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After a 37-year hiatus, Downtown Toledo will once again be home to a YMCA facility with the Monday opening of the Downtown Toledo YMCA.

After a 37-year hiatus, Downtown Toledo will once again be home to a YMCA facility with the Monday opening of the Downtown Toledo YMCA.

Toledo Public Schools board members followed in the footsteps of some neighboring districts this week when they agreed to drop complaints with the Lucas County Board of Revision against home values in the district.

Toledo-based building materials manufacturer Owens Corning said Wednesday that its profit fell 14 percent in the third quarter despite a rise in sales in its three primary product segments — insulation, roofing, and composites.

Ohio Gov. John Kasich on Wednesday afternoon toured Metroparks Toledo’s newest property, Howard Marsh in Jerusalem Township,  praising the park district’s efforts and encouraging Toledo to keep pursuing such restoration and recreation initiatives.

After University of Toledo star receiver Cody Thompson was lost for the season due to a broken leg, it was difficult initially to see what the Rockets’ passing game might look like without him.

Since Sept. 21, Toledo Fox affiliate WUPW-TV, Channel 36, has not been available to local DirecTV and AT&T U-verse subscribers.

When Dana Inc. recently fired up production at its new axle plant in central Toledo, it brought one of the city’s most storied automotive sites full circle.

When Dana Inc. recently fired up production at its new axle plant in central Toledo, it brought one of the city’s most storied automotive sites full circle.

WHITEHOUSE — Staff at Nature's Nursery Center for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation Education have their hands full with a large, feisty bald eagle.

This is in response to the letter writer who posted the challenge to point out where in the Second Amendment it says that an individual has a right to bear arms (Oct. 25, “Gun lovers: Read the Constitution”). The U.S. Supreme Court, whose job it is to interpret the Constitution, did just that in District of Columbia vs. Heller in 2008.

COLUMBUS — Both sides of an expensive, high-stakes drug-pricing issue on the Nov. 7 ballot squared off Wednesday in a debate that may have done little to clear many Ohio voters’ understand of the measure.

COLUMBUS — Both sides of an expensive, high-stakes drug-pricing issue on the Nov. 7 ballot squared off Wednesday in a debate that may have done little to clear the confusion of many Ohio voters over what it might do.

As the University of Toledo football team heads to Ball State for a matchup with the last-place Cardinals, here are five things to watch in the MAC West contest:

A drive-by shooting into a bar early Wednesday nearly struck an off-duty Toledo police officer.

Just before closing arguments in her jury trial were to begin Wednesday, a Toledo woman entered an Alford plea and was found guilty of attempted murder with a firearm specification for shooting another woman outside Bretz Nightclub last year.

The Michigan high school football playoffs kick off on Friday, and three area teams have qualified.

STRYKER, Ohio —The Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio rejected Lucas County's request Wednesday to reserve additional space in the jail to house inmates for a state-funded diversion program.

STRYKER, Ohio —The Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio rejected Lucas County's request Wednesday to reserve additional beds in the jail to house inmates for a state-funded diversion program.

Woodward (5-4, 4-0) will host two-time defending champion Start (6-3, 4-0) Friday at 7 p.m. in a Week-10 showdown for the City League football title.

Toledo police will be participating Saturday in a national Drug Take Back Day to safely dispose of unused or expired medication that may be commonly abused.

CLEVELAND — Defending Mid-American Conference women’s basketball champ Toledo was picked to finish second in the West Division, while Bowling Green was slotted in fifth place in the MAC East in the league’s preseason poll announced Wednesday.

Though he did not send him to prison, Lucas County Common Pleas Judge Gene Zmuda admonished a 77-year-old East Toledo man for taking the law into his hands when he fatally shot a man who intruded at his home and refused to leave.

There were no big upsets last week in the Mid-American Conference West division, so no movement in the power rankings. Here are the top teams:

COLUMBUS — A doctor who performs an abortion after learning that a diagnosis of Down Syndrome factors into the pregnant woman’s decision could face prison and the loss of his medical license under a bill headed to the full Ohio House.