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Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz said the city is planning improvements to a little more than 41 miles of residential streets this year.

BOWLING GREEN — A year of change in some sports, along with growth in others, highlighted what was an eventful 2023 for Bowling Green State University athletics.

The first Associated Press Ohio boys and girls high school basketball state polls for the 2023-24 season were released on Monday, and just five area teams were included in the top 10 of their respective divisions.

FOSTORIA – A man was killed and another was critically injured when crushed by a mobile home while preparing it for removal Monday near this community, the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office reported.

ADRIAN — One person has died and two others injured in a crash Monday, authorities said.

NOVI, Mich. — On a predictably cold January day in the Great Lakes region, there is likely only one place that can make Lake Erie walleye fishermen feel warm, comfortable, and more than a bit excited.

Returning to the head coaching ranks was not so much a change of heart for Craig Rutherford as it was an opportunity he could not resist.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory early Monday for areas west of Lucas County, in effect until 7 a.m. Tuesday.

COLUMBUS — Former Ohio Republican Party Chairman Matt Borges on Monday urged a federal appeals court to overturn his conviction as part of what has been characterized as the largest bribery scheme in state history.

Five companies are paying the federal government more than $7.2 million to resolve claims stemming from longstanding pollution in East Toledo’s Duck and Otter creeks.

Toledo police are investigating an early morning robbery on Monday at a 7-Eleven in East Toledo.

WTVG-TV, Channel 13 managing editor and longtime anchor Diane Larson began 2024 with a new schedule.

COLUMBUS – As long as lawmakers are returning to town on Wednesday to consider overriding his veto of a bill affecting transgender minors, Gov. Mike DeWine says they should act to plug a hole in state law that has led to sales of an intoxicating hemp product that poses a danger to kids.

Jan. 15 is the deadline to apply for a community project grant through Country Garden Club of Perrysburg.

A teenager was arrested and charged with murder in a death that took place in September, 2023, the Toledo Police Department said Monday.

Christopher Nolan's blockbuster biopic “Oppenheimer” dominated the 81st Golden Globes, winning five awards including best drama, while Yorgos Lanthimos' Frankenstein riff “Poor Things” pulled off an upset victor over “Barbie” to triumph in the best comedy or musical category.

The Transportation Security Administration has announced pre-enrollment events at local AAA retail stores.

The Lucas County Coroner has ruled in the following deaths:

HOUSTON — The Michigan football team plays tonight for its first national championship since 1997.

Did you know that the world’s deadliest animals are not sharks, snakes, or alligators but, instead, mosquitoes?

One of the most popular New Year’s resolutions for people going into 2024 is to be more fit, per a survey conducted by Forbes Health.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources began 2024 with a yearlong campaign to show its pride in reaching 75 years as a state agency.

What started out as a sedate meeting of the Glenwood Mother’s Club of Rossford turned into a mad scramble for treats when Blade photographer Jack Ackerman decided the story needed an action shot. The mothers lined up seven plates of cookies on the gym floor and gave fifth-graders the option of giving up their game of grab the bacon for a race for the goodies. The kids were game, dropping the bacon, and an eraser, on the floor to make a mad dash for their favorite sweet.

Margaret "Maggie" Iona Maher, minister of youth and Christian education at Park Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, died Jan. 1 at Mercy Health St. Vincent Medical Center. She was 60.

When it comes to the costs of saving the Sacred Heart Church building in East Toledo, the pastor’s view is that the church’s business is saving souls, not saving buildings.