Ignazio Messina, who joined Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz’s administration as communications director in January 2018, is leaving his post for a job with Ohio State University.
An acclaimed author, academic and attorney will be making her way to the University of Toledo.
Organizers of the Helping Hands of St Louis annual Winter Coat Fest are collecting gently used winter clothing for distribution to needy people Saturday morning.
A Toledo man, previously sentenced to life in prison without parole for murdering his girlfriend in 2011, pleaded to lesser charges Wednesday in Lucas County Common Pleas Court after his original sentence was overturned.
In the half-century since the University of Toledo won an incredible 35 straight football games, much has changed for the men who made the autumn magic happen, most poignantly the size of their reunions.
Since we're almost to the quarter pole of the NFL season (teams now play 17 games, so ...), we have seen how teams have gotten out of the gate.
BEREA, Ohio — Browns starting linebacker Anthony Walker, Jr., returned to practice only to find a number of his defensive teammates missing.
LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Chicago Bears coach Matt Nagy has changed his mind and made Justin Fields the Chicago Bears’ starting quarterback going forward.
COLUMBUS — Ohio's new crackdown on hazing, inspired by the deaths of a pair of fraternity pledges at Bowling Green State University and Ohio University, takes effect on Thursday.
Jacksonville Jaguars coach Urban Meyer continued his rounds of apologies on Wednesday, this time addressing his team about his behavior in Ohio last week.
It wasn’t difficult to see with one’s own eyes where the deficiency lied with the 2020-21 Toledo women’s basketball team.
ARLINGTON, Texas — An 18-year-old student who opened fire during a fight at his Dallas-area high school and injured four people on Wednesday has been taken into custody, authorities said.
Detroit Tigers beloved utility player Don Kelly has expressed interest in becoming a manager.
COLUMBUS — The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium has lost its most important accreditation, a major blow to an institution once widely admired in its industry and by the general public.
COLUMBUS — Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley on Wednesday urged his sole fellow Democratic gubernatorial candidate to date, Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley, to participate in a series of debates in advance of next year's primary election.
Whitmer, Otsego and Archbold each retained the No. 1 rankings in their divisional groupings in the latest Blade high school football poll after Week 7 of the 2021 season.
Multiplatinum EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony) winner and Ohio native John Legend will perform a special intimate concert at the Toledo Museum of Art on October 22.
Over the next three weeks, the top three football teams in the Three Rivers Athletic Conference will each play head-to-head and determine the 2021 championship.
PEMBERVILLE — The Black Swamp Conservancy is getting a literary makeover in the form of a permanent StoryWalk.
The first time we tried to tape this episode with Papi’s Tacos, it was 95 degrees out in blazing sunshine and we were far — far — back in an ever-growing line. We didn’t want to get in the way with interviews when hungry people were waiting.
Toledo native Demond Young’s graphic design career is going places — specifically, via Amtrak.
One person is dead and another is in the hospital after a high-speed chase in Central Toledo ended with a car crashing into a house late Tuesday night.
The algorithmic gods in charge of Facebook broke down after the bad news.
When Wade Kapszukiewicz ran for mayor in 2017 he added what he called a “moonshot” plank to his campaign platform. That lofty goal that would require community-wide support to meet? Free universal pre-kindergarten for all Toledo 4-year-olds.
