NEW YORK — U.S. stocks drifted in quiet trading Monday, as Wall Street made few big moves overall in advance of the Federal Reserve’s next meeting on interest rates.
Brad Morrison’s cell phone rang three times.
BOWLING GREEN — Austen Swankler, one of the top players not only on Bowling Green State University’s hockey team but in the country, entered the transfer portal Monday morning.
A shaken baby syndrome prevention initiative that kicked off in April with a series of television public service announcement spots is now its second phase, coinciding with Baby Safety Month, officials announced Monday.
Toledo City Council members are proposing a resolution in support of striking United Auto Workers.
The second Associated Press Ohio high school football state poll was released Monday and Central Catholic (5-0) remains the state’s top-ranked team in Division III following its 28-23 win over two-time defending Michigan Division 2 state champion Warren De La Salle last Friday.
The Toledo Police Department is currently holding an online auction of its seized vehicles.
West Toledo Branch Library celebrates its 100th anniversary with family-friendly fun activities.
The city of Oregon is continuing to move forward with its burgeoning plan to develop a “town center” in the Navarre Avenue area.
BOWLING GREEN - Three Bowling Green State University hockey students have been placed on interim suspension, and head coach Ty Eigner has been placed on administrative leave, pending a full review, in response to a report of alleged hazing at an off-campus event involving student athletes on the team, according to a news release from BGSU on Monday afternoon.
Western Lake Erie’s Summer 2023 algal bloom is apparently still hugging the shoreline from Stony Point, Mich. to Port Clinton.
No one was injured Saturday night when a car with children in it was struck by gunfire in East Toledo, authorities said.
A 61-year-old pedestrian was killed by a car while crossing Broadway Street near South Avenue on Friday evening, authorities said.
A 19-year-old man who exchanged gunfire with two women on Sunday afternoon in South Toledo was hospitalized after shooting himself in the foot, police said.
A man told police he was driving north on I-75 in Toledo on Sunday morning when someone pulled alongside and began shooting at his vehicle, authorities said.
DOHA, Qatar — Five prisoners sought by the U.S. in a swap with Iran flew out of Tehran on Monday, officials said, part of a deal that saw nearly $6 billion in Iranian assets unfrozen.
Each week, The Blade will recap the most interesting Toledo football grades released by Pro Football Focus, the scouting website that evaluates players’ performance on every play of every game. For context, grades are based on a 0-100 scale.
Electric vehicle drivers along the Ohio Turnpike can now get some relief from “charging deserts” with the addition of new supercharger units.
The Toledo Mud Hens, who concluded their home schedule Sunday, have hit their share of home runs season.
An asteroid sample stowed inside a NASA spacecraft is about to reach Earth after traveling for nearly 2½ years across space.
Here are The Blade’s top sports stories you might have missed from the week of Sept. 10, 2023.
BOWLING GREEN — Each year, Bowling Green State University researchers spend countless hours on Lake Erie studying harmful algal blooms to understand their impact on the health and well-being of the vital resource itself and on the people who rely upon it daily as a source for water, food, business and recreation.
ATLANTA — A federal judge who rejected efforts by former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows to move his charges in the Georgia election subversion case to federal court is set to hear arguments Monday from former Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark on the same issue.
The stony-faced centurion serving hard time at the Federal Correctional Institution in Milan, Mich., is 200 pounds of solid limestone and hangs on a gym wall. His nicotine-stained lips are evidence of a pack-a-day habit and devotion of fellow inmates who supply the butts. But, the hometown of the impish worker hand-carved into a 2-by-2-foot stone block was a mystery until 1999, when Bruce Baker, retired prison masonry instructor, confessed to the collar. In 1971, he brought four corner statues of... Читать дальше...
Recently released inspections reports of Lucas County food-service operations.