It was a long-arcing rainbow of a shot that seemed like it would never come down.
J.P. LaFontaine could not be more thrilled that his pro career has come full circle after the forward got a quick taste of Walleye hockey before making two other stops in the ECHL.
BOWLING GREEN — Everything was back to normal for the Bowling Green State University men’s basketball team Tuesday.
COLUMBUS — As his 2016 presidential campaign ended as the last Republican not named Trump standing, Ohio Gov. John Kasich suggested there was a book in the experience.
A former Walgreens drugstore on Central Avenue at McCord Road in Sylvania Township will be the area’s fifth Chick-fil-A restaurant.
An anonymous caller threatened harm Tuesday to Sylvania Township’s Jewish community center — one of a few dozen similar bomb scares recently across the country.
Secretary of State Jon Husted and Attorney General Mike DeWine have campaign war chests of about $2.5 million ahead of the contest for the Republican nomination for governor in 2018, in which both of them are seen as likely candidates.
TEMPERANCE — Anthony Kujawa, Jr., retired president and chief executive of Toledo Tool & Die Co. who, with his older brothers, nurtured a business their father founded in the family garage, died Monday in his Temperance home. He was 87.
“Affordable” health insurance through the Affordable Care Act is not tied to your job and is based on your income, whereas “access” to health insurance, which Congress is proposing, could mean anything. It could mean the $700-a-month premium, big deductibles, and co-pays I was offered when I lost a job.
Democrats appear to be overreaching in their rhetoric calling on Trump education secretary nominee Betsy DeVos to make good on a $5.3 million fine owed by the political action committee she once chaired.
COLUMBUS — Gov. John Kasich’s proposal to reduce the number of Ohio’s income tax brackets and overall rates in them has some fans among Senate Republicans who’d already been looking at going to a flat tax.
There’s more than just a river separating downtown Toledo from Perrysburg, but a dozen students from both sides of the water are working together to change that.
Toledo Council President Steven Steel tapped the brakes Tuesday on discussions for charter changes concerning elections and term limits but added that he still wants the proposals on the September ballot.
For Tracy Chevalier, the untamed wilderness of the mid-19th century Great Black Swamp offered intriguing possibilities for her latest novel At the Edge of the Orchard.
Long held in reverence as one of Toledo’s most beloved jazz icons, bassist Clifford Murphy is showing people in his twilight years how much of a warrior he is in the game of life.
In Timothy Ciboro’s closing argument in his trial (along with his son and co-defendant Esten) on charges of raping a 13-year-old girl, he said his goal throughout the trial was to bring glory to God.
Toledo’s industrial real estate market looked very good in 2016 from a numbers standpoint: The vacancy rate fell, lease rates were up, the amount of space being absorbed rose, and new construction increased.
A mostly snowless January ended Tuesday for parts of metro Toledo, which got several inches of snow from a modest storm that passed through the region.
A crowd of more than 200 turned out for a tense public hearing about proposed Secor Road reconstruction with some residents voicing opposition to project options that would result in homes being demolished.
FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. — Fort Campbell says four soldiers have been injured in a helicopter crash at the Army post.
NEW YORK — Some families of those killed in the Sept. 11 attacks spoke out Tuesday against President Donald Trump’s ban on travelers from seven majority-Muslim countries.
WASHINGTON — Dismayed by the Trump Administration’s first days, former President Obama’s loyalists, former aides and even his spokesman are speaking out and even actively resisting the new American leader. It’s a warning to President Donald Trump that his actions won’t go unchallenged by those who occupied the White House before him.
Secretary of State Jon Husted and Attorney General Mike DeWine have campaign war chests of about $2.5 million ahead of the contest for the Republican nomination for governor in 2018, in which both of them are seen as likely candidates, according to campaign finance reports filed today in Columbus.
From married couples to mothers and daughters, President Donald Trump’s executive order banning refugees from certain countries has created profound uncertainty for families in America and abroad. Many refugees in the U.S. had expected to reunite with their relatives any day, but will now have to wait.
CLEVELAND — Kirk Hinrich can run an offense, play gritty defense and has plenty of postseason experience.
