COLUMBUS — State lawmakers on Wednesday launched a bipartisan push to require Medicaid to cover the non-medical pre- and post-birth services of doulas and to set the stage for Ohio's nursing board to certify their profession.
The sound of gunshots and their threat is making bulletproof backpacks and ballistic protection inserts increasingly more popular.
The city of Rossford will conduct its annual spring residential brush pick-up during the week of April 24, Mayor Neil MacKinnon III announced.
Motorists are being advised of a traffic safety enhancement in Perrysburg.
Among 29 statewide receiving first-responder money in the latest round of state funding are northwest Ohio agencies in Put-in-Bay, Sandusky, Leipsic, Hamler, and Bryan, the governor's office announced.
COLUMBUS — A trial balloon to raise the speed limit on certain highways and two-lane roads outside Ohio's population centers was shot down on Wednesday.
NORTH BALTIMORE, Ohio — Federal investigators spent two hours interviewing North Baltimore Local City School District staff Wednesday as part of what the superintendent would only describe as a "pending investigation."
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Metroparks Toledo is hiring a consultant to better explain and gather ideas from North Toledo residents about its plans for the future Glass City Riverwalk, including those in the Vistula Historic District north of downtown.
Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw returns to Capitol Hill Wednesday facing pressure to support rail safety legislation proposed in the wake of his railroad's massive toxic spill from a February 3 derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.
It's always fun to try to figure out which rookies will have a huge impact on the MLB season ... and on your fantasy baseball team.
PORT CLINTON — Multiple cybersecurity companies are sharing posts on Twitter that a “ransomware” attack targeted the Ottawa County government and that hackers are threatening to release stolen files in five days.
Sophomore Jerry Easter II of Emmanuel Christian has been named to the Division III boys basketball All-Ohio first team for the 2022-23 season.
COLUMBUS — The sponsor of a proposed constitutional amendment that would make it tougher to enact future amendments on Wednesday cited the recent racketeering conviction of former House Speaker Larry Householder as one reason why he believes voters must make this reform.
Winning an individual state title is rare.
The Blade Northwest Ohio Championship Regional Spelling Bee, sponsored by Dave White Chevrolet and the Northwest Ohio Chevrolet Dealers, takes place Saturday at Owens Community College.
It was Saturday night at Dexter’s in Maumee, and Renegade Lemonade was hard at work.
Within the span of one month, I have lost two friends to death.
These are the good old days for the University of Toledo women’s basketball team and even better, the best is yet to come.
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose’s withdrawal of Ohio from an interstate compact focused on election integrity is a disappointing concession to right-wing misinformation.
Another effort to fully repeal the utility bailout provisions in the corrupt House Bill 6 has been launched in the Ohio General Assembly.
Hadsel Lee Smith, whose affinity for hard work began on his family’s West Virginia farm and continued through his move to Toledo and studies to be a journeyman millwright, died Friday in his Perrysburg home. He was 92.
ST. LOUIS — Lucas Raymond’s goal in the fourth round of a shootout lifted the Detroit Red Wings to a 3-2 win over the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday night.