For the second consecutive year, a Rudolph Libbe Inc. project won the prestigious Ohio Association of General Contractors’ Build Ohio Award for its work at First Solar’s 2.1-million-square-foot manufacturing facility in Lake Township.
A second Democratic candidate has joined the race for the newly drawn 41st Ohio House District.
The Lucas County Metropolitan Housing will hold a housing clinic from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Nov. 28 for housing choice voucher holders searching for a home to lease.
Perrysburg junior Marcus Blaze on Friday will begin the second half of his high school wrestling career when the Yellow Jackets hold their first official practice of the 2023-24 season.
WASHINGTON — The nation’s capital is under a heightened level of security Tuesday as demonstrators from across the country gather at the National Mall to denounce antisemitism at the “March for Israel.”
NEW YORK — A growing number of rank-and-file autoworkers are voting against the deals with General Motors and Ford, despite pay increases that could come to 30 percent or more during the life of the contract.
The Perrysburg Police Division is participating in this year’s Toys for Tots donation drive for the third year in a row.
Check out the latest in recreation vehicles at the Camping World Fall RV Festival, 28000 Sportsman’s Dr.
BOWLING GREEN — Beginning next week, the city’s arborist will begin removing and replacing Callery pear trees in the downtown streetscape.
The Toledo Swiss Singers will open its 155th season at a fall concert called Home for the Holidays.
A 43-year-old woman died in a single-car crash in Allen County on Monday night, authorities said.
Ohio organizations are reminding residents of a seasonal increase in deer-related car crashes.
ETNA, Ohio — A charter bus carrying students from a high school was rear-ended by a semi-truck on an Ohio highway Tuesday, leaving three people dead and 15 others injured, according to an emergency official.
WASHINGTON — The last time Congress tried to fund the government to prevent a federal shutdown, it cost House Speaker Kevin McCarthy his job.
The United Auto Workers-represented employees at the Toledo Propulsion Systems plant have rejected the negotiated new General Motors labor contract by 44 to 56 percent.
WASHINGTON — Inflation in the United States slowed last month in a sign that the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes are continuing to cool the consumer price spikes that have bedeviled consumers for the past two years.
Houseplants can be just the horticulture that gets us through the winter doldrums.
It is profoundly disappointing that Lucas Metropolitan Housing pressed ahead with the demolition of the historic Park Hotel to make room for public housing.
There is a Grand Canyon-sized gap between the benefits for State Teachers Retirement System investment staff and the pension beneficiaries they serve.
Michael E. Russell of Maumee, a community volunteer who was a longtime Toledo Edison employee and an Army veteran of the Korean War, died Nov. 7 at the Hospice of Northwest Ohio on Detroit Avenue. He was 92.
NEW YORK — Dug McDaniel had 26 points, Nimari Burnett scored 21 — all in the first half — and Michigan cruised to an 89-73 romp Monday night over St. John's and new coach Rick Pitino at Madison Square Garden.
EPIC Toledo, a local young professionals organization that is part of the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce, is hosting a leadership summit Friday at Glass City Center downtown.
SAN DIEGO — San Diego State announced Monday that Brady Hoke will retire at the end of a disappointing season that has seen the Aztecs play before many empty seats in their new stadium and plummet to the bottom of the Mountain West standings just two years after a 12-win season.
Michigan's two-week-long firearm season for white-tailed deer opens on Wednesday and runs through Nov. 30.
The Walleye’s high-scoring week against the Fort Wayne Komets has led to a Toledo player earning the ECHL’s Player of the Week award for Nov. 6-12.