WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans would cut Medicaid, end penalties for people not buying insurance and erase a raft of tax increases as part of their long-awaited plan to scuttle President Barack Obama’s health care law, congressional aides and lobbyists say.
NEW ORLEANS — Gulf Coast states were in for a third day of rough weather as Tropical Storm Cindy sloshed ashore early Thursday in southwestern Louisiana.
FLINT, Mich. — A Canadian man from Tunisia shouted in Arabic before stabbing a police officer in the neck at a Michigan airport, and made reference to people being killed overseas during the attack that’s now being investigated as an act of terrorism, federal and court officials said.
LONDON — Britain’s Prince Harry has suggested that no one in the royal family really wishes to rise to the throne.
SEATTLE — Jarrod Dyson’s bunt single broke up Justin Verlander’s bid for a perfect game in the sixth inning Wednesday night and sparked the Seattle Mariners to a 7-5 comeback win over the Detroit Tigers.
Workers from Canaan Construction install ‘Echo,’ the 22-ton ringed sculpture created by Kristine Rumman and Dane Turpening, both Toledo natives. The work was forged from 11 steel rings reclaimed from the old steam plant’s smokestacks when they were taken down last year for safety reasons.
Rectangles and squares abound as a man climbs the stairs at the Park Inn downtown.
The city of Toledo will offer free adult aquatic exercise programs this summer beginning Saturday when city pools open.
A Toledo woman charged with stabbing a man to death was indicted Wednesday by a Lucas County grand jury.
Arriving for its sixth consecutive year, Sand-tastic wants to take you to the beach without actually going there.
Toledo police are investigating the shooting of a city man in East Toledo.
Undergraduate nursing students at Lourdes University who are from diverse or disadvantaged backgrounds will be eligible for financial aid thanks to a federal program designed to increase graduation rates and post-graduation job retention for minority nurses.
The Toledo Opera Association will receive $10,000 as part of $1.2 million in federal grants announced by the Ohio Arts Council.
Summer officially kicked off Wednesday, but many events helped celebrate the season early.
Word of mouth and curiosity lure customers to restaurants, but it’s the food that brings them back.
Harvey, the remarkable story of the invisible six-and-a-half-foot rabbit named Harvey, and his friend Elwood P. Dowd, opens Friday and continues through Aug. 26 at the Purple Rose Theatre Company in Chelsea, Mich.
In the past two-plus months, Nigel Hayes has moved cross-country, graduated college, traveled to every corner of the NBA map, and spent enough time in gyms to pay rent.
THE NASHVILLE SOUND
Clara Crow was not expecting triplets when she gave birth on June 21, 1937.
Soon after Brady Hall returned from a fun-filled Michigan camp trip in May, the Washington Local student said his sixth-grade teacher left his class “frantically in the middle of the day.”
How tough is the competition at the Crosby Festival of the Arts?
Mixed views surfaced during a public meeting Wednesday when Metroparks of the Toledo Area asked prospective visitors what they want at a planned new park in the former Marina District in East Toledo.
The annual ritual of double-lane closings for concrete pavement patching on I-75 in Monroe County has arrived again.
WAUSEON — Catherine V. Pennington, a vendor for more than 60 years at the Toledo Farmers’ Market, where she sold afghans and doilies she crocheted and eggs gathered from the family’s hens, died of kidney failure Saturday at Fulton Manor. She was 96.
