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CLEVELAND — The Guardians are losing their extraordinary leadoff hitter for a bit and adding one with power and potential.

WASHINGTON — The go-broke dates for Medicare and Social Security have been pushed back as an improving economy has contributed to changed projected depletion dates, according to the annual Social Security and Medicare trustees report Monday.

As construction continues on the Chessie Circle Trail, plans for expansion of the trail are well under way.

The Ohio High School Athletic Association has released the new seven-division breakdowns for boys basketball in 2024-25 tournament play.

The Ohio High School Athletic Association released the new seven-division breakdowns for girls basketball for 2024-25 tournament play.

Toledo Public Schools’ annual plant sale opens to the public Friday at the Natural Science Technology Center, 5561 Elmer Dr.

BOWLING GREEN — The 32nd Annual Art Walk will take place throughout downtown from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.

For Taylor Sharp, a senior at Whitmer High School, competing at SkillsUSA Ohio was a learning experience.

A major feature film will soon be rolling production into Toledo.

The state of Ohio has made two more announcements about its H2Ohio program in recent days, one of which is an extended deadline for row crop producers who farm in Ohio’s 64 counties outside of the western Lake Erie basin.

In an afternoon of interfaith camaraderie, 14 individuals gathered in the dairy kitchen at Congregation B’nai Israel, rolling out challah dough to make, many for their first time, the ceremonial braided bread eaten on Shabbat.

Registration is open for the #IAmHer Sanctity of Sisterhood Women's Summit, which will be May 31 through June 2 at Toledo’s Fresh Wind Church.

One man was killed and six other people shot in six different incidents between 9:45 p.m. Friday and 9:15 p.m. Sunday.

Food for Thought’s Jam City peanut butter and jelly competition will be held May 16 at the Fifth Third Building in downtown Toledo.

The Detroit Tigers unveiled their 2024 Nike MLB City Connect Series uniform on Monday, paying homage to the city's moniker the Motor City.

On a visit to the University of Toledo’s football headquarters — the Larimer Athletic Complex — it doesn’t take long to see one of the program’s strengths: producing NFL players.

The Perrysburg Farmers Market will open its 25th year with a ribbon cutting at 3 p.m. Thursday.

A quarterback who just received an offer from Georgia and was projected to play in the Big Ten has instead given a verbal commitment to Toledo.

JERUSALEM — The Israeli army ordered some 100,000 Palestinians on Monday to begin evacuating from the southern city of Rafah in Gaza, signaling that a long-promised ground invasion there could be imminent and further complicating efforts to broker a cease-fire.

NEW YORK — Prosecutors in Donald Trump's hush money trial are moving deeper into his orbit following an inside-the-room account about the former president's reaction to a politically damaging recording that surfaced in the final weeks of the 2016 campaign.

The word inclusivity has an important meaning In the Sylvania School District.

Over the last decade, researchers at the University of Michigan continue to find that exposure to environmental toxins – from pesticides used in agriculture to volatile organic compounds in the manufacturing industry – is linked to the development of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS.

By losing out on the chance to purchase new artwork for its collection, the Toledo Museum of Art has made $500,000 over the last 12 months from two transactions involving a financial instrument known as a third-party auction guarantee.

Lively mariachi music and colorful swirling skirts coalesced to celebrate Cinco de Mayo at the East Toledo Family Center in 2003. In this Blade archive photo, Irene Mineoi, with Imagenes Mexicanas, fans her skirt as she dances in front of a group of children. That year the holiday was celebrated on the South Lawn of the White House for the first time. Ms. Mineoi danced with the troupe at the White House when she was in eighth grade as part of the Fiesta and Ethnic Foods Reception attended by White House officials and government leaders. Читать дальше...

If good plans can produce prosperity, Toledo will soon be a boomtown. But the Foward Toledo city land use plan — like the ConnecToledo downtown master plan — will depend upon private sector capital investment. (“City offering public a chance to review land-use plan grant,” Friday)