Busy week ahead for Ohio deer hunters
The Ohio white-tailed deer gun season opens Monday, with around 400,000 hunters expected to take part. The gun season runs through Sunday, with a second phase taking place Dec. 16-17.
The Ohio white-tailed deer gun season opens Monday, with around 400,000 hunters expected to take part. The gun season runs through Sunday, with a second phase taking place Dec. 16-17.
When Michigan has the ball
The University of Toledo football team defeated Western Michigan 37-10 on Friday at the Glass Bowl and earned a Mid-American Conference West title and a trip to the MAC championship game for the first time since 2004.
After racing to a 34-7 halftime lead, the Bobcats are state champions, downing Saginaw Nouvel Catholic by a 42-21 score Friday at Ford Field. FULL STORY
The Toledo Fire Department and Toledo Police Department hockey teams will be facing off next weekend at the sixth annual Battle of the Badges charity game.
One year after falling just short of a Michigan Division 8 state championship, Whiteford left little doubt this time around.
Arvada, Colo., is an idyllic suburb of Denver — mountains, virtually no crime, and great schools.
If you are looking for something different in terms of gift-giving this year, look no further than a local artisan.
ADRIAN, Mich. — A woman was stabbed in the head Thursday by her brother at an Adrian, Mich., residence, according to the Lenawee County Sheriff’s Office.
Veteran coach Greg Dempsey and the Central Catholic football program have enjoyed some big victories during the past 13 seasons, a stretch that has produced three state championships and a runner-up finish.
After gaining praise for three crime novels set in Ann Arbor and featuring amateur detective David Loogan, author Harry Dolan is shifting gears with his latest work.
The Division of State Fire Marshal’s Fire and Explosion Investigations Bureau is seeking tips for two fires intentionally set at abandoned homes in Sylvania Township.
PEMBERVILLE — The 2017 Eastwood football team has advanced farther than any team in school history, and the Eagles have no plans on stopping now.
When customers approach Lucas County Clerk of Courts J. Bernie Quilter, they're as likely to ask him for a carton of cigarettes or a lottery ticket as some information about auto titles.
The Salvation Army is very thankful that our 5K Red Kettle Run was included as a lead-in to the annual holiday parade.
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Five-year-old Burkely Kunce was chowing down on lunch at Ye Old Durty Bird in downtown Toledo when his mom had a great idea to get a jump on his letter to Santa.
It is hard not to wonder what the woman who reported fending off unwanted advances from State Sen. Cliff Hite (R., Findlay) for months thought when she saw him explain his resignation by saying it was prompted by no more than a misunderstood request for a hug.
■ Rogers shoots for 7th straight City League title
Depending on how well you made it through Thanksgiving dinner without getting drawn into any political arguments with your distant relatives, you may be feeling lucky, unlucky, or in need of a drink.
Five questions with The Blade’s Ohio State beat writer Nick Piotrowicz.
A case brought by families of victims of the Sandy Hook school shootings has the potential to alter the gun debate in America. But even with a victory, creative responses still need to be found for a gun-violence epidemic that has killed more Americans since 1970 than all of our wars combined.
COLUMBUS – This version of the Ohio State-Michigan game is somewhat unusual because one team is a heavy favorite. The Buckeyes are a 12-point favorite for the game, the second-biggest spread for a road team in the past 22 years.
Decades ago, the Continental Baking Co. on North Summit Street filled the Historic Vistula District neighborhood with the smell of fresh bread.
Here are three keys to the game for Toledo’s home matchup with Western Michigan: