BEIJING — An American business group appealed to China today to ease import restrictions on agricultural goods including genetically modified seeds and other biotechnology, highlighting complaints Beijing blocks market access despite its vocal support for free trade.
BEIRUT — Syrian government forces launched a counter-attack against rebels in Damascus today, following a rebel suicide car bombing and another insurgent assault earlier in the day in the country’s capital, media reports said.
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Ex-Toledo players display their skills for NFL scouts, coaches
For University of Toledo graduate Storm Norton, Toledo’s Pro Day on Monday was another chance to prove himself on the way to a possible selection in the NFL draft.
BOWLING GREEN — For 11 former members of the Bowling Green State University football team, Monday was a big day.
DETROIT — The Big Ten’s arrival was the earthquake before college hockey’s conference realignment tsunami.
The hand is steady, the eyesight keen, but what likely separates this archer from many others is the intangibles — the nerves of steel, that iron will, and the unwavering confidence. It is the stuff of champions, as Sophia Howard continues to exhibit.
GOODYEAR, Ariz. — The Cincinnati Reds chose newcomer Scott Feldman to start on opening day against the Philadelphia Phillies.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Brad Underwood is back home.
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Toledo Botanical Garden volunteer Elsa Nadler transplants ironweed seedlings into a growing medium at the garden.
NEWPORT, Mich. — DTE Energy said Monday the 18th refueling and maintenance outage for its Fermi 2 nuclear plant in northern Monroe County is going smoothly.
The Perrysburg Board of Education voted Monday to adopt a new transportation plan for the upcoming school year that adapts routes for the district’s new intermediate school.
Toledo police have identified a city man shot early Saturday in North Toledo.
Her attorneys said she was blinded by love, but a federal court judge said Monday it looked to him as if Patsy Schmidt was blinded by money.
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio — Should Ohioans have the exclusive right to get in on the ground floor of the state’s newly legal industry of growing marijuana for medical use?
Jim Hartley, a Republican member of the Lucas County Board of Elections, said Monday his Democratic counterpart, Joshua Hughes, reneged on an agreement the two had to approve a new Republican staff director for the elections board.
Like peanut butter and jelly, milk and cookies, or pancakes and syrup, chips and dip are perfect partners.
Consumers nationwide cut their credit card debt significantly between 2006 and 2015, but no states saw a bigger drop than Ohio and Michigan.
Beginning today, bicyclists in Ohio are supposed to get a little more room on the road.
OTTAWA LAKE, Mich. — Raymond Crots, a longtime owner and operator of a Kampgrounds of America franchise in Summerfield Township, died Sunday in Kingston Residence of Sylvania. He was 79.
The Perrysburg Boat Club’s former home was demolished more than a year ago, but actions surrounding the structurally unsound building’s destruction continue to influence plans for the waterfront.
