The Toledo Blade

BOWLING GREEN — From traffic signals to Life Savers candy, Ohioans have been at the forefront of innovation.

Sheehan Noelle None Rivera didn’t just become a U.S. citizen for her — she also did it for her unborn child.

A lawyer from the village of Whitehouse has officially launched his campaign for the seat currently held by state Rep. Josh Williams (R., Sylvania Township).

COLUMBUS — A residential Toledo Edison customer using 1,000 kilowatt-hours per month is expected to see an approximately $3.75 reduction in their monthly electric bill following an order from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio on Wednesday.

Trustees in Monclova and Richfield townships approved 12-month data-center moratoriums Tuesday night, becoming the latest northwest Ohio jurisdictions to do so.

The city of Toledo is proposing to invest $20 million in shovel-ready sites to boost job creation and housing opportunities.

Here are the overall high school boys basketball stat leaders in The Blade’s coverage area for the week of Feb. 15. Stats are submitted from area teams to The Blade each week.

BOWLING GREEN — As Eddie George turned the page to his second season, forgive the Bowling Green football head coach if he looked around and felt cast in a sequel nobody ordered: Dude, Where’s My Team?

ADRIAN — Two people were killed Wednesday morning when the car in which they were riding crashed into a tree in Lenawee County.

Patrons gather for the Ash Wednesday service at St. Stephen Lutheran Church in Sylvania.