Mercy Health, Nationwide Children’s Hospital-Toledo, the city, area residents, and community organizations are partnering on a campaign to prevent child gun deaths and injuries, youth suicide, and gunfire in schools.
CLEVELAND — Noah Syndergaard won for the first time since April 30, rookies Brayan Rocchio and Jose Tena sparked Cleveland’s offense, and the Guardians defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 4-3 on Thursday.
NEW YORK — Stocks swung through shaky trading Thursday following the latest update on inflation across the U.S., only to end up roughly where they started.
DETROIT — Riley Greene broke up a pitcher's duel with a sixth-inning homer and the Detroit Tigers beat the Minnesota Twins 3-0 on Thursday.
COLUMBUS — In another sign that its investigation isn't over into what prosecutors have characterized as the biggest bribery scheme in Ohio history, the U.S. Attorney's office on Wednesday sought to keep an overlapping query by state regulators on the back burner.
COLUMBUS — Just after voters rejected a legislative attempt to make changing the Ohio Constitution tougher, a proposal cited by Issue 1 supporters as one amendment they feared was submitted to the Ohio Attorney General's office.
A woman was found dead, and a man was rescued at the scene of a house fire Thursday afternoon in South Toledo along Klondike Street in central Toledo, authorities said.
A North Toledo man was convicted of murder Thursday morning by a Lucas County jury that rejected his self-defense claim regarding a woman’s beating death last year, but decided the killing was not intentional.
FORT PIERCE, Fla. — Donald Trump’s valet pleaded not guilty on Thursday to new charges in the case accusing the ex-president of illegally hoarding classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago estate while the property manager had his arraignment postponed because he still hasn't secured a Florida-based attorney.
Freight in and out of the busy Port of Toledo means 7,971 direct and indirect jobs to the region and $906.2 million in annual economic impact, a new maritime shipping study shows.
LIBERTY CENTER, Ohio — Like any brothers, Liberty Center’s standout senior football triplets — Colton, Trenton, and Landen Kruse — can get a bit competitive with one another, to say the least.
Virgin Galactic — the space tourism company founded by British billionaire Richard Branson — finally launched its first space tourists to the edge of the cosmos, a major step toward delivering on decades of promises.
BOWLING GREEN — The competition for the starting quarterback spot on Bowling Green State University’s football team between Connor Bazelak and Camden Orth has been as much brotherhood as battle.
Among the reasons former Bowling Green State University forward Brandon Kruse wanted to return to northwest Ohio was the chance to play at the Huntington Center.
First Solar will build a $1.1 billion plant in Louisiana, the company announced Thursday.
A TARTA employee faces a felony charge after she was discovered driving a stolen vehicle Tuesday, Toledo police reported.
Marko Maletic, a 3-point specialist who led Long Island University in scoring last season, is transferring to Toledo for the upcoming men’s basketball season.
There’s no monkey business when it comes to art at the Toledo Zoo. Hosting the annual Wild About Art weekend event, the zoo is opening its doors to non-members on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Members can enter both days at 9 a.m.
LOS ANGELES — The strike-delayed 75th Emmy Awards have a new date — one that places them squarely within Hollywood's awards season, for a change.
The winner of one seat on the Toledo Public Schools Board of Education will be a write-in candidate.
Expect a few surprises when the second annual Glass City JazzFest gets underway inside Glass City Metropark at noon on Saturday.
Ohio is a long way off from 19th century revolutionary France, but the Perrysburg Musical Theatre is bringing the two places one step closer through its production of Les Misérables: School Edition.
■ Local music band Oliver Hazard presents the annual music festival Oliver Hazard Day on Saturday from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. in downtown Waterville along N. 3rd Street. Tickets are $25.
The U.S. government is being asked to compensate attorneys who prevailed in a major Lake Erie lawsuit nearly $1.27 million for their legal fees and costs.
MAKING a smashing difference was the Second Annual James Patrick O’Connell Foundation “It’s All About Love” Tennis Charity Event July 22nd at Twos Athletic Club.