William W. “Bill” Boeschenstein, the former president, chief executive officer, and board chairman of Owens Corning who led the Fortune 500 company through a 1986 hostile takeover attempt, died Saturday in Jupiter Medical Center in Hobe Sound, Fla.
With Toledo city workers, local business, and transportation officials on hand, U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D., Ohio) on Monday called on President Trump to detail his $1 trillion infrastructure plan and to make sure it includes union wages and “buy-American” provisions.
A Toledo man and his juvenile brother appeared in court Monday on charges related to the homicide of a Maumee teenager.
Toledo Councilman Theresa Gabriel launched her campaign for a second term Monday by taking out petitions at the Lucas County Board of Elections.
James H. Johnson, a builder of custom homes, commercial office buildings, and apartments in the Toledo area for nearly 50 years, died Friday in Hospice of Northwest Ohio. He was 81.
With reference to the Feb. 23 letter “Immigrants should have sponsors,” I have a first-hand experience with immigration sponsorship.
The Netflix show Chef’s Table, which focuses each episode on one internationally renowned though not necessarily well-known chef, is back with its third season.
After skyrocketing into first place on the strength of a red hot stock, last week’s leader of The Blade’s School Stock Contest, the JohnSon team from St. John’s Jesuit Academy, learned a valuable lesson this past week about investing: The market giveth and the market taketh away.
WASHINGTON — President Trump’s disparate approaches during public appearances since his inauguration make it hard to predict the tone and content of his address to Congress late today — his biggest prime-time speech since taking office.
A five-mile section of the Ohio Turnpike in Wood County will be repaved starting in early April, resulting in lane closings near the I-280 interchange until mid-autumn.
SANDUSKY — For the last several years, Cedar Fair LP has noticed that season passes are becoming a larger part of its revenue stream.
COLUMBUS — Secretary of State Jon Husted on Monday said his latest review of Ohio’s voter registration rolls uncovered 385 more noncitizens, 82 of whom have apparently cast illegal ballots.
It’s Paczki Day. Mardi Gras. Shrove Tuesday. Fat Tuesday.
With a $500,000 donation to help Cherry Street Mission Ministries open an adult school of building trades, Owens Corning has laid a foundation to help poor Toledoans build not only structures, but futures.
Regional Growth Partnership leaders said Monday that companies invested more than $3 billion in northwest Ohio last year and that the scope of potential projects in the works as we head deeper into 2017 is the largest they have ever seen.
Renovations to downtown’s historic Pythian Castle soon will begin, but crews first must secure its tower, the building’s signature fixture.
Jeff Jones, who spends his days painting Jeeps at the Toledo Assembly Complex, has been eagerly waiting to launch a business that will have taxi golf carts crisscrossing the streets of downtown.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Private launch company SpaceX plans to fly two paying customers on a tourist trip around the moon using a spaceship under development for NASA astronauts and a heavy-lift rocket that has not yet flown, Chief Executive Elon Musk told reporters on Monday.
NEW YORK — U.S. stocks ended slightly higher on Monday and the Dow closed at a record high for a 12th straight session, as President Donald Trump said he would make a "big” infrastructure statement on Tuesday.
WARSAW, Poland — The son of a Nazi official has returned three artworks that his family had looted from the southern Polish city of Krakow during World War II.
DETROIT — Japanese auto parts maker Takata Corp. pleaded guilty to fraud today and agreed to pay $1 billion in penalties for concealing an air bag defect blamed for at least 16 deaths, most of them in the U.S.
