A week ago, James Vindas thanked God for escaping with his life from a deadly fire at Hidden Cedars Condominiums complex off Garden Road where he and his wife lost all their possessions.
A Toledo carryout store sold a $50,000 winning lottery ticket, the Ohio Lottery announced.
Rossford's board of education is seeking to fill a vacancy.
A full workweek of stops is planned by Mercy Health’s mobile mammography van throughout parts of northwest Ohio including Sylvania, Perrysburg, Bryan, Swanton, and Napoleon.
What was planned as a two-day street closure is being extended in Maumee where a water main installation project is under way.
After visiting East Palestine, Ohio, on Thursday, U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown pledged to hold the rail company accountable for the impacts on the community, saying in a news conference he would "make sure Norfolk Southern does what it says it's going to do, what it's promised."
A Lucas County judge has dismissed a case accusing the Spencer Township board of trustees of open-meetings violations, and the former trustee who brought it is already formulating an appeal.
The University of Toledo’s Rocket Kids program is set to head overseas this summer to take care of children whose parents are in the U.S. military.
Sunday Chat is a new weekly feature appearing in The Blade’s print and digital platforms each Sunday.
Whether it’s in the Jordan River, where Jesus is believed to have been baptized, or inside the sanctuary on Monroe Street, a local pastor finds it an honor to perform baptisms.
The Toledo Symphony Orchestra presents Musical Gems at St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church on Feb. 26. It’s the church’s 33rd annual concert in recognition of Black History Month.
DeEtte Nijakowski couldn’t have named her diner in Swanton more accurately.
LANSING — Michigan State University professor Marco Diaz-Munoz is still haunted by what he witnessed last Monday night, when a gunman entered his classroom in Berkey Hall, killing two of his students in what he describes as “12 minutes of terror.”
“High Score” is a series of stories looking back at some of the Toledo area’s top individual basketball scoring efforts. This is the third of the five-part series.
EAST PALESTINE, Ohio - The fiery Norfolk Southern train derailment that has upended thousands of lives has created a source of anxiety reminiscent of what happened to the Toledo area after the city’s tap water was poisoned by a potentially lethal algal toxin in 2014.
I recently had a patient in for knee surgery who had a history of mast cell tumors, and the classification system has been updated to bring more clarity to how aggressive these cancers can be. But there is still some confusion for owners when given the diagnosis.
MILLBURY — Fifth-seeded Perrysburg edged No. 11 seed Notre Dame Academy 29-28 in a Division I girls basketball sectional final Saturday at Lake.
Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health condition in the United States.
A few weeks back I wrote about two issues that seem to me among the four or five critical issues of this moment — gun violence in our cities, which is concentrated among young Black and Hispanic men, and mass shootings.
I’m encouraged by the Blade Editorial Board’s consistent recognition that Toledo’s decades long drop in population must end.
In the long run, America itself is on trial in the federal racketeering case over the methods used to pass Ohio House Bill 6 and enrich FirstEnergy with a $1.3 billion bailout.
A presentation to the public on Thursday by the nonprofit group Cities United to explain their anti-crime program took up a lot of time and generated a lot of comment, most of it beside the point.
Richard D. Kudner, who as a Champion Spark Plug vice president made sure the Toledo-based auto-parts giant and its familiar bowtie logo remained in the public eye, died Monday in the nursing unit of Ohio Living Swan Creek. He was 95.
If you are like most people, when you think about eating healthier, the first thing that comes to mind is restriction and counting calories. But for long-term sustainability, Jennifer Gilliland, MS, ProMedica registered dietitian and professional clinical counselor, recommends assessing your mental and emotional thought process when it comes to food first.