A northwest Toledo man has been indicted on first-degree aggravated arson after, police said, he shot a large firework through the wall of a neighbor’s garage following an ongoing conflict over the neighbor’s loud music.
It’s been almost 13 years since Libbey High School was shut down and 12 since it was razed.
A new drug court project is being launched with the phrase "someone in Sylvania cares,” a message that at least two judicial officials describe as a unifying one.
LOS ANGELES — Adam Rich, the child actor with a pageboy mop-top who charmed TV audiences in the late 1970s as “America's little brother” on Eight is Enough, has died. He was 54.
NAPOLEON — When Denise McColley began her legal career in 1981, she was one of the few practicing female attorneys in Henry County, where there were no female judges, either.
So how did that roller coaster of a super-cold Christmas and a near-balmy New Year’s go?
As we turn to the first page of the new calendar, many people begin the year with a goal. The books that I have chosen for this month are chosen to inspire readers to try something new, learn something new, or even see familiar things from a new perspective. Each book embodies an inspirational word to focus on in the new year.
DELTA — Deb Anderson, a Delta resident for four years, wanted to add flavor to her community.
It’s January, which tends to bring cold, snow, and lots of predictions, prognostications, and possibilities about what the next 12 months might offer.
Regular readers know that I had surgery on my right hand in June, and that this was the second time in a row I’d spent my summer vacation having so much fun (where’s the eye roll emoji?). I’ve now got a few new symptoms of Dupuytren’s contracture, the root cause of this surgery-every-year evil, developing in both hands, though it’s not impacting any function ... yet. We’re in wait-and-watch mode.
Shawn Grime, a counselor at Archbold High School in Fulton County and executive director of the Ohio School Counselor Association, took time to answer a few question about high school students and sleep habits.
Brian Jones asked his wife to turn off the television.
Many rock music fans have a bittersweet memory of hearing a favorite song from their heyday on a classic rock station for the first time.
Here’s a toast to Elvis with a Banana Peanut Butter Sandwich and a big Southern helping of Nilla Banana Pudding.
The road to a good night’s sleep is easily detoured by a lumpy mattress, a crying baby or the neighbors loudly arguing on the other side of the wall.
For the past 20 years — until recently, I was part of the area represented by Toledo District 1 councilmen.
Gov. Mike DeWine continues to turn a blind eye to corruption in Ohio government with his appointment of Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters to the Ohio Supreme Court.
Joseph Ratzinger, Benedict XVI, was the great unheard teacher of our time.
Joan Durgin, who in a career with Toledo Public Schools focused on improving students’ overall health and helped found a school for pregnant and parenting girls, died Dec. 24 in a skilled-care unit at Piper Shores retirement community in Scarborough, Maine. She was 80.
If there is anything most reasonable people can agree on, it is that someone under indictment for violent crimes should not be allowed to possess firearms.
Many of us remember the thrill of getting our driver’s license and the freedom it promised in our young lives. So it’s no surprise that it can be difficult to give up that freedom when it’s no longer safe to drive.
So, how did you do? You know, with those pesky New Year’s resolutions you began thinking about around this time last year.
As the grip of winter tightens across the Midwest, the more adventurous among us will hike the snow-covered Metropark trails, ski and snowboard the groomed slopes in the region, or tempt fish to take a bait offered through a hole augered in the ice.
Host St. Ursula held a commanding 31-0 first-quarter lead in knocking off Lima Senior 59-46 in a Three Rivers Athletic Conference girls basketball game Saturday.