BOWLING GREEN — Beating Toledo twice during his Bowling Green State University tenure has been one of the most satisfying aspects of Darren Anders’ stellar football career as a Falcon.
A protest was under way Monday at the office of U.S. Rep Marcy Kaptur (D., Toledo) as part of efforts calling for an immediate cease-fire in the Gaza Strip.
It was like finding a lost gold — and midnight blue — treasure.
Clay High School’s Career Technical Department will receive more than $1.6 million as part of the state of Ohio Career Technical Construction Grant program.
Harold Jaffe Jewelers is closing after the holiday season, owner Jeff Jaffe confirmed Monday.
A man indicted for obstruction of justice in a cold case murder is living on a tribal reservation in Utah and doesn’t have any immediate plans to return to Toledo, he said in a phone interview.
As the calendar slowly shifts toward late November, that means high school basketball is just around the corner.
The Women’s Business Enterprise Council of Ohio River Valley is set to host a networking event in Toledo.
BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green tree lighting ceremony starts at 6:30 p.m. on Friday in front of the Wood County District Public Library, 251 N. Main St.
Time is running out for potential apprentices and companies to participate in the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services’ virtual career fair Thursday.
SAN DIEGO — San Diego State coach and former Michigan head coach Brady Hoke announced Monday he will retire from leading the Aztecs after this season, having guided the program for six years over two stints that included three bowl appearances.
COLUMBUS — A federal appeals court has rejected former Ohio Republican Party Chairman Matt Borges' plea to be released from prison while he appeals his federal racketeering conviction stemming from a $61 million bribery scheme.
Jerjuan Newton made the biggest mistake of his career during the fall of his freshman year.
BOWLING GREEN — It’s almost game time.
BOWLING GREEN — Who has the edge in certain matchups going into this year’s Bowling Green-Toledo football game?
BOWLING GREEN — A Bowling Green man pleaded guilty Monday morning to murder and felonious assault in the March 30 fatal stabbing of a local woman whose unborn child also died.
City of Perrysburg crews are clearing some trees and bushes at Orleans Park.
MONROE — Monroe County Community College President Kojo Quartey will give his State of the College address on Tuesday.
The city of Toledo has chosen Oliphant Golf to manage its three golf courses.
Here is how The Blade sports columnist David Briggs sees the Toledo-Bowling Green rivalry football game shaking out Tuesday night:
Two people were injured in separate shootings on Sunday in Toledo, police reported.
Denied drinking water. Timed bathroom breaks. Threatened or fired for bruising apples while picking them. Unsafe exposure to chemicals and pesticides. Working into the middle of night or in extreme heat or rain. Unpaid or unfairly paid wages with no recourse.
COLUMBUS — Arts grants of more than $2.4 million will be part of a third round of funding that will include $23,000 for the Black Swamp Arts Festival in Bowling Green.
NEW YORK — A jury awarded more than $1.2 million to Robert De Niro’s former personal assistant Thursday, finding one of his companies responsible for subjecting her to a toxic work environment.
More than 200 people gathered at International Park on Veterans Day in 1999 to pay their respects to veterans of foreign wars. The ceremony concluded with a 21-gun salute by the Dunberger Post 537 Color Guard.