ST. CLAIR SHORES, Mich. — While most places in the region have recovered quickly from that tempest of rain and wind that surged through these parts last week, the healing is taking a bit longer on Lake St. Clair, that 430 square mile offspring of the Great Lakes that is shared by Ontario and Michigan.
BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University football team has shocked us once.
Washington Local Schools Superintendent Kadee Anstadt warned parents this week to be prepared in case the district pivoted to all-remote learning. Then it happened.
The run-stuffing, quarterback-harassing, tackle-for-loss-mechanism that is the Toledo defensive line has made its presence felt four consecutive Saturdays.
BOWLING GREEN — The Mid-American Conference football schedule is heating up, and after a monstrous upset victory at Minnesota, the Bowling Green State University Falcons don’t have much time to rest.
The NCAA women’s basketball tournament will start using “March Madness” in marketing and branding beginning this season.
DUNDEE, Mich. — A Toledo man was the fatal victim of a crash Monday morning in backed-up traffic on U.S. 23 near Dundee, the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office reported.
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Senate on Wednesday began hearings on a bill that would criminalize nearly all abortions in the state should the landmark decision of Roe v. Wade be overturned.
A near-downtown block of Monroe Street will be going to the dogs.
Some animals looking for new homes at the Toledo Humane Society can be adopted for just $25 during the annual “Empty the Shelters” event with the Bissell Pet Foundation.
The Sylvania Township Police Department has been awarded two grants totaling nearly $30,000 for special enforcement efforts targeting speeders and impaired drivers.
Levis Under the Lights, a new outdoor concert series, begins Friday evening, organizers announced.
Undefeated Michigan hopes to reignite its ground game against the nation's top-ranked run defense when the 14th-ranked Wolverines look for their first victory at Wisconsin in 20 years on Saturday.
A new divisional leader has emerged in The Blade's high school football poll after the sixth week of the regular season.
Joey Wiemer’s first year in the minor leagues has been a productive one, and baseball is taking notice.
It's a beautiful time of year to visit New England, the nation's fall foliage capital.
A man killed in a mid-day shooting incident in central Toledo on Monday was shot four times, according to the Lucas County coroner.
COLUMBUS — Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague is asking state lawmakers to expand his authority to throw the state's sound credit behind loans to hospitals, public universities, and agricultural cooperatives to lower their borrowing costs.
Visitors to the drive-in beware: The Sundance Slayer is back on the prowl.
MINNEAPOLIS — Miguel Sanó homered and Minnesota pitchers shut down Detroit until the ninth inning, as the Twins beat the Tigers 3-2 on Tuesday night.
In 2015 and again in 2018, Ohioans overwhelmingly voted to have state and congressional districts redrawn to reflect the wishes of the voters not of the party in power.
Just as we know the water in the Maumee will surely flow to Lake Erie, we have known for years that eventually all the arguments over what to do about the toxic algae blooms that plague the lake each year would lead to one solution: A pollution diet for the river’s watershed.
Robert Morrison, a longtime pharmacist and Toledo native who trained under Ella P. Stewart, died Sept. 23 at his home in the city. He was 103.
After just under two years in charge, Kimberly Dunham will leave the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority, while the agency’s board of trustees agreed Tuesday to promote her hand-picked successor to become the agency’s chief executive officer.
Archbold’s Brayton Huffman claimed medalist honors with an 83 in Division II sectional girls golf play Monday at Ironwood Golf Club in Wauseon.