Miguel Cabrera made a backhanded stop, stepped on first base and smiled in the eighth inning on the final play of his career, and the Detroit Tigers beat the Cleveland Guardians 5-2 Sunday.
The Toledo Buddy Walk, first established in 1995, serves to raise funds, awareness and acceptance for the Down syndrome community across northwest Ohio and southern Michigan.
The ‘Big Nut’ is best known as one of Ohio State’s biggest fans, but it’s his scholarship work, supporting local high school students, that largely goes unnoticed.
A newly released report shows there were sufficient grounds to remove former Whitehouse Mayor Don Atkinson from his position if he had not resigned last month.
Now that we know which plants have been included in the UAW strike expansion, we can take a deeper look into all that has happened over the past two weeks.
The Creating Opportunities for Driver Education Grant Program aims to provide more opportunities for teens to access affordable, quality driver education.
According to an official with the Toledo Police Department, one man was shot and killed Thursday evening on Stickney Ave. another person was arrested on the scene.
Former Football Coach for Brooklyn High School, Tim McFarland says he was forced to resign after controversy at Friday’s football game against Beachwood. Beachwood Schools said Brooklyn’s coaches were calling a line play where they called “Nazi” to alert players of a blitz. It was also alleged that Brooklyn players used racial slurs during the game.
The number of homeless women, seeking shelter with their children, has doubled from last year according to officials with City Mission, a homeless shelter located in Findlay.
With the government shutdown decision still to be decided, one of the biggest worries for most families is the uncertainty of where their next meal will come from if benefits stop instantly.
The Fort Findlay Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #20 Foundation has been promoting positive interactions between youth and law enforcement, relying on several key events each year.
Ohio Supreme Court justices vigorously questioned the state’s lawyer Wednesday about a legal strategy that Ohio is attempting in hopes of reviving its law banning most abortions except in the earliest weeks of pregnancy.