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The next time you are in a potentially confrontational conversation, try to focus on being polite, listening and trying to understand the other party — rather than on what you want to say next.

As another November comes along, so does another key game against Northern Illinois for the University of Toledo football team.

A former paralegal with a downtown law firm admitted Wednesday that she stole more than $900,000 from the firm.

COLUMBUS — Ohio House leadership on Wednesday released documents showing that allegations of harassment or discrimination in state government may not have been confined to the Senate.

The final construction phase for a realigned ProMedica Parkway will close that street between Central Avenue and Monroe Street for two weeks starting Saturday, ProMedica announced Wednesday.

With a familiar foe coming into the Glass Bowl on Thursday night, the University of Toledo football team looks to stay unbeaten in the Mid-American Conference and take control of the MAC West division. But Northern Illinois has MAC championship visions of its own, and the Huskies come to the Glass Bowl with a 4-0 conference record.

An exhibit of veterans’ work will open at 2 p.m. Sunday, with a reception at Way Library’s gallery, 101 E. Indiana Ave., Perrysburg.

BOWLING GREEN — Bowling Green Mayor Dick Edwards said in a statement issued Wednesday he has been “assured and reassured” by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency “and other agencies of government that every effort will be made to monitor the [NEXUS Gas Transmission LLC pipeline] project to ensure public safety and our drinking water.”

KENT, Ohio — The Bowling Green State University football team claimed a 44-16 victory over Kent State at Dix Stadium Halloween night.

Several juveniles were arrested Wednesday following a large disturbance in West Toledo, according to Toledo police.

Ohio's 6th District Court of Appeals will decide whether a former Whitehouse man convicted last year of the 1982 murder of Dana Rosendale received a fair trial.

Longtime Maumee High School boys soccer coach Doug Everhart died unexpectedly Tuesday night at his home. A cause has yet to be determined.

The Toledo area has plenty of restaurants where diners can get a tasty and hearty breakfast, but the opening of First Watch at 3410 Secor Rd. brings with it a twist on tradition.

BOWLING GREEN – The Bowling Green State University men’s basketball team has suspended junior forward Antwon Lillard for the team’s first eight regular-season games, coach Michael Huger announced Wednesday.

With a showdown looming between the top two teams in the conference and a long break between games for some teams, there was no movement in the Mid-American Conference West division power rankings this week. Without further ado:

COLUMBUS — The mother of slain Ohio State University senior Reagan Tokes on Wednesday laid part of the responsibility for the death of her daughter at the feet of the state’s crime laws.

Toledo Mayor Paula Hicks-Hudson Wednesday said she supports a new $1 million taxpayer-funded grant program similar to one her one-time opponent — Councilman Tom Waniewski — promised during his failed mayoral bid and unsuccessfully tried earlier this year to insert into the city's 2017 budget.

Toledo Mayor Paula Hicks-Hudson Wednesday plans to announce a new city taxpayer-funded business grant program similar to one that her one-time opponent — Councilman Tom Waniewski — promised during his failed mayoral bid and unsuccessfully tried earlier this year to insert into the city's 2017 budget.

Thank goodness the power rankings for the Mid-American Conference’s East Division are getting easier by the week.

The University of Toledo football team will welcome Northern Illinois to the Glass Bowl on Thursday in a matchup of Mid-American Conference unbeatens in a pivotal MAC West game. Here are three Huskies to keep an eye on:

How do you follow a leading role in the stunner of the area high school football season?

ANN ARBOR — A change at quarterback wasn’t the only thing different about Michigan’s offense on Saturday.

So you’ve just paid for that huge flat-screen television you’ve coveted for years and want to get it home in time for the big game.

KENT, Ohio -- The Bowling Green State University entered Tuesday's contest at Kent State with holes on the offensive line, as senior center Tim McAuliffe and sophomore guard Jack Kramer were not in uniform for the contest.