CLEVELAND — Lamar Jackson ran for two touchdowns and threw for two more against Cleveland's top-ranked defense, leading the Baltimore Ravens to a 28-3 win on Sunday over the Browns, who played without injured quarterback Deshaun Watson.
A lexicographer who took the witness stand during the recent Lucas County Common Pleas Court trial of dueling lawsuits related to a multi-use path along the Trail in Toledo had some pointed thoughts about street designators in Toledo and elsewhere.
BATON ROUGE, La. — Commercial citrus growers have dwindled over the past few decades in south Louisiana, where farmers have had to battle hurricanes, flooding, invasive insects, freezes and drought to keep their groves alive.
Only 3 in 10 Medicare beneficiaries shop around during open enrollment, according to a 2022 analysis from KFF, a health policy nonprofit — and only 1 in 10 Medicare Advantage enrollees voluntarily switch plans.
With the holiday shopping season just starting and prices of many consumer goods continuing to rise, saving money can seem impossible. But those financial pressures also make doing so even more important.
Nearly two months after a major leadership shakeup, the village of Whitehouse is turning its attention toward electing a new mayor.
Toledo Public Schools board of education members are seeking to join a lawsuit challenging a law that would transfer most of the K-12 oversight powers of the State Board of Education to a governor-controlled cabinet.
A Waterville man died early Sunday after his ATV crashed on Anthony Wayne Trail, the Ohio State Highway Patrol reported.
ATLANTA — J. Edgar Hoover became the federal government’s top cop. Ellis Island was curtailed as a portal for immigrants to the United States. France hosted the first Winter Olympics. And a baby in rural Georgia became the first future American president born in a hospital.
Extending their fingers toward heaven is the 12th of about 70 low-impact stretches and exercises a group of church seniors does twice a week.
A longtime Toledo cobbler will be hanging up his laces and stepping away from his shoe shop after 48 years of service.
The National Weather Service in Cleveland has issued a dense fog advisory for portions of northeast and northwest Ohio, including Lucas and Wood counties, through 10 a.m. Sunday.
It’s that time of year: crisp nights with a full moon and scudding clouds, leaves crinkling underfoot, scents of apple and pumpkin.
First Christian Church of Sylvania is holding an Epic Rummage Sale, which is expected to be the church’s largest sale yet.
Lots along Dorr Street have remained underutilized and, in some cases, unused since the 1970s, when the city of Toledo, concerned with crime and blight, bulldozed buildings on both sides, widening the street to four lanes.
ELBERTA, Mich. — For salmon fishermen in the Midwest, the fall run of kings is their trip to Mount Olympus, the abode of the gods.
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In addition to football games, the first day of fall, Sept. 23, was a busy night for charity galas.
October, the month is overflowing with expectations we anticipate; the refreshing crisp air, the turning leaves, road trips, pumpkins, corn mazes, Halloween, one more picnic and fall festivals throughout northwest Ohio.
One might think they’re having a heart attack, which they might be.
A new news media outlet has arrived in Ohio that aims to mislead Ohio voters, using your taxes.
It is obvious who the intended beneficiary of the proposed abortion amendment (Issue 1) truly is: the abortionist.
Maybe it was fake news — I can’t believe I actually typed those five words — but it was important news nonetheless.
I have been a Perrysburg homeowner since 1991. My husband and I raised our two daughters here and have always supported the school levies with a “Yes” vote. Sadly, I feel differently about supporting this November levy.
Cardinal John Henry Newman, saint and poet, hated what he called “unreal” words.