Ohio State, Michigan, Toledo, and Bowling Green each signed highly rated recruiting classes Wednesday, much to the delight of head coaches Urban Meyer, Jim Harbaugh, Jason Candle, and Mike Jinks, respectively.
The Walleye were seeking a measure of revenge Wednesday night against the team that knocked them out of the Kelly Cup playoffs last season, but once again, Reading got the best of Toledo.
Perrysburg reached the regional finals of the Division I state team duals wrestling tournament for the third straight year Wednesday night, but the host Yellow Jackets then lost to state power Elyria in the finals for the third time in a row.
The University of Toledo football team landed a 23-person 2017 recruiting class that is diverse and talented and one that the national recruiting services have identified as the top class in the Mid-American Conference.
COLUMBUS — Cold weather and long distances long have been used as recruiting tactics against schools in the Midwest. This time — at least in Ohio State’s case — those pitches fell on deaf ears.
ANN ARBOR — There was a malaise hanging over the Michigan football program after a 49-day span, stretching from mid-November to late-December, saw an undefeated season crumble with three losses in four games.
BOWLING GREEN — Over the past week, the Bowling Green State University football team’s recruiting class saw several additions and subtractions.
DETROIT — Amina Iqbal is a soft-spoken Muslim woman whose parents came from Pakistan. She speaks fluent Arabic as well as English and wears a hijab and traditional modest dress.
U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D., Ohio) reported a political campaign war chest Wednesday of $3.2 million — more than twice what he had at this point in his 2012 re-election race, according to newly filed federal disclosures.
Marco’s Pizza, which is nearing 800 locations, has moved up Entrepreneur magazine’s annual list of the country’s best franchise operations.
COLUMBUS — Gov. John Kasich has warned against lawmakers’ using rosier revenue projections to justify additional spending over the next two years, but a legislative agency on Wednesday estimated that revenues will climb at a faster pace than his administration has predicted.
Market forces made 2016 a difficult year for Marathon Petroleum Corp., which reported a 59 percent drop in its annual profits despite a successful fourth quarter.
Sarah Chang, one of the world’s leading violin virtuosos, joins the Toledo Symphony on Friday and Saturday in a performance of music celebrating the Broadway musical West Side Story. Maestro Giordano Bellincampi, one of the symphony’s most popular guest conductors, will be on the podium.
TEMPERANCE — Jonathan R. Scout, an Eagle Scout, Bedford High school football player, and aspiring mechanic who inspired teammates, classmates, and the community to rally in support as he underwent treatments for brain cancer, died at his home Jan. 25. He was 18.
In the Jan 28 letter “Insurance is mandate of government,” the writer misunderstood “promote the general welfare” in the Preamble to the Constitution.
In a Forest, Dark and Deep, by Neil LaBute, a playwright known for his take-no-prisoners style, will be presented by Actors Collaborative Toledo in a staged reading Friday in Studio A of the Valentine Theatre.
To say that President Trump’s first days in office have been rocky is to compete in the Olympics of understatement.
A University of Toledo law professor’s scholarly research about the Founding Fathers’ definition of religion was cited in the majority opinion in a case prominently associated with President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch.
Stone grilling at the Smokehouse Bistro in Sylvania is a unique and delightful dining experience.
Faith-based groups in Metro Toledo are banding together to show their support for one another in response to high-profile attacks, bomb threats, controversy over President Trump’s immigration policy, and other events they believe have led to greater anxiety about personal safety and religious freedom.
For cinephiles who like their films independent and with subtitles, the Toledo International Film Festival is back for its third-annual run over the next three Saturdays, with a slate of six foreign films shown at the Ohio Theatre and Event Center, 3114 Lagrange St.
Judge Neil Gorsuch, of the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit (based in Denver and serving six Western states from Kansas to New Mexico), is a stellar choice for the Supreme Court. President Trump got this one right.
Owens-Illinois Inc. absorbed a $71 million loss in last year’s fourth quarter, though the Perrysburg-based maker of glass bottles and jars still finished 2016 with higher revenue and profits than it did in the year prior.
The city of Toledo is behind schedule on its nearly $100,000 endeavor to improve budgeting while some officials are questioning its worth.
