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An East Toledo man who led police on a high-speed chase then wrestled with a state trooper, causing them both to topple from an overpass on I-75, pleaded guilty Thursday in Lucas County Common Pleas Court.

A Toledo man with a prior conviction for robbery was indicted in U.S. District Court for using a firearm to hold up a downtown sandwich shop.

Expect some tweaks to the script, but not a complete rewrite for a Walleye team that just had a record-setting campaign season.

Expect some tweaks to the script, but not a complete re-write for a Walleye team that authored a record-setting campaign season last year.

President Donald Trump officially announced Thursday the nomination of Kirstjen Nielsen, John Kelly's former principal deputy chief of staff, to be the new nominee for secretary of the Department of Homeland Security.

Walleye fans can soon look forward to enjoying a Bourbon Caramel Crunch Sundae, this year’s addition to the ice cream menu at the arena’s T-Town Treats. It’s among the several new concession items that will roll out at the Huntington Center when the Walleye kick off their home season Oct. 21. FULL STORY

As the University of Toledo football team heads to Central Michigan on Saturday, the Rockets will be tested in their first conference road game of the season.

In a venue as chilly as the Huntington Center, it might be tempting to assume that Walleye fans would prefer their treats warm and toasty. But that’s not necessarily the case, according to Scott Fuernstein, general manager for food and beverage at the facility.

For his role in the events that led to the death of his cousin, a Temperance man was sentenced Thursday to 14 years in prison.

PEMBERVILLE — Fate, even when hidden inside a successful package, can still be cruel.

The Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority has for decades run its evening and weekend buses using downtown lineups to facilitate connections. Now it’s going to try that during the daytime too.

DALLAS — A Texas Tech University student accused of killing a campus police officer was searched at some point before he pulled a gun while being booked on a drug charge at the police station, authorities said Thursday.

GRAYLING, Mich. — The stream by the side of the road never seems to have the best fishing, whether it be the iconic Au Sable River that loops across the landscape near here, or the Chena that squiggles its way through Fairbanks far north in Alaska.

TIFFIN — An 18-year-old Columbian High School student was arrested Thursday after Tiffin police said he made a vague threat to the school and community.

NEW YORK — Police detectives in New York City and London are taking a fresh look into sexual assault allegations against Hollywood film producer Harvey Weinstein.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump directed his administration Thursday to rewrite federal rules so consumers can have wider access to health insurance plans featuring lower premiums. He called his new executive order a “beginning” and promised more actions to come.

Visually-impaired individuals visited the Sight Center of Northwest Ohio Thursday to try out a pair of glasses that could make several daily tasks a bit easier.

The Hicks-Hudson administration’s request to Toledo City Council for permission to buy several new vehicles quickly led to calls for a review of how much the city spends fixing the old ones.

The Hicks-Hudson administration’s request to Toledo City Council for permission to buy several vehicles quickly led to calls for a review of how much the city spends fixing vehicles.

Two unions representing Toledo police patrolmen and officers endorsed Lucas County Treasurer Wade Kapszukiewicz for mayor Thursday.

Two unions representing Toledo police patrolmen and officers endorsed Lucas County Treasurer Wade Kapszukiewicz for mayor Thursday.

Most actors would probably consider winning a Tony Award the pinnacle of their career.

Sophomore Jordan Fisher has taken most of the snaps at the tight end position for the University of Toledo so far this season. He has taken a back-seat in the receiving pecking order to guys like Cody Thompson, Diontae Johnson, and Danzel McKinley-Lewis.

The green slime that oozed into the Maumee River last month was yet another wakeup call for a city that hardly needed one.

BOWLING GREEN — Datrin Guyton was handed a test last Saturday. In the coming weeks, we will see if the Bowling Green State University receiver passed that test.