Hundreds of unionized workers from Hollywood Casino Toledo and its sister location in Columbus are still without a new contract after their last one expired late last year, but officials are hopeful members will ratify a deal early next week.
The House of Representatives voted to pass a resolution condemning China's use of the suspected surveillance balloon that was shot down by US jets over the weekend, in a rare moment of unity in a sharply divided chamber.
The Walleye traded forward Cedric Lacroix to the Trois-Rivieres Lions on Thursday in exchange for future considerations.
The Lucas County Republican Party has nominated Don Miller to fill the soon-to-be vacant seat on the Lucas County Board of Elections, party chairman Chris Joseph confirmed.
A man freed in November after nearly 15 years in prison for the killing of three men is going back to prison after failing a drug test while on judicial release.
Nearly 5 million bottles of Fabuloso multi-purpose cleaner have been voluntary recalled because there’s a “risk of bacterial growth,” the company said.
A national expert says the criminalization of HIV exposure in 35 states, including Ohio, is one reason the AIDS epidemic continues to simmer across the United States.
CINCINNATI — In contrast with defense's contention that what the federal government calls “racketeering” was actually Ohio politics as usual, an FBI case agent on Thursday walked jurors through a paper and digital trail to claim former House Speaker Larry Householder personally benefited to the tune of $513,669 from tens of millions FirstEnergy Corp. pumped into a “dark money” bribery pipeline.
For lifelong nerds, there’s always someone farther down the geeky rabbit hole. A Lord of the Rings fan browsing for a new edition side-eyes the group playing Dungeons & Dragons at a bookstore. That group’s Dungeon Master makes fun of a friend painting Warhammer figurines, who turns around and teases someone else for the hours they put into playing League of Legends.
The two out-of-state developers that separately own the old Sears and Elder-Beerman sites in Westgate are joining forces to build apartments and retail on the side-by-side parcels.
WASHINGTON — China’s military is likely behind a huge aerial spy program that has targeted more than 40 countries on five continents with high-altitude surveillance balloons similar to one the U.S. shot down over the Atlantic coast last weekend, the Biden administration said Thursday.
Usually, it’s a walk-on that sits at the end of the bench and rises with wild gesticulations.
More Americans filed for jobless benefits last week, but layoffs remain historically low despite attempts by the Federal Reserve to cool the economy, and hiring, to bring down inflation.
Admiring the cosmos is in our nature, and fascination with divination and spirituality is a historic part of the human experience.
FREMONT — Alonzo Fields was a Black man working in the White House during segregated times, and recalled U.S. senators from the South often derisively referring to him as “boy.”
BOATING season will be here before you know it! So it's time to review the water safety rules.
Couples often find it hard to keep that spark alive with jobs, children, bills, dishes, and other pressures that come with love and marriage.
Few people know that vanilla comes from orchids, said Ryan Walsh, director of plant conservation for the Toledo Zoo.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with an array of homemade chocolate confections at the 12th annual Chocolate Lovers’ Fest in Genoa on Saturday.
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.
Americans were presented with competing visions of the state of our union Tuesday night — one filled with perhaps overly rosy evaluations and solutions for our current challenges, the other mired in a vision that was determinedly negative, but without honest context.
Dr. Richard F. Leighton, a dean emeritus of the Medical College of Ohio and its first chief of cardiology, died Sunday at Memorial Health University Medical Center in Savannah, Ga., where he was hospitalized after being struck by a vehicle. He was 91.
PITTSBURGH — This is, as we all know, the month in which we celebrate the very real achievements and struggles for freedom endured by Black Americans, the more than 40 million alive today and past generations who endured unspeakable horrors.
Kudos to your editorial “Jones owes amends too,” Feb. 2. The very first news video of this event — which I have yet to see rebroadcast — clearly showed how the police had controlled the situation, were in the throes of dispersing when the self-righteous Oshae Jones flew out the door of her dwelling (in the freaking pre-dawn hours of the night, no less) — and immediately began to insert herself into the situation, demanding badge numbers. As the police attempted to calm her, she became combative and... Читать дальше...
WHEELING, W. Va. — Toledo opened up the scoring on Wednesday against Wheeling on the road.