NEW YORK — Stocks rose again Thursday after more companies reported better profits than expected, while yields climbed after a Federal Reserve official cautioned the end to its interest-rate hikes may not arrive as soon as Wall Street hoped.
Amazon’s company-wide effort to transition to electric delivery vans, or EDVs, has begun at Toledo’s local delivery station.
Representatives of battery maker Clarios and the United Auto Workers union returned to the bargaining table earlier this week as the strike involving about 525 workers at the supplier’s Spencer Township facility continues.
The continuation of a murder trial that began Tuesday has been postponed until June 5 because of a medical condition that arose with the defendant’s lawyer.
McCLURE, Ohio — Toledo Area Street Rods will be celebrating its 50th Run to the Rapids Car Show on Saturday and Sunday.
Northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan officers and supporters carved out a sacred space in downtown Toledo at noon Thursday to honor those who have died in the line of duty.
Law enforcement plans to have two sobriety checkpoints on the roads in Toledo on Friday evening.
A Sylvania Township man arrested in Mexico with a teen girl accused of killing his mother was a fugitive from Wood County after a judge had released him on his own recognizance in March before he pleaded guilty to reduced charges in a child-pornography case, court records show.
Two people were reported shot in the 1300 block of Elmwood Ave. Thursday afternoon.
The Springfield High School softball team continues to move up the national rankings in its undefeated season.
Kennedy Blair, the Michigan Associated Press 2023 Division 2 girls basketball player of the year, has switched her commitment from Bowling Green State University to Michigan State, according to her high school coach Mary Laney.
MADISON, Wis. — Attorneys for a Wisconsin Native American tribe argued Thursday that a federal judge should order an energy company to shut down an oil pipeline the tribe says is at immediate risk of being exposed by erosion and rupturing on reservation land.
Even before her first regular-season professional game, Los Angeles Sparks rookie guard Zia Cooke has already had her “Welcome to the WNBA” moment.
The Cleveland Browns entered last month’s NFL draft without a first and second round pick.
NEW YORK — FedEx Express pilots voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike in a move they hope will help their union win a new contract that would include pay raises.
COLUMBUS — By a 3-2 party line vote, a state panel on Thursday approved the language voters will see in an unprecedented August special election to consider amending the Ohio Constitution that opponents argue is intentionally misleading and sometimes outright wrong.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled in favor of a photographer who claimed the late Andy Warhol had violated her copyright on a photograph of the singer Prince.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Thursday sidestepped a case against Google that might have allowed more lawsuits against social media companies.
TORONTO — An acrobatic play in the infield landed Genoa High School graduate and Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Chris Bassitt at No. 6 on ESPN SportsCenter Top 10 Wednesday night.
The Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority’s new on-demand service, TARTA Flex, will be the subject of an open house event from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Maumee Senior Center, 2340 S. Detroit Ave.
University of Toledo athletes had a record grade point average for the spring semester.
A 14-year-old was hospitalized late Wednesday after accidentally shooting himself at a West Toledo residence, police said.
Country musician Parker McCollum headlines at the Toledo Zoo Amphitheater on Thursday, along with rising artist Larry Fleet.
FREMONT — The Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library and Museums are known for their squirrel and deer, with many of these woodland creatures coming right up to visitors.