The I-280 and Manhattan Boulevard entrances to northbound I-75 will be closed Sunday and Monday nights as an I-75 resurfacing project draws to its close, the Ohio Department of Transportation announced.
With the Toledo-Bowling Green game on Wednesday getting its own treatment and not a ton on the Saturday docket, we’re keeping it short and sweet this week.
A Toledo man has been arrested in connection with a hit-skip crash Sunday night that killed a bicyclist on Lagrange Street.
COLUMBUS — Gov. Mike DeWine on Friday named former Lucas County Sheriff John Tharp to the OneOhio Recovery Foundation board that will help make decisions on the spending of Ohio's settlement with major opioid manufacturers and distributors.
CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Indians picked up José Ramírez’s $12 million contract option for 2022 on Friday after the All-Star third baseman had another MVP-caliber season.
Tom Hanks doesn’t need a human or even a sentient acting partner to make a film or a scene sing. Think Wilson the volleyball, Hooch and even that laptop from You’ve Got Mail. So it’s not at all surprising if he’s the first guy on the list for your post-apocalyptic film about a man, a robot and a dog.
ANN ARBOR — Michigan’s drive for perfection ended in agonizing fashion. Coach Jim Harbaugh says he doesn’t believe players will dwell on the second-half collapse.
Toledo School for the Arts is getting an upgraded new look, as well as an additional building, as part of a $6.8 million renovation project that organizers say will allow the school to accept more students, add more programs, and modernize the corridor along Adams Street.
The formula for the Anthony Wayne boys cross country team this season has been pretty simple.
Wayne Braddy and Karl Willis, two men convicted of the 1998 homicide of a 13-year-old boy, took the next step in their push for a new trial.
The Ohio High School Athletic Association cross country state meet is scheduled for Saturday at the Fortress Obetz and Memorial Park in Columbus.
BOWLING GREEN — The former operations manager at Lucas County’s dog shelter has been tapped to become Wood County’s chief dog warden.
WASHINGTON — Pfizer Inc. said Friday that its experimental antiviral pill for coronavirus cut rates of hospitalization and death by nearly 90 percent as the drugmaker joins the race to bring the first easy-to-use medication against the coronavirus to the U.S. market.
At first glance, it can be hard to understand why residents of Perrysburg Heights would balk at a plan that calls for improvements for their neighborhood such as better walkability, more green space, and commercial development.
Michael T. Noble, a retired Maumee police lieutenant who liked helping people from comrades to citizens, died Wednesday in hospice care at the Cleveland Clinic. He was 65.
Perrysburg’s volleyball team lost a heartbreaker in five sets to Cleveland St. Joseph Academy in a Division I regional semifinal on Thursday.
St. Ursula’s volleyball team lost a heartbreaker in five sets to No. 13 Amherst Steele in a Division I regional semifinal on Thursday.
NORWALK — The young St. Ursula team showed great poise, energy, and confidence as the Arrows fell short in a 3-2 loss to Amherst Steele in a tightly contested Division I regional volleyball semifinal on Thursday night.
BOWLING GREEN — It won’t count in the win-loss column, but believe that Bowling Green State University has some ironing to do after Thursday’s exhibition game.
TEMPERANCE — The Bedford volleyball team advanced to the Michigan Division 1, District 23 championship match with a 3-0 semifinal victory Thursday over Ypsilanti Lincoln.
MILLBURY — Fourth-ranked Liberty-Benton defeated Johnstown-Monroe 25-9, 25-23, 25-17 in a Division III volleyball regional semifinal at Lake High School on Thursday night.
A bicyclist who was struck by a hit-and-run driver Sunday night along Lagrange Street has died.
The Liberty-Benton volleyball team advanced to the OHSAA Division III regional finals after defeating Johnstown-Monroe in the semifinal 25-9, 25-23 and 25-17 on Thursday at Lake High School in Millbury.
Two convenience stores in Toledo may soon have to shut down after the Toledo City Plan Commission voted Thursday to recommend their special-use permits be revoked.
Construction began 12 years ago on one of the Great Lakes region’s most important projects, and nine more years of work remain — possibly less if the weather cooperates.