Новости за 27.02.2024

With Perrysburg’s rejection of a roundabout, the city of Northwood may be getting a second crack at grant funding toward a $5 million roundabout at Lemoyne and Woodville roads.

Experience NASA’s first mission to land men on the moon with the Imagination Station’s Apollo 11 documentary March 9.

The levy estimator on the Wood County auditor’s website is updated for the March 19 ballot.

CLEVELAND — Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson will resume throwing next month following right shoulder surgery that cut short his second season with Cleveland after just six starts.

The Toledo Police Department’s next auction of abandoned and forfeited motor vehicles will start online Friday and continue through March 18.

Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz’ replacement nearly two weeks ago of a TARTA trustee with a new appointee has irked the former board member and the disability-rights agency for which she works.

With still another weekend to go, Metroparks Toledo said Tuesday that its first full season of skating at The Ribbon inside Glass City Metropark exceeded expectations.

As a group, the Central Catholic girls basketball program has more on its collective mind than a typical high school team aspiring for a memorable postseason run this time of year.

Leaders from Owens Community College, the University of Toledo, and Toledo Public Schools signed a letter of intent Tuesday to work together to bring educational opportunities to citizens at the Scott Park Campus.

The Tedeschi Trucks Band is set to appear at the Toledo Zoo Amphitheater this summer, Livenation recently announced.

Gaming enthusiasts and college football fans are rejoicing with the upcoming release of a popular EA Sports college football video game.

There is a lot of buzz about the return of the EA Sports college football video game franchise.

The final Blade boys high school basketball poll has crowned four new divisional champions for the 2023-24 regular season, with all four having won or shared league titles.

After Saturday’s convincing 70-48 win over fellow Mid-American Conference frontrunner Ball State, the Toledo women’s basketball team is very much on the radar to make the NCAA tournament again.

COLUMBUS — Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder accused federal prosecutors of making him the “scapegoat” for constitutionally protected campaign and legislative activity that it did not like as he laid out his case for overturning his racketeering conviction.

A new fountain and splash pad will offer something for everyone in Rossford.

NEW YORK — Macy's will close 150 stores over the next three years and 50 by the end of 2024, the department store said Tuesday after posting a fourth quarter loss and declining sales.

Design specifications for the Toledo area’s first proposed Sheetz convenience store in Oregon will be the subject of an Oregon Design Review Committee meeting Wednesday afternoon.

Ohio House and Senate Democrats say Attorney General Dave Yost’s state investigation of the FirstEnergy bribery scandal is “laudable,” but they claim Mr. Yost will not be able to detach from Republican Party politics and follow the case into Gov. Mike DeWine’s office.

Sandra "Sandy" Westfall, a Toledo registered nurse turned civil litigation lawyer, died Tuesday at her Sylvania home. She was 67.

Aaron Stanford has been an optimist for as long as he remembers.

The Lucas County Republican Party’s executive committee voted Sunday to censure congressional candidate J.R. Majewski for comments he made more than a week before disparaging people with disabilities.

Blade sports writers Mark Monroe and Steve Junga discuss the top storylines in Toledo-area high school boys basketball postseason beginning this week.

The “ugly green apron” construction plan for West Boundary and Front streets in Perrysburg has apparently suffered the same fate as an unpopular roundabout at that intersection: it’s not happening.