The Toledo Wistert Chapter of the National Football Foundation is hosting a Mental Health Awareness Summit for about 40 participating high schools from northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan.
Toledo police are seeking information about the shooting death of a 16-year-old boy April 29, 2022 in North Toledo.
A new financial report warns the city of Toledo to plan ahead or risk experiencing a financial deficit situation.
NEW YORK — Wall Street roared higher again on Thursday with hopes the Federal Reserve may finally be done with its market-rattling hikes to interest rates.
Toledo Area Athletic Conference commissioner Rick Kaifas has been named interim athletic director at conference member Ottawa Hills High School.
The Waterford at Levis Commons is hosting a breakfast for the Veterans Day holiday on Nov. 11.
Some 50 years after the original glory days of Ottawa Hills football, the Green Bears have been staging a reboot of that era the past two seasons.
The Town Center at Levis Commons announces its Tree Lighting event Nov. 17 at 3135 Levis Commons Blvd., Perrysburg.
The University of Toledo on Thursday announced a new research partnership with California’s Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Fire crews Thursday afternoon fought a North Toledo industrial building fire that had started on the roof, city fire authorities said.
It will be a while longer — if ever — before any public disclosure of what prompted police to arrest Timothy Darrow last month for his father’s disappearance and presumed death in 2017.
Balance Pan Asian Grille has been added to the list of tenants in the forthcoming Oregon Town Center project, a Facebook post from the City of Oregon confirmed.
Owens Community College is bringing back its men's soccer program for the 2024-25 academic year, the school announced this week.
The Ohio Department of Agriculture has extended the deadline for planting overwintering cover crops through the H2Ohio program.
BOWLING GREEN — The Northwestern Water and Sewer District will hold a public meeting to discuss the Dunbridge Road and State Route 582 sewer and water main improvement project.
BOWLING GREEN — The Wood County Health Department is offering the updated coronavirus vaccine for eligible individuals ages six months and older.
Friday night in Sylvania, a relatively young Lourdes athletic department will take a moment to reflect on its history when it inducts former volleyball player Molly Shonk and former lacrosse player Jared Yoshino into its inaugural Hall of Fame class.
A two-vehicle crash Thursday morning on the Craig Memorial Bridge has left one person dead, Toledo police said.
COLUMBUS — Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder and former Ohio Republican Party Chairman Matt Borges, imprisoned for their roles in a $61 million bribery scandal, now also confront alleged state law violations.
There is mounting pressure on Big Ten Conference Commissioner Tony Petitti from football coach to discipline Michigan and coach Jim Harbaugh for an alleged sign-stealing scheme that has cast a cloud over the second-ranked Wolverines as the postseason approaches.
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.
Toledo’s women’s basketball team was the overwhelming Mid-American Conference favorite in the league’s annual preseason coaches poll.
Frances Lumpkin knew there was no better place to launch a music career than in New York City, but as Frances Renzi, she has found there hasn’t been a better place to continue that career than in Toledo.
COLUMBUS — A divided Ohio Supreme Court on Thursday upheld Tiffin City Council's unanimous removal of former Tiffin-Fostoria Municipal Judge Mark Repp.
The Shops at Fallen Timbers is hosting its third annual Fallen Timbers Art Festival over the weekend, running from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. As the catalyst behind the initial festival, the Shops at Fallen Timbers marketing manager Heathyr Clift said the idea for the yearly event started as a way to bring the community together after the pandemic hit.