DETROIT — Gio Urshela had an RBI single and Matt Vierling scored on a wild pitch in the eighth inning to put Detroit ahead, and the Tigers' pitchers continued their solid play to beat the Texas Rangers 4-2 on Tuesday.
COLUMBUS — A Franklin County judge on Tuesday issued a temporary restraining order blocking for at least two weeks enforcement of a new state law barring transgender medical care for minors.
The Toledo Regional Water Commission unanimously agreed to increase its $10 million capital improvement project budget by $685,000 at the board’s quarterly meeting in Perrysburg on Tuesday.
BOWLING GREEN — A sweeping drainage improvement project that sprawls over 28 miles in three counties and could cost $2.4 million drew hundreds of property owners to the Wood County Fairgrounds on Tuesday.
Separate utility projects will require lane closings Wednesday at a busy East Toledo corner and street closings near downtown Toledo’s northern edge.
Bowling Green Middle School has received a $45,000 grant to create an outdoor classroom.
Two local teams won big at the 2024 Esports Ohio State Championships on Sunday.
The University of Toledo hosted an introductory press conference Tuesday for new head women's basketball coach Ginny Boggess.
ANN ARBOR — Michigan was given three years of probation, fined, and hit with recruiting limits by the NCAA on Tuesday after football coaches and staff had impermissible contact with recruits and players under then-coach Jim Harbaugh while access was restricted during the coronavirus pandemic.
After a long recruiting process, Findlay four-star quarterback Ryan Montgomery will make his college choice Wednesday.
COLUMBUS — A bill exempting breast-feeding mothers from jury duty is headed to Gov. Mike DeWine's desk, winning unanimous support among lawmakers despite concerns about stepping on the toes of judges.
A man was shot by police in the 200 block of Leland Avenue Tuesday morning as they attempted to take him into custody.
MILLBURY, Ohio – A motorist was killed when he or she drove around lowered warning gates and was hit by a train on Millbury’s east side, authorities said.
The Toledo Walleye announced their 2024 playoff roster on Tuesday.
A northern Michigan environmental group said it has appealed the state permit that the Enbridge pipeline company obtained last December to build its controversial Line 5 tunnel beneath the Straits of Mackinac.
An unidentified person in a wheelchair suffered serious injuries Monday night after being stuck by a car as they tried to cross the street.
Emergency crews found a 74-year-old man’s body in the burned-out remains of his East Toledo mobile home.
Former University of Toledo running back Peny Boone’s stay at Louisville will be short-lived.
Toledo City Council, at its agenda review meeting on Wednesday, will review the expenditure of a $4 million community project grant the city received from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for economic development and housing initiatives in the Englewood and Junction neighborhoods.
Yellow flowers can be very eye catching! The bright flowers capture attention much like one of those light up billboards. One of the first yellow flowers gardeners see is the winter aconite (Eranthis hyemalis). Just as its name describes, it is a flower that shines during the wintery months of February.
NEW YORK — More potential jurors were dismissed Tuesday from Donald’s Trump’s hush money case as lawyers worked for a second day to find a panel of New Yorkers to decide whether the Republican will become the first former president convicted of a crime.
Iran’s impotent attack on Israel over the weekend lays out in unmistakable terms that Iran is the foremost purveyor of violence and terrorism in the Middle East.
Eastwood is the new No. 1 team in the Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association Division III poll released Monday.
Kat Meyers and Molly Conner combined for 18 strikeouts in Anthony Wayne softball’s 10-0, perfect-game victory Monday over Bowling Green.
Washington Local Schools will buy Toledo’s former Tamaron Country Club for $1 million for use as sports fields and possibly as the site for a new elementary school.