While tractors and bulldozers were tearing down the remnants of the long abandoned Park Hotel at 201 Knapp St. on Wednesday afternoon, a few blocks away at the Main Library, Jill Clever, manager of local history and genealogy, was showing off some of the history of the once-thriving Toledo hotel.
Game sites for fourth-round playoff contests will be announced this weekend. Games will take place Friday, Nov. 17.
Two aviation services businesses at Eugene F. Kranz Toledo Express Airport have reached an agreement that jointly markets specific roles, the owner of one of the companies confirmed.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Blade sports columnist David Briggs is at Beaver Stadium for Saturday’s game between Michigan and Penn State. Here are his quarter-by-quarter thoughts as the action unfolds.
With his junior football season having ended sooner than anticipated with a first-round playoff loss to Perrysburg, and his transition to the Whitmer High School basketball team now in front of him, the Panthers' heavily recruited offensive lineman Carter Lowe took care of some pressing business that should free his mind for the winter season.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — No. 2 Michigan will be without coach Jim Harbaugh for its biggest game of the season so far at No. 9 Penn State on Saturday, after a judge did not issue a ruling on the school's attempt to at least temporarily lift the Big Ten's penalty against the Wolverines for a sign-stealing scheme.
ABOARD THE BRP CABRA — As a U.S. Navy surveillance plane flew in circles, keeping a close watch, dozens of Chinese coast guard and accompanying ships chased and encircled Philippine vessels in the latest confrontation in one of the most dangerous flashpoints in the South China Sea.
It started with Rachel Baribeau explaining boundaries, self-love, relationships, and purpose to the University of Toledo football team.
No one ever said the road to a healthy marriage was an easy one, especially for the six unfortunate women who married King Henry VIII back in the Middle Ages.
The Blade Holiday Parade, presented by Yark Automotive Group, kicked off Saturday morning with a salute to local veterans in honor of Veterans Day.
SPOKANE, Wash. — The McCarthey Athletic Center will be filled to near capacity on Sunday afternoon, with upwards of 5,000 screaming, adoring, and fanatical Gonzaga women’s basketball fans.
Each year, the Mazza Museum, located on the campus of University of Findlay, holds two picture book conferences where illustrators and authors educate the conference participants about the books they create.
With two straight wins, Khalil Mack and the Los Angeles Chargers defense have their confidence back.
NEW YORK — If you are someone who likes to plan ahead on your taxes, the IRS this week released the new inflation-adjusted income tax brackets and standard deduction amounts that will be in effect for tax year 2024.
Few people may know this, but Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer — often viewed as a rising star in the national Democratic Party — actually got a considerable amount of inspiration for her work on environmental issues from a Republican, former Michigan Gov. Bill Milliken.
If you were to look up Thanksgiving in a dictionary, “organized chaos” should come up.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — The Toledo Walleye erased an early two-goal deficit, then rallied again with three unanswered goals to defeat the Fort Wayne Komets 6-4 on Friday.
The U.S. House’s vote to censure Democratic U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib of Detroit is understandable, though not necessarily a good use of Congress’ time.
The “purpose” of the I-475 expansion from U.S. 23 to Douglas Road, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation’s handout at the Oct. 25 informational session, is “to reduce congestion and improve safety.”
John C. Turin, a lawyer who channeled his skill at argument to the benefit of clients and found satisfying the self-sufficiency of his solo law practice, died Oct. 25 in his Sylvania home. He was 79.
The President of the United States met Wednesday with a group of college football experts made up of mostly former-star players.
The second-ranked Liberty Center Tigers kept their perfect season rolling Friday, taking a dominant 45-14 victory over fourth-ranked Oak Harbor in a Division V regional football semifinal at Clay's Memorial Stadium.
HARROD, Ohio — With nine seconds left in the first half, a voice from the McComb offensive line hollered, “Nine seconds of hell.”