Новости за 04.03.2024

The final week of college basketball’s regular season has arrived.

A longtime Blade photographer has been named one of the Ohio News Photographers Association’s Photographers of the Year for 2023.

Three new stores will open in Sylvania Township this year at what had been the site of a Denny’s restaurant.

BOWLING GREEN — An opportunity to do something with extra craft supplies arrives this month.

With the 2024 Ohio girls high school basketball tournament down to the top-16 phase in each of the four divisions, six area teams remain alive in their respective quests for state championships.

Nominations are being accepted for the Northwood Community Service Award.

Bishop Daniel Thomas announced Sunday changes to diocesan and pastoral leadership in line with the Diocese of Toledo’s intentional planning efforts, which began in 2020. All appointments are effective July 1.

BOWLING GREEN — The road to Cleveland has gotten significantly bumpier for Bowling Green State University’s men’s basketball team over the past few weeks.

Toledo Walleye coach Pat Mikesch has seen first-hand the development of star forward Trenton Bliss.

Country artists Randy Houser and Justin Moore will be performing at the Toledo Zoo Amphitheater this fall, Live Nation announced Monday.

Toledo boxer Jared “Big Baby” Anderson is still on track to fight Ryad Merhy on April 13 in Corpus Christi, Texas despite the undefeated 24-year-old heavyweight's arrest last Thursday in Michigan.

More than 300 temporary employees at Jeep’s Toledo Assembly Complex have been laid off. Their last day was Sunday.

Perrysburg Mayor Thomas Mackin was cited for operating a vehicle while intoxicated.

A dead person was found floating in the Maumee River on Saturday, Toledo police said.

Anthony Wayne Local Schools is hoping to pass its levy March 19 after failing to pass two levies in November.

LONDON — The European Union leveled its first antitrust penalty against Apple on Tuesday, fining the U.S. tech giant nearly $2 billion for breaking the bloc's competition laws by unfairly favoring its own music streaming service over rivals.

Actors Erik Estrada and Larry Wilcox, starts of the television series CHiPs, are among those scheduled to appear during FantastiCon at Glass City Center on Saturday and Sunday.

The communication between our gut and brain, called the gut-brain axis, is an exciting frontier of research that explores the mutual relationship between us and the bacteria that live in our gut. This area of research offers many opportunities to discover new ways to manage high blood pressure and multiple other health conditions.

Three Republican candidates are seeking their party’s nomination to challenge U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D., Toledo), who in her 21st term is the longest-serving woman in Congress, for the Ohio 9th Congressional District seat.

MARYSVILLE, Ohio — Travelers on a main highway outside Columbus should soon see a 20-pound drone flying overhead, and drone flights along other Ohio highways may follow.

Toledo nonprofit Water for Ishmael is expanding the base of its activities as the organization becomes certified as a Welcome Corps Private Sponsor Organization.

After the first thaws sent the sap flowing, three generations of Harry Sexton’s family would pile into horse-drawn wagons and ride to their century-old sugar camp on the farm near Tiffin to collect and process the sweet sap tapped from their maples.

The $125 million Ohio Department of Development Innovation Hub program intends to create new jobs and business opportunities through world-class research, aligned with industry that builds upon Ohio’s legacy industries.

The Lucas County Coroner has ruled in the following deaths:

Recently released inspections reports of Lucas County food-service operations.