Новости за 05.03.2023

Equipment formerly used in three Perrysburg playgrounds is finding a new home in Haiti with hopes that children there will begin using it later this year.

Ohio is bracing for the end of guaranteed Medicaid coverage.

Ottawa Hills standout punter/kicker Emilio Duran is staying home.

Celebrity chef Rachael Ray's talk show will come to an end after 17 years, according to CBS.

Crews found no signs of a spill after a Norfolk Southern freight train derailed in west central Ohio Saturday afternoon, prompting a temporary shelter-in-place order for nearby residents — just one month after the company's toxic train wreck on the other side of the state in East Palestine.

Sunday Chat is a weekly feature appearing in The Blade’s digital and print platforms each Sunday.

BOWLING GREEN — Bowling Green State University men’s basketball coach Michael Huger has been fired from his position.

Using a general contractor who offers home improvement financing seems convenient, especially if they’re standing in your kitchen ready to start as soon as you pay them.

Behind other kinds of freight cars in the roughly hundred-car train that rolled east out of Toledo on Norfolk Southern’s rails early Wednesday afternoon were 36 tank cars of near uniform size.

Winter is ending and spring is around the corner.

LEADERS help our community in many ways.

If you’ve ever scrolled through social media posts only to be gripped with envy when you see a friend posing in front of their beautiful house or enjoying themselves at a luxurious resort, then you understand how easy it is to want what other people have. Financial envy is real, and sometimes it can be ugly.

Toledo author Aya Khalil is releasing her second picture book, The Night Before Eid, on Tuesday.

Since hearing the news that President Jimmy Carter is in hospice care at his home, I have wanted to pay this tribute that is far outside the political arena.

Having disrupted your weekend morning a couple weeks ago with a discussion of diarrhea, I thought I would continue the trend with something nearly as unsavory that anyone who shares their home with a cat has endured: the dreaded hairball.

Technological advancements arise day by day as scientists and engineers work hard to build a better future, and the fruits of those labors are paying off at many hospitals around the state.

Two hours after the train derailment in East Palestine Ohio, President Biden personally telephoned both Pennsylvania and Ohio governors assuring them that they had the complete cooperation and ​help from the federal government in managing the crisis.

Democrats worry about Joe Biden’s age. A lot.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is advancing his anticipated Republican presidential campaign with a tactic that punishes the best economic friend the state has ever had.

The catastrophic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, has produced one piece of good news. A bipartisan team of U.S. Senators led by Ohio’s J.D. Vance, a Republican, and Democrat Sherrod Brown have introduced the Railway Safety Act of 2023 as protection against future incidents like the East Palestine accident.

Frederick Schwier, who was president of glassmaking giant Libbey-Owens-Ford Co. before taking the helm of Aro Corp. of Bryan, died Feb. 25 at Hospice of Northwest Ohio, Perrysburg Township. He was 99.

Balancing sports, school, sleep and social lives can be a challenge for many school-age kids. To be successful in balancing it all, the athlete, parents, coaches and teachers have to be on the same team.

Nutrition has a major impact on a baby’s developing brain. What a mother eats while pregnant, as well as the baby’s diet, all affect the child’s current and future brain health.

Action-star Bruce Willis has always been known for a cocky grin backed by humor and a flexing of muscle.

Owens Community College defeated the College of DuPage 75-46 to win the district championship of the Great Lakes district on Saturday at the SHAC in Perrysburg.