encouraged by a decrease in the black infant mortality rate.
University of Toledo men’s basketball coach Tod Kowalczyk has seen first-hand the profound impact that organ donation can have.
President Trump suggested Wednesday that media companies which report critically on him should be punished by having their television station licenses revoked.
FREMONT — A Fremont man is dead following a two-vehicle crash Wednesday involving a tractor-trailer rig.
BOWLING GREEN — The injury report for the Bowling Green State University football team entering Saturday’s contest against Ohio included both good and bad news.
The Walleye made two roster moves today as the deadline to submit the regular-season roster to the league approaches.
Remember how I was yawning after two weeks of no changes in The Blade’s Mid-American Conference East Division power rankings? Yikes — no yawning this week.
The Ottawa Hills boys soccer team completed an unbeaten regular season Tuesday, blanking Toledo Christian 9-0 in a Toledo Area Athletic Conference road match.
Saturday is league championship day for most Ohio cross country teams, including six area leagues.
Day has turned into night and you find yourself locked in an asylum of horrors with several others. The only exit to freedom is by solving puzzles before insane doctors and nurses use you for experimentation and observation.
The Swanton volleyball team ended a 43-year title drought on Oct. 3 when the Bulldogs beat Patrick Henry, 25-22, 23-25, 25-14, 25-18, to clinch a share of the Northwest Ohio Athletic League title, their first in that sport.
COLUMBUS — Voters aren’t the only ones scratching their heads over a ballot issue that promises to save taxpayers on prescription drug costs.
The Confucious Institute hosted Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival on Tuesday at the University of Toledo.
There was lots of great #MACtion this past week, and with all teams now playing at least one conference game, the Mid-American Conference looks to have a lot of parity. This past week, Central Michigan stunned MAC East favorite Ohio in Athens and Western Michigan won an epic seven-overtime game 71-68 over Buffalo. It was a very difficult week to rank teams, but without further ado, here are this week’s MAC West power rankings.
COLUMBUS —The Ohio Supreme Court has already upheld the right of cities to operate automated red-light cameras, but on Wednesday it decided to delve into whether state lawmakers were within their rights to try to punish them for not complying with that law.
A North Toledo toddler was given Narcan and tested positive for opioids after the child’s mother took her to a hospital for ingesting heroin, according to Toledo police.
Undefeated Whitmer and Eastwood and fellow area power Central Catholic hold the top spots not just in the weekly Blade poll but in their regional computer rankings with three weeks to go in the high school football season.