LANSING, Mich. — Michigan restaurants on Wednesday proposed tying indoor capacity limits to the percentage of coronavirus tests that come back positive, contending that clear guideposts would help the hospitality industry navigate the pandemic.
COLUMBUS — Ohio reported 1,816 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, which is below the 21-day average of 3,182.
COLUMBUS — A House committee on Wednesday dove into multiple competing measures to repeal all or parts of the $1 billion nuclear plant bailout law now considered to be the tainted fruits of a $61 million Ohio Statehouse bribery scandal.
Two more northwest Ohio companies reported their 2020 earnings on Wednesday and once again the results were not pretty.
WASHINGTON — The Justice Department has charged three North Korean computer programmers in a broad range of global hacks, including a destructive attack targeting an American movie studio and an extortion scheme aimed at attempting to steal more than $1.3 billion from banks and other financial institutions, federal prosecutors said Wednesday.
Mike Whan spent 11 years rebuilding the LPGA Tour to be strong enough to survive a pandemic. His next job is to keep the USGA at the forefront of golf in rapidly changing times.
Alan Leininger always had a dream scenario for his retirement.
COLUMBUS — Although many nursing homes continue to accept new residents, Ohio’s two homes for veterans still aren’t accepting additional patients nearly a year after the coronavirus pandemic first hit the state.
Michigan's basketball team didn't allow a layoff of more than three weeks to deter it from a big road victory.
We can all take solace that, despite shoveling out from under all of this snow and dealing with temperatures in the teens, Major League Baseball pitchers and catchers have reported to spring training!
LONODN — Britain’s 99-year-old Prince Philip has been admitted to a London hospital after feeling unwell, Buckingham Palace said Wednesday.
NEW YORK — Those $600 stimulus checks got Americans shopping again.
AUSTIN, Texas — Nearly 3.4 million utility customers around the U.S. were still without power Wednesday in the aftermath of a winter storm that overwhelmed power grids unprepared for climate change, and another blast of snow and ice threatened to impede the efforts to restore service.
A 40 percent increase in spending for a statewide water quality program is a tough sell, even in the best of times.
Toledo police arrested a North Toledo woman Tuesday on an outstanding warrant for striking another person with her car last month.
Ash Wednesday is the beginning of Lent: the 40-day period of penitential, prayerful preparation for Easter Sunday.
Click on icons in the map to find details of reported crimes. For a full list of all reported crimes in Toledo this week, consult the table below.
It’s time to fix Ohio’s school funding system. Now, not later. The education of young people should be a priority for government, particularly elected officials. Yet year after year, despite knowing the current system is both unfair and unconstitutional, nothing gets done. Despite all the talk of caring about Ohio’s young people, legislators have made one thing clear: They don’t care. That’s not to say none of them do, but as a body, they’ve failed that crucial test — caring enough to get the job done. Читать дальше...
Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin recognized the importance of life insurance. But they were crafty. Rather than take out a policy with astronomical costs over the dangers of that first trip to the moon, they signed and postmarked hundreds of autographs on historical dates, banking on the idea that their signatures would be worth something someday.
Most of us have heard the horror stories about the poor planning and distribution of coronavirus vaccines. I was able, with little difficulty, to make an appointment online to receive the Pfizer vaccine.
Norman C. Nitschke, 100, an engineer and inventor who teamed with fellow innovator Harold McMaster in renowned ventures to temper glass and harness solar energy, died Sunday in his Perrysburg Township home.
UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations children’s agency launched an initiative Tuesday to get airlines to give priority to delivering coronavirus vaccines, medicine and other critical supplies to respond to the global pandemic.