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Former University of Toledo and NFL football player Bruce Gradkowski will be the grand marshal for this year’s Blade Holiday Parade, scheduled for Nov. 17 in downtown Toledo.

The Toledo Air Show will return in 2019, local officials announced Thursday.

Lucas County officials on Wednesday reiterated their commitment to constructing a new jail, and are now reassessing after voters rejected a ballot measure to pay for the project.

A two-vehicle crash on northbound I-75 at Lincoln Avenue left two people injured and blocked three of four lanes for several hours during the late morning and early afternoon Wednesday, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation.

PORT CLINTON — An Oak Harbor man has been sentenced to nine years in prison for his role in robbing the pharmacy at Magruder Hospital. 

A man who was recently sentenced to probation related to fondling a woman’s feet without her consent in Wood County pleaded not guilty to doing the same to two women in Toledo.

Despite voters rejecting a new tax intended to fund security improvements at Sylvania schools, officials on Wednesday said they remain optimistic about the district’s future and the positive impact of their levy campaign.

If there was one bright spot in an otherwise dark night for Ohio Democrats Tuesday, it was the third-term victory of incumbent Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown.

Toledo City Council on Wednesday voted unanimously to expand a joint economic development district with Troy Township that includes the future site of a new glass plant.

For those who didn’t stay awake late into election night, obsessively refreshing computer screens to check the latest results, here’s a breakdown on some of the biggest takeaways: