Dyontae Johnson, Desjuan Johnson, Jamal Hines, Mitch Berg, and the rest of the University of Toledo’s seniors triumphantly paraded around the Ford Field turf, disinterested in ever leaving the celebratory scene enveloping them.
One of the most important sailboat races on the Great Lakes will assume an even larger profile in 2024.
Lourdes University men’s basketball coach Dennis Hopson says hometown standouts Jackie Harris and Joey Holifield display different styles on the court.
COLUMBUS — A controversial Senate-passed bill designed to counter what Republican backers contend is a “woke” mentality among Ohio college faculty is not headed to a full House vote anytime soon.
ATLANTA — Rosalynn Carter was memorialized Tuesday as a matriarch who felt more comfortable among the impoverished and vulnerable than world leaders, as a rare gathering of all living U.S. first ladies and multiple presidents, including her 99-year-old husband Jimmy Carter in the front row, mourned her.
Wood County has canceled a level 1 snow alert issued earlier Tuesday.
Patrick Kane is joining the Detroit Red Wings for the rest of the season, choosing the championship-rich franchise over other suitors for the four-time All-Star's return to the NHL from hip surgery.
With a blink of an eye, the month of November has quickly passed, and December is just around the corner – literally. While winter has not yet “officially” arrived, the recent temperatures have many reaching for the hats, gloves, and scarfs for an extra layer of warmth and winter seasonal fun.
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Wednesday in a case that could upend decades of regulatory practice by eliminating congressional power to delegate enforcement authority to administrative law judges.
BOWLING GREEN — Karl Vogt, a dean of the College of Business at Bowling Green State University in the 1970s who was passionate about recruiting female students to an often male-dominated field, died Nov. 15 at Wood County Hospital. He was 93.
Komara Sylvester scored 26 points and Sinai Douglas put in 25, all in the first half, as host Start rolled to a 62-23 victory in its season opener Monday against Scott.
BOWLING GREEN — Bowling Green State University’s women’s basketball team hasn’t played many games at the Stroh Center yet this season, but the Falcons certainly have had a flair for the dramatic on their home court.
BOWLING GREEN — Bowling Green State University junior guard Amy Velasco knocked down a floater at the buzzer to give the Falcons a thrilling 68-66 women’s basketball victory over Duquesne on Monday at the Stroh Center.
The Toledo Area Athletic Conference saw a few big changes this offseason when it comes to boys basketball, but this year's league race figures to be exciting and from top to bottom the conference might be as good as ever.
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Supreme Court ruled along party lines on Monday to dismiss challenges to the latest maps for state legislative districts that were unanimously approved by the bipartisan Ohio Redistricting Commission in September.
Exploring the needs and priorities of the surrounding community was the focus of a town hall meeting at Jones Leadership Academy of Business.
After new phones are bought on Black Friday and Christmas gifts are purchased on Cyber Monday, there is a day that serves as a reminder to give back to those in need.
Toledo Walleye rookie goaltender Jan Bednar received the shocking news that no 20-year-old would expect to get about an energetic and talented young teammate.
Toledo police have arrested a second suspect in a Sept. 23 homicide and felonious assault.
The Springfield Township Fire Department has added a new cadaver dog to its ranks.
Toledo voters will likely be asked in March to renew two taxes that generated a combined revenue of nearly $100 million last year for city operations and road improvements.
ADRIAN — A district judge reduced bond Monday for a Tecumseh-area man charged with murder for his wife’s disappearance,
The Perrysburg Home for the Holidays Parade will step off at 2 p.m. Sunday downtown.