Optimism of small and medium-sized Ohio business owners has waned somewhat because performance under the Trump administration has not met expectations, though owners remain “highly optimistic,” according to PNC Banks’ fall 2017 survey of business owners.
Martha Geneva Boyd, who spoke her mind as she gave her all in service to family, church, and neighbors, died Friday in her West Toledo home. She was 106.
The Lucas County Domestic Violence Task Force is on a mission to get people talking.
A pest control company is spraying the offices of the Lucas County Prosecutor on Wednesday after a bedbug was found on a desk Tuesday.
Toledo police report a city woman was shot late Tuesday in East Toledo.
COLUMBUS — The man potentially facing the death penalty for the February murder of Ohio State University senior Reagan Tokes will be tried separately for a series of Columbus robberies that immediately preceded the killing.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Wednesday it was a “sad day” as he prepared to reckon with the aftermath of a deadly mass shooting in Las Vegas and meet with survivors and law enforcement officials.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — The Trump administration announced Wednesday it will not list the Pacific walrus as a threatened species based on diminished Arctic Ocean sea ice, concluding that the marine mammals have adapted to the loss.
The Cleveland Indians are widely viewed as the big favorite to win the 2017 World Series.
It’s time to talk college basketball, and today we will dive into women’s basketball as Toledo holds its media day today. Here is a look at the predicted finish in the Mid-American West division:
Whitmer was the top team in Division I, Region 2, in the state high school football computer rankings before last week, and the Panthers’ win Friday over Central Catholic has kept the squad on that perch.
On Monday, Michigan’s players talked about the emotion of the Michigan State game while also saying that once the opening kickoff takes place, it’s just another game.
COLUMBUS – Ohio State has agreed to a home-and-home contract to play a men’s basketball series against the University of Cincinnati.
NEW YORK — Aaron Judge, Didi Gregorius and a brilliant bullpen rescued New York from a rugged start and lifted the Yankees to their first postseason win in five years.
CLEVELAND — Corey Kluber has been relieved already.
LAS VEGAS — The Las Vegas gunman transferred $100,000 overseas in the days before the attack and planned the massacre so meticulously that he even set up cameras inside the peephole of his high-rise hotel room and on a service cart outside his door, apparently to spot anyone coming for him, authorities said Tuesday.
Heroin finds a home in isolation, and community is the antidote.
For the first time in almost 40 years, Hockeytown has a new city hall.
COLUMBUS — Ohio’s Division of Liquor Control is giving thought to how it sells alcohol.
WASHINGTON — Most late-term abortions would be outlawed under legislation Republicans pushed through the House on Tuesday, a major priority of the GOP and conservative groups that won’t reach an eager President Donald Trump because it faces certain defeat in the Senate.
All 3 billion Yahoo accounts were affected by a 2013 data breach — three times as many as the company first reported.
Government prosecution of college coaches for bribing recruits is the ultimate hypocrisy (Sept. 28, “Louisville place Pitino, AD on leave”).
Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of Hamilton, had a powerful message for Americans struggling with tragic events, including the Las Vegas massacre, the devastation in the Caribbean from Hurricane Maria, and a catastrophic earthquake in Mexico:
They say a real artist makes it look easy. Tom Petty was such a clever lyricist and melodist that we listened and felt as if his songs were songs any of us could write.
Our society likes to think of itself as strong and peaceful. But if one violent eruption after another — Charlottesville, Las Vegas — has shown us anything, it is that we are not yet who we want to be.
