The Ohio Sixth District Court of Appeals ordered a new trial for a Waterville man previously convicted of driving impaired and killing a construction worker after protected medical records were presented to a Lucas County jury.
COLUMBUS — Three-game win streaks will be on the line when No. 15 Ohio State hosts Purdue on Tuesday.
ANN ARBOR — Michigan appeared unbeatable while toying with top-10 opponent Wisconsin last week. Saturday's 18-point loss to Minnesota dispelled that notion.
CLEVELAND — The Cavaliers are moving on from troubled and talented forward Kevin Porter Jr., a person familiar with his standing with the team told The Associated Press on Monday.
Austin Channing Brown said she thought, naively she admits, that the country, the world, would be too busy fighting a pandemic to be racist. That maybe black people would get a break.
The Ottawa Hills Board of Education's newest member will be sworn in at its regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday.
BOWLING GREEN — For the first time since the 1996 and the first time in the history of the USCHO poll, Bowling Green is a top-five hockey team.
COLUMBUS — The state of Ohio is seeing a drop in new coronavirus cases on Monday.
The Toledo women's basketball schedule has been adjusted because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Toledo men’s basketball team received votes in this week’s Associated Press Top 25 poll released Monday.
Former Detroit Lions tight end Dan Campbell is expected to be the team's next head coach, ESPN reported on Sunday.
COLUMBUS — Ohio State quarterback Justin Fields declared for the 2021 NFL Draft on Monday, a move that was expected.
CINCINNATI — An Ohio Division of Wildlife investigator who was shot while looking into reports of illegal deer hunting in Clinton County in late December remains hospitalized in the intensive care unit at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
President-elect Joe Biden will take the stage for his inaugural address at perhaps the most difficult starting point for a president since Franklin Roosevelt began his first term by assuring a nation scarred by the Great Depression that “we have nothing to fear but fear itself.”
Ohio counties are making a final push to remind dog owners to purchase their annual dog licenses by Jan. 31 to avoid paying double.
Someone set fire to the wooden entry doors of Rosary Cathedral and vandalized an exterior wall with the words “Jesus is Black,” early Monday, according to fire officials.
BOWLING GREEN — Whether you're using the most advanced metrics or the old eye test, the Mid-American Conference is drawing the same conclusion: this is the deepest the league has been in a while.
The local Alzheimer’s Association is working to reach residents of the 24 counties it serves through virtual forums amid the pandemic, all while targeting a diverse array of populations.
WEST CHESTER, Ohio — In a battle of Division I top-five girls basketball teams, second-ranked Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame defeated Notre Dame Academy 53-39 on Sunday in the Journey to the Tourney at West Chester Lakota West High School.
It may come as a shock to realize that, had he not been assassinated in 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., could still be alive today. He would have turned 92 last week.
A key element to getting the community vaccinated against the coronavirus is having the personnel available to administer the vaccines. Education about the vaccine isn’t far behind to maximize community immunity.
As the House of Representatives has voted to impeach President Trump for an unprecedented second time, I must protest the unfairness of this process which is being led by congressional Democrats.
Frederick D. Cohn, an Ottawa Hills resident who founded Images Gallery, died inside his home on Jan. 13. He was 89.
KENOVA, W.Va. — Griffith & Feil Drug has been in business since 1892, a family-owned, small-town pharmacy.