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Two men were going into a home when police say 25-year-old Bryan Terrance fired a shot toward their police car.
A federal court in Akron is set to consider scheduling matters for five men charged with plotting to bomb a northeast Ohio bridge.
UPDATE: The Hancock County Sheriff's Department says the man they were told followed a young girl to her home Tuesday did not pose a threat to her.
Toledo Police Detective Keith Dressel will be remembered Thursday with a special benefit buffet.
Toledo police and Lucas County Sheriff say outdoor warning sirens malfunctioned in south Toledo Wednesday around 8 p.m.
A Wood County firm has signed a U.S. military contract to develop artificial blood.
When the Hollywood Casino Toledo opens in 13 days, it will not be just private security patrolling the casino floor or watching security footage of gaming.
The United Auto Workers honored outstanding students on Wednesday in Maumee, when high school seniors received scholarships.
Lourdes University proposed an expansion they hope will draw in more students.
A hazardous material spill was reported at the Kingston Care Center of Sylvania just before 3 p.m. Wednesday.
It is opening day for the downtown Bowling Green Farmers' Market. Organizers said people who have gone in the past may not recognize it this season because of many new features.
The U.S. government has made changes to how communities near nuclear power plants prepare for a problem.
Remember the infomercials for the ShamWow and Snuggie? You may have laughed, but they raked in millions of dollars in sales. The government is not laughing now though.
Police say what was initially reported as a possible attempted abduction in Liberty Township was in fact just a misunderstanding.
Advocates for Planned Parenthood centers in Ohio have packed a legislative hearing to show opposition to a measure that would send them to the back of the line to receive family planning money.
For the second consecutive year, Ohio high schools have voted down a proposal that would have addressed the ongoing competitive balance problems between public and private teams, particularly in football.
The expanded coverage area around Toledo includes Whitehouse, Monclova, Woodville, Gibsonburg, Holland and the Toledo Airport.
CrimeStoppers of Lenawee County is asking for the public's help with information about at least six cases of breaking and entering. The buildings are located within a five-mile-radius in Adrian, Mich.
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