NEW YORK — U.S. stock indexes held at a virtual standstill Monday as trading calmed after a whirlwind couple of days left them a bit shy of their records.
When the Ohio High School Athletic Association announced the expansion of 7-on-7 football opportunities for high school student-athletes, Findlay head football coach Stefan Adams said he did his best to carefully evaluate the impact of the decision.
Colin O’Rourke waited for the phone calls that never came.
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics announced a policy Monday that all but bans transgender athletes from competing in women's sports at its 241 mostly small colleges across the country.
Lane closings on the inbound Anthony Wayne Trail approaching Erie and Lafayette streets that began over the weekend will persist through Tuesday, the Toledo Department of Transportation said Monday.
As other teams in the ECHL Central Division scramble to secure a playoff spot, the Toledo Walleye once again have avoided the drama of fighting to clinch a postseason berth late in the regular season.
LAKESIDE, Ohio - The economic impact of the total solar eclipse was on full display this weekend at the Lakeside Chautauqua in Marblehead.
To stress the crucial importance of financial literacy, LaMont Stewart shares a story of “the $25,000 pizza.”
A developer is proposing building senior housing at the southeast corner of State Rt. 25 and Five Point Road in Perrysburg.
Two people were shot Friday evening in North Toledo, police said.
Toledoans woke up to mostly cloudy skies Monday morning, but by mid-morning skies had cleared and forecasters expected the region to have potentially the Midwest’s clearest view of a generational, total solar eclipse.
The city of Maumee has advanced to the championship round in the Strongest Town contest.
Country music star Morgan Wallen was arrested in Nashville late Sunday for allegedly throwing a chair off a downtown rooftop.
After more than 20 years leading the Toledo Community Foundation, Keith Burwell has told its board of directors he plans to retire soon and a search for his successor is slated to start this week.
Imagination Station is planning multiple activities from April 23 to April 28 to mark Earth Week.
Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory: 50 Years of History and Science is the subject of a 7 p.m. Wednesday lecture at the National Museum of the Great Lakes.
The National Museum of the Great Lakes is offering families and individuals with sensory sensitivities the ability to explore and enjoy the exhibits.
As I sat down to write today’s column, the ideas just keep coming and coming. While I could not decide on just one, I thought it would be informative to include updates on several horticultural topics with seasonal timeliness that gardeners should look out for. So, hang on, and get your gardening on!
Perrysburg Municipal Court has a new prosecutor.
Below is a collection of stories that help explain the solar eclipse and how northwest Ohio, a favorable spot to see the event, is making a celebration of it.
COLUMBUS — On paper, Democrats should be able to gain ground in this year's election for the Ohio House of Representatives and cut into what is now a Republican supermajority.
Eid al-Fitr festivities end the holy month of Ramadan for Muslims, starting with prayer and followed by celebration. In this 1993 Blade archive photo a woman and child listen to Imam A. M. Khattab during a prayer service at the Islamic Center of Greater Toledo. Ramadan begins in the ninth month of the Muslim calendar, marked at the beginning and ending with the rising of the waxing crescent moon. According to Islamic tradition, God revealed the Quran, Islam's holy book, to the Prophet Muhammad on the 27th night. Читать дальше...
Students who ride newer, cleaner-air buses to school have improved academic performance, according to the latest University of Michigan study that documents the effects on students who ride new school buses rather than old ones.
Federal District Court Judge Timothy S. Black has exactly the correct priority. He has ruled the citizens of Ohio come before the convenience of criminal defendants, their attorneys, or their witnesses.
