ALLEN PARK, Mich. — Detroit Lions receiver Jameson Williams is making the most of an opportunity to get much-needed snaps in training camp after an injury-shortened rookie season and before a six-game suspension for violating the NFL’s gambling policy.
PITTSBURGH — Zack Short tied a career-high with three RBIs, powering the Detroit Tigers to a split of a two-game series against the Pittsburgh Pirates with a 6-3 victory on Wednesday.
A Toledo man already in jail for a different felony case was indicted Tuesday for a South Toledo woman’s shooting death.
BOWLING GREEN — A pretty important, powerful, and vocal piece of Bowling Green State University’s football team took the field for the Falcons’ first fall practice Wednesday.
She was filling her 2018 Jeep Wrangler Sahara with gas when she was cornered by an irate man in Canada in 2020.
The Cleveland Browns kick off the exhibition football season against the New York Jets on Thursday night in the Hall of Fame Game in Canton.
SAN FRANCISCO — Get ready to say goodbye to the once ubiquitous incandescent light bulb, pioneered by Thomas Edison more than a century ago. You can thank — or blame — new federal energy efficiency regulations that went into full effect Tuesday. Quite possibly without you even noticing.
The Ohio Department of Transportation has allocated $400,000 in Transportation Improvement District funds to extend a local roadway in Monclova Township.
Toledo police announced an accelerated academy program for certain officer candidates who have prior training experience with the state.
Toledo City Councilman Theresa Morris of District 6 will discuss safety at a community meeting in the Regina Coeli neighborhood.
An Oregon man faces five federal charges related to the Jan. 6, 2021 riot at the U.S. Capitol after the FBI identified him as a participant using cell phone records and videos.
Ottawa Hills school board members unanimously voted Wednesday to fire a teacher and wife of the district’s former operation manager, who was convicted of sexual abuse and sentenced to life in prison in 2021.
Wood County properties are more valuable, which means taxes will increase, but the exact amount won’t be known until after the November election.
Spices. Tea. Traditional clothing. Dosa. Family. Colors. Samosas. Dance. Samosas again.
MONROE — A cleaner future is in store for southeast Michigan and many surrounding areas now that a state commission has formally approved DTE Energy’s latest roadmap for addressing climate change.
Here are the basics for this weekend’s motorsport races at Michigan International Speedway.
NEW YORK — Overstock has officially relaunched the Bed Bath & Beyond domain online Tuesday in the U.S., after acquiring the bankrupt retail chain’s intellectual property assets for $21.5 million in June.
PITTSBURGH — A jury has sentenced Pittsburgh synagogue shooter Robert Bowers to death for his crimes.
By the time Lake Erie's shallow western end heats up in July and August, biologists have found that many of the larger walleye will have migrated east where they will find the cooler waters of the Central and Eastern basins much more to their liking.
Adrian police said they arrested a suspect in a machete attack that occurred early Saturday.
She’s released six albums, two of them dedicated to Christmas. She’s published a New York Times bestselling memoir with her sister. She’s competed on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars. She directs and edits her own music videos, crafts her costumes, and routinely plays incredibly complex songs on a custom violin while dancing. She once even performed while hanging from her hair.
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Toledo attorney Richard Walinski proved in a letter published Saturday in The Blade why he is known to one and all as a lion of the law.
These are the stakes on Aug. 8, when Ohioans who haven’t voted early will cast ballots to decide whether Ohioans will keep or lose a fair chance to amend the Ohio Constitution:
Maudette Devenow, the daughter of parents in the public eye and the wife of prominent men, who set her own elegant — and often private — course, died Friday in her Palm Beach, Fla., home. She was 83.