Emergency bridge repairs that narrowed southbound I-475/U.S. 23 to a single lane south of the Salisbury/Dussel interchange on Monday were expected to take until midday Tuesday at the soonest to be finished, the Ohio Department of Transportation said.
Metroparks Toledo’s diversity, equity, and inclusion director has been named the Ohio Minority Supplier Development Council’s 2023 Minority Supplier Buyer of the Year.
Another season of Mid-American Conference football is in the books after Saturday’s conference championship game at Ford Field.
A little more than a year after it launched, radio station Party 103.3 has shut down, with its key personalities joining another station.
The University of Toledo women’s basketball team is the top-ranked Mid-American Conference school in the initial NET rankings.
Two McComb players and one from Patrick Henry received Division VII first team honors, two from each school were chosen to the second team, and another PH Patriot was picked to the third team on the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association’s 2023 All-Ohio football teams released on Monday.
The University of Toledo and Bowling Green men’s basketball teams are looking up at Northern Illinois.
When Natalie called late last week, there was a distinct sense of urgency in her voice.
Josh Lindke has been named as the new head football coach at St. Francis de Sales, hoping to bring some stability to a once mighty Knights program that has had five head coaches in the past four seasons.
Charges were announced Monday against the regulator who was at the helm of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio when the state’s biggest political scandal erupted three years ago.
Two firefighters were injured on Monday while putting out a house fire in North Toledo.
Toledo police said a 10-year-old boy is expected to survive after he was accidentally shot by a 15-year-old boy on Saturday.
The Zepf Center will be receiving $1 million from the Ohio Office of Budget and Management controlling board, the state budget organization announced.
BOWLING GREEN — Wood Lane Residential Services Inc. will use a $5,000 grant to spruce up the exterior of its homes in Wood County.
On a warm fall day, you take your dog for a long walk at Oak Openings. As your dog hops back into your truck, you notice she has some unwanted guests on her ankles and ears that turn out to be deer ticks. These little bugs survive by feeding on the blood of larger animals such as mice, deer, dogs, and even people.
Lourdes University in Sylvania will formally welcome new nursing graduates to the profession at the fall College of Nursing Pinning Ceremony at 6 p.m. Thursday in the Franciscan Center Theater, 6832 Convent Blvd.
Naming a street, bridge, building, or even park bench in honor of an individual who has significantly contributed to the community has, until now, happened in Toledo without much of a formal process.
Ohio State quarterback Kyle McCord entered his name into the transfer portal Monday, the first day undergraduate football players could do so.
BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green Parks and Recreation Department will host an event Saturday to celebrate the holiday season.
The Chabad House of Toledo presented an elaborate ice menorah sculpted by Chad Hartson of Ice Creations for its 1999 Chanukah at the Mall celebration.
Maumee City Council’s action in imposing a two-year moratorium on “discount” and “liquidation” stores is a reasonable step aimed at reining in destructive retail competition.
James R. Jeffery, a lawyer and longtime partner in the firm Spengler Nathanson and a former president of Toledo and Ohio bar associations, died Nov. 23 in Hospice of Northwest Ohio Ebeid Hospice Center, Sylvania. He was 85.
Recently released inspections reports of Lucas County food-service operations.
A baseball tale that began in Perrysburg will soon be immortalized in Cooperstown.
BEREA, Ohio — St. John's Jesuit opened its season Sunday in the Cleveland Basketball Classic at Baldwin Wallace University with a 62-48 victory over Cleveland Rhodes.