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The always jovial Simon Denis admits his ever-present, warm smile and cheerful demeanor sometimes masked underlying depression and anger that weighed heavily on the former Toledo Walleye defenseman.

United Way is accepting grant applications from community organizations in Lucas, Ottawa and Wood counties.

The Ohio High School Athletic Association released its first MaxPreps Ratings Percentage Index (RPI) report Wednesday, ranking the state’s boys and girls basketball teams within their assigned divisional districts for the ultimate purpose of establishing seeding for the state tournament.

The 2023 college football season had a familiar ending on Monday night: a national championship blowout.

The NFL regular season is over, and so is your fantasy football season (probably).

GENEVA  — The head of the U.N. health agency said Wednesday holiday gatherings and the spread of the most prominent variant globally led to increased transmission of coronavirus last month.

Two separate incidents of bullets striking homes were reported by residents Tuesday night, the Toledo Police Department reported.

A Philadelphia man has been charged federally with wire fraud and money laundering after he allegedly stole more than $600,000 from the Lucas County Auditor’s Office by submitting false documents related to legitimate county invoices.

The National Weather Service’s Cleveland Office has issued a wind advisory for several counties on Wednesday.

NAPOLEON — A four-legged deputy with the Henry County Sheriff’s Office received a donated bulletproof vest, the office said.

BEREA, Ohio — Joe Flacco knows the ins and outs, the perils and pitfalls of the road in the NFL playoffs as well as anyone.

Chaos on the U.S. southern border threatens global security and the national economy.

Have you been interested in taking your engineering career to the next level? The Ohio State University’s online Master of Engineering Management (MEM) degree is the program that can make that happen. Designed to empower engineers with the skills needed to excel in leadership roles, manage projects, and drive innovation in the field of engineering, the MEM degree offers a unique, flexible curriculum that empowers learners with real-world experiences.

The one-sided war between Israel and Hamas rages on in its fourth month.

Marge Goldstein, a longtime teacher in the Toledo schools, whose concern for students and colleagues sparked activism in her union and politics, died Saturday at Kingston Residence of Sylvania. She was 83.

BOWLING GREEN — Rashaun Agee showed on Tuesday night just how significant his presence is on the basketball court instead of the bench.

KENT, Ohio — This wasn’t the 40-minute, angst-filled, relentless showdown of the recent past when Toledo and Kent State got together for a basketball game.

Jaylen Murphy scored 13 of his game-high 32 points in the fourth quarter as the host St. John’s Jesuit boys basketball team defeated Central Catholic 62-54 on Tuesday in a Catholic High School League Central Division game.

PORT CLINTON — The host Port Clinton girls basketball team used a 21-11 first quarter and an 18-3 second quarter to pull away from Rossford for a nonleague victory Tuesday.

The Bowling Green men defeated the visiting Ohio basketball team 83-78 in a Mid-American Conference game at Bowling Green State University’s Stroh Center in Bowling Green on Tuesday.

BOWLING GREEN — Five players scored in double figures as Bowling Green State University’s men’s basketball team held off Ohio 83-78 in a Mid-American Conference game on Tuesday at the Stroh Center.

KENT, Ohio — The University of Toledo’s house of horrors became a funhouse for Kent State on Tuesday.

HOUSTON — Fresh off a short night of sleep and a celebration a long time coming, Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh sat in his bed Tuesday morning at the downtown Hilton Americas-Houston and let the moment sink in.

ANN ARBOR — A rainy, cold Tuesday followed the University of Michigan’s national championship win, cultivating a new benchmark for the “Go Blue” culture with a 15-0 season.

NEW YORK — Wall Street drifted through a quiet day of mixed trading Tuesday, where most stocks fell but a handful of influential companies kept the losses in check.