5 hrs ago | Press
Oregon seeks funding to preserve bike paths
Oregon will submit an application to the Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments for funding from the Transportation Alternatives Program for the Oregon bikeway preservation project.
5 hrs ago | Press
Oregon amends sign code to ease restrictions
Oregon City Council on May 13 approved changes to the municipal sign code in response to business concerns that it was too strict.
14 hrs ago | Toledo Blade
Suburbs slump below poverty line
A customer enters a resale center in Port Clinton. Despite the illusion of prosperity given Ottawa County's proximity to the lake, much of that county's employment is either seasonal or part time.
Vicars returning to coach Delta
After seven years away, highly successful football coach Mike Vicars will return to the school system where he made one of his biggest impacts.
Fedor mulls seat in 46th district
Rep. Matt Szollosi has set a firm date for his departure from state government, shifting the focus to the Democrat who will replace him in the 46th House District.
Dr. E. Gordon Gee, President of The Ohio State University, speaks to the Rotary Club of Toledo during a luncheon at the Park Inn.
Oregon schools preparing for new report cards
Starting next year, school districts in Ohio will do away with current grade card designations, such as "Excellent," and "Effective," and "Continuous Improvement." Instead, they will receive letter grades on several measures similar to how students receive grades for their classes.
Zoo constructing 90,000-gallon tank
CTY zooreno10p The open area directly across is the former home of moon jellies, sea dragons and "Nemo"-clown fish.
Eric Frank found ways to transform distressed properties
Eric Frank, managing principal at Cardinal Group Investments LLC, says, "Your first deal is always the toughest to get done." That's what Denver-based Cardinal Group had to its name when it started investing in real estate properties - mostly distressed ones - in 2007.
Ohio Senate eyes Internet cafe bill
Owners of Internet sweepstakes cafes on Tuesday tried to reverse what appears to be a march in the Ohio Senate toward putting them out of business.
Power plant air permit to be discussed
After encountering no opposition at two hearings held by the Ohio Power Siting Board, developers of a proposed natural gas-fired electric power plant in the City of Oregon will see how a draft permit issued by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency covering air emissions is received by the public.
Jury awards $2.8M to OH man paralyzed at hospital
A jury has awarded $2.8 million to a Columbus man who was paralyzed after hospital employees put him in a restraint hold.
Driver hits median, ends up in ditch
Firefighters are on the scene of an apartment fire at the Wood Ridge apartment complex on North McCord Road.
It was held in downtown Toledo at the Amtrak station and featured full sized locomotives, model trains, rail art and information of rail travel.
An Oregon woman was killed and a Genoa man was injured in a two-car crash today on Woodville Road in Wood County's Lake Township.
Siting board OKs $860M power plant
The Ohio Power Siting Board in Columbus on Wednesday approved a Boston-based energy group's request to build a 799-megawatt, natural-gas-fueled power plant on 30 acres in Oregon.
Medicaid improved mental health for uninsured
If you're uninsured, getting on Medicaid clearly improves your mental health, but it doesn't seem to make much difference in physical conditions such as high blood pressure.
OSU rundown: Spring and draft recaps, baseball and basketball news
Four players from the Pac-12 join Chip Kelly's Philadelphia Eagles, including Beavers cornerback Jordan Poyer as Kelly admits the Ducks erred in not going after Poyer at Astoria.