A woman who died in jail last year after allegedly stabbing her two young children repeatedly succumbed to hypernatremic dehydration, the Lucas County Coroner’s Office determined in a ruling released last week.
A gas line project will close part of a central Toledo street on Monday and Tuesday, the Toledo Department of Transportation said.
A “massive liquidation sale” to clear out surplus furniture, equipment, and supplies from the former Radisson Hotel at UTMC will begin Wednesday as renovations begin to convert it to the Marriott brand, the hotel announced late last week.
TIFFIN — Some recent notoriety is casting a shadow over the Republican primary for Tiffin-Fostoria Municipal Court judge to be contested Tuesday as incumbent Judge Rhonda Best is challenged by her predecessor Judge Mark Repp.
The Martin Luther King, Jr. Bridge will be closed to vehicular traffic intermittently Monday and Tuesday for its annual inspection and testing.
Two Toledoans are dead, two children are critically hurt, and a man is injured in a fiery two-vehicle crash late Friday along U.S. 20 in Fulton County, authorities said.
COLUMBUS — On Wednesday, the clock will quietly run out for legislative action on a citizen-initiated statute that would legalize, regulate, and tax recreational marijuana in Ohio.
Dick Tipton’s love of cars has “driven” him to great lengths.
Sunday Chat is a weekly feature appearing in the Blade’s print and digital platforms each Sunday.
After success six months ago, it was no question that Jennifer Murawski wanted to bring her company back to The Blade Job and Education Fair.
Our wet spring is likely going to mean a banner crop of mosquitoes this year that are capable of transmitting disease to our pets, and it’s important to remember that heartworm disease is still with us and thriving. The good news is there are a number of highly effective preventive medications available that can also provide protection against other parasites such as fleas and ticks.
The Robertson family had an “accidental trip into arts and entertainment,” according to the Duck Commander Clan’s eldest son Alan Robertson.
SUNFLOWERS and bales of hay, cowgirl and cowboy hats, turquoise jewelry, silver belts, boots, jeans, and more set the western themed scene for Boots 'N Bling: An Evening of Performances by Nashville Country Music Songwriters presented by MercyHealth and Skotynsky Financial Group for the Perrysburg Rotary Clubs Service Foundation. The April 21 event was at the Hilton Garden Inn at Levis Commons.
Melinda Perez, a financial educator, still remembers the first time she felt financially confident.
The buzzynew social media app of the moment looks so much like Twitter it’s almost hard to distinguish the two. The profiles, timelines and colors are nearly identical. Even the creator is the same.
At one time, the spring bird migration through this region was a spectacle observed and enjoyed by a small community of dedicated birders – mostly older, well-educated folks who were maybe a tad eccentric.
Artificial intelligence in the medical field is not compiling data for such complex decisions as worldwide domination.
The Miami Herald’s editorial “Bud sees the light,” April 24, was comical in its timing. It was defending the marketing use of a transgender influencer to sell its product. There was a huge backlash and a reported sinking of sales because of a boycott.
With the tie-breaking vote of the Ohio Secretary of State, the Toledo area moved a step closer to having an outdoor amphitheater suitable for attracting national music acts.
Raymond T. Segur, who served Sylvania for more than 28 years as a deputy fire chief, paramedic, and mentor to those under him at the Sylvania Township Fire Department, died April 17 at his home in Bowling Green, Ky. He was 73.
Thinking about cutting back on alcohol or eliminating it from your diet? Depending on your overall health and how much alcohol you drink, a change in your habits could lead to health benefits. These days, there are more tasty alternatives to drink in alcohol’s place.
For a fresh and delicious dish to enjoy this spring, try this Asian greens ribbon salad! This simple salad uses seasonally fresh produce, such as cabbage and spinach, and is topped with a homemade Asian-inspired dressing.
Sciatica is a fairly common condition, brought on my human activity and age.