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Thomas Szyperski, a criminal defense lawyer who brought focus and compassion to those he represented, died Jan. 5 in his West Toledo home. He was 81.

Northwest Ohioans, as well as any other community that is heavily dependent on the auto industry, will have considerations to weigh in national elections this year.

Fremont Ross earned a 76-52 win on the road over Whitmer in a Northern Lakes League cross-division showdown in girls basketball Monday night.

Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman will be the featured speaker at this year’s National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Award Dinner.

With Toledo as an innovator in the glass industry, Lt. Gov. Jon Husted said he feels Ohio has the potential to become a leader in economic growth, but talent needs to be fostered and retained.

ABOARD FREIGHT RUNNERS EXPRESS FLIGHT 155 — The Ohio States and Michigans of the college basketball universe take charter flights to 99 percent of road games.

With 33 days left in the 2023-24 Ohio high school boys basketball season, the championship picture in area leagues is beginning to take shape, with some key matchups remaining to determine titles.

NEWPORT, Mich. — A Monroe woman was seriously injured Monday morning when a passing vehicle struck her as she walked along a Berlin Township road, then fled the scene, the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office reported.

Carter Lowe, a  6-foot-5, 290-pound offensive tackle at Whitmer, will announce his college choice at a 3 p.m. event Saturday at the high school.

NEW YORK — Most stocks rose on Wall Street Monday to build on its all-time high reached last week.

Temperatures approached freezing in the Toledo area on Monday for the first time in more than a week, but at the expected price of an ice storm overnight into Tuesday before the precipitation changes over to rain.

After three years in business, a West Toledo beverage retailer will close permanently Thursday.