Toledo’s western beltway should again be narrowed to a single lane for part of the weekend during a traffic shift to allow reconstruction of its southbound lanes to begin, an Ohio Department of Transportation spokesman said.
Shorties U, a youth filmmaking program presented by Sylvania Arts, is now enrolling students.
Toledo firefighter and paramedic Sterling Rahe has died, the Toledo Fire and Rescue Department announced in a statement Monday.
Toledo police are investigating a South Toledo shooting Monday morning near the Broadway Food Center, 1503 Broadway Ave.
Each candidate seeking the appointment to fill the Lucas County commissioner seat vacated by the retirement of Democrat Tina Skeldon Wozniak risks being out of a job if she doesn’t win the March 19 primary.
The Photo Arts Club of Toledo is hosting its 35th Annual Photo Contest at The Secor Center at Secor Metropark.
The Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority starts its full-time operations in Oregon on Sunday and will also implement changes to several other routes.
Welcome to 2024, a year in which we will have an Olympics, a potential revamp in the structure of Ohio high school sports, and, if things fall right and a few upsets take place, a non-zero chance of a Browns-Lions Super Bowl.
FOSTORIA — A proposed expansion of the WIN Waste Innovations of Seneca County Landfill, formerly Sunny Farms Landfill, will have a public hearing next month.
The College Football Playoff semifinal at the Rose Bowl pits the No. 1 Michigan Wolverines against the No. 4 Alabama Crimson Tide, the two winningest programs in major college football.
As the new year arrives, a national financial publication identifies Toledo as 2024's "hottest place to live," standing out with a thriving housing market in contrast to the overall stagnation elsewhere across the United States.
COLUMBUS — The deadline for nominations for those to be honored at the annual Ohio Fire Service Hall of Fame and Fire Awards ceremony has been extended to Sunday.
Goaldiggers coach Ted Garvin wowed the fans at the Sports Arena the day after New Years in 1985. At the end of the first quarter, he stripped off his jacket and dress shirt, climbed on the rail in front of the Diggers bench, and stretched his arms wide to show-off a T-shirt wishing them happy New Year. Then he coyly turned around to display the writing on the back — “even to the referee.”
Karen Jeanne Turner, a longtime Washington Local Schools educator, died Dec. 21 at Charter Senior Living of Oak Openings in Sylvania. She was 80.
There is good and bad in every year, and The Blade Editorial Board weighed in on both aspects of 2023 on Sunday.
Party-goers celebrate bringing in 2024 at City View Event Center on Sunday, December 31, 2023 in Toledo.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — The Toledo Walleye scored four goals in an 11-minute stretch bridging the first and second periods, defeating the Fort Wayne Komets 6-4 on New Year’s Eve.
DETROIT — Trent Frederic scored twice, Charlie Coyle had the go-ahead goal and the Boston Bruins beat the Detroit Red Wings 5-3 on Sunday.
LOS ANGELES — As Jim Harbaugh and Nick Saban stood side by side in a downtown hotel ballroom on Sunday and forced crooked smiles for a final photo op before the 110th Rose Bowl, a couple thoughts came to mind.
BOWLING GREEN — A big start to the 2023-24 season has Bowling Green State University’s men’s basketball team in an exciting position entering league play.
PASADENA, Calif. — In a sport long defined by its coaching giants, Nick Saban and Jim Harbaugh are among the few larger-than-life figures still standing.
BALTIMORE — In what may have been his final bid for the MVP award, Lamar Jackson threw for 321 yards and five touchdowns, finishing with a perfect passer rating and helping the Baltimore Ravens clinch the top seed in the AFC with a 56-19 rout of the Miami Dolphins on Sunday.
The Toledo fire department responded to an apartment fire at Ten Eyck Towers, 240 21st St., at about 4:30 p.m. Sunday.
WASHINGTON — This has been a year of superlatives in residential real estate — and not in a good way.