Those residents on notice to schedule their water meter replacement need to make an appointment or risk having their water service shut off, city officials said Monday.
NEW YORK — Wall Street pushed higher Monday ahead of a week full of updates about where profits for big U.S. companies are heading.
The U.S. Coast Guard said the body of a 21-year-old man who fell out of a boat near Lake Erie’s South Bass Island last week has been found.
Police said a 9-year-old Toledo boy was expected to survive after apparently shooting himself in the hand on Sunday.
The University of Toledo Varsity T Club announced its 2023 Hall of Fame inductees Monday.
A local truck driver and a western New York company for which he was driving have agreed to terms that settle a wrongful death lawsuit brought by relatives of a Toledo man fatally struck along I-475 in West Toledo two years ago.
Perrysburg schools has hired three new administrators from outside the district to fill a principal and two assistant principal positions.
The annual gas cap testing and replacement program starts this week.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol has announced a partnership to tackle a traffic-safety issue that has impacted state troopers and Ohio residents.
Some of the electronic technology of professional and college baseball will make its way into the high school game in Ohio and other states beginning next spring.
If there is a quiet moment when the air has cleared of all of the scare tactics, marketing smoke bombs, and television ads on Ohio's Issue 1 that seem to have stolen their background music from The Twilight Zone, sportsmen and women should scan beyond the horizon line when considering their vote.
Toledo custom apparel maker Jupmode is moving to a bigger production and retail facility in the UpTown neighborhood to accommodate growing sales.
The Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo issued a statement late Sunday that a group of “neo-Nazis carrying tiki torches” had come to its Sylvania Township campus earlier in the weekend to harass Jewish people.
Autoworker Rob Foster, a United Auto Workers union shop steward at Toledo's giant Jeep Wrangler assembly plant, has had his family in strike-preparation mode since Christmas.
COLUMBUS — It came as little surprise, but Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose on Monday launched his long-awaited campaign for the Republican nomination to take on Democratic incumbent U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown next year.
DETROIT — Mike Berent has spent more than 27 years rushing into burning houses in Detroit, pulling people to safety and ensuring his fellow firefighters get out alive.
From climate change to species loss and pollution, humans have etched their impact on Earth with such strength and permanence since the middle of the 20th century that a special team of scientists says a new geologic epoch began then.
Toledo Times reporter Dick Roberts discovered clowning around takes more than a bulbous red nose and giant feet to entertain children. Suited up by “King of the Clowns” Felix Adler for a stint in the big tent, he confidently rushed up to kids, who backed away, scooted to their mothers, and wailed.
Michael Joseph McMahon, who made a business of recycling and repurposing, from paper products – including computer punch cards decades ago – to truck trailers and office equipment, died Friday in his central Toledo home. He was 83.
Recently released inspections reports of Lucas County food-service operations.
The decision by the state Supreme Court rejecting a ruling in Eastern Ohio that seeks to prohibit the use of eminent domain for recreational trails is a welcome development, even if it is not the final word.
With advanced analytics becoming more prevalent in women’s golf, there are plenty of ways to break down the performances of the Dana Open’s top finishers. Champion Linn Grant and others in the top five outperformed personal and LPGA averages in various metrics on their way to success at Highland Meadows Golf Club.
FARGO, N.D. — Whitmer High School’s Savannah Isaac defended her national title in the Junior Division on Sunday at the U.S. Marine Corps Junior and National Championships at the Fargodome.
Eddie Griffin has worked hundreds of rounds in his four years as a caddie at Sylvania Country Club, during which time he’s earned his share of generous tips for a job well done.
BUFFALO — The Toledo Mud Hens used a six-run third inning en route to defeating the Buffalo Bisons 7-3 on Sunday at Sahlen Field.