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University of Toledo President Sharon Gaber met with members of Toledo’s Washington delegation Tuesday and Wednesday.

University of Toledo President Sharon Gaber met with members of Toledo’s Washington delegation Wednesday and Tuesday.

BOWLING GREEN – The attendance figure for the Bowling Green State University women’s basketball team’s game against Xavier Wednesday is not a misprint.

COLUMBUS — Ohio State football’s past month of play saw four straight victories, a conference championship, and a triggered series of bonuses for head coach Urban Meyer.

A city man was killed Tuesday while he was sitting in the driver’s seat of a car in central Toledo, according to the Lucas County Coroner’s Office.

A quiet afternoon in a West Toledo neighborhood was shattered by gunfire Wednesday, as shooters driving in two separate cars sped down city streets spraying bullets at each other.

A lockdown has been lifted at a West Toledo elementary school Wednesday after Toledo police said shots were fired nearby.

COLUMBUS — Calls for a new review of applications to grow the product to feed Ohio’s new medical-marijuana industry are increasing on both sides of the aisle after the revelation that one of the consultants hired to help score them had a drug conviction.

Pets have long since earned the right to be called family.

A French company and a Wisconsin-based subsidiary of a Bowling Green firm have received job-creation tax credits from the Ohio Tax Credit Authority that are expected to help the two firms create a combined 122 new full-time jobs with payrolls totaling $5 million.

The Walleye suffered their first home loss of the season as rival Fort Wayne handed Toledo a 5-2 setback at the Huntington Center today.

Unison Health announced a plan to develop recovery housing units in the Toledo area, a project contingent on raising about $65,000 by year’s end.

BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University women’s basketball team defeated Xavier 63-53 at the Stroh Center Wednesday morning.

U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D., Ohio) said Wednesday that his Democratic colleague Sen. Al Franken of Minnesota should resign, following complaints of sexual harassment.

Doug Bush has been named president of ProMedica Defiance Regional Hospital, one of two leadership changes the health system announced Wednesday.

Doug Bush has been named president of ProMedica Defiance Regional Hospital, the health system announced Wednesday.

COLUMBUS — Former Napoleon Mayor Steve Lankenau hopes to succeed former Rep. Robert McColley (R., Napoleon) in the House as part of the game of musical chairs started state Sen. Cliff Hite (R., Findlay) resigned two months ago.

Mancy's Steakhouse is one of those Toledo institutions where one goes to be delighted with perfection of aroma, sight, and taste. It has always set the culinary standard. Its dining rooms and bar are the things of movies — dark wood, a roaring fire, circular staircase, and artwork worthy of museums that adorn the walls. It has a regal atmosphere and low lighting. It is a restaurant you go to when you want to enjoy your company over a wonderful meal with of some of the best steaks available.

With Toledo set for a rematch against Appalachian State in the Dollar General Bowl in Mobile, Ala., here is a look back at the 31-28 win for the Mountaineers in last year’s Raycom Media Camellia Bowl.

A central city home was shot multiple times early Wednesday, according to Toledo police.

Today’s guests on The Full Course are David and Cindy Bench, who are long-time farmers in Curtice, Ohio. They are the second generation to work the land at 9151 Jerusalem Rd., having taken over from Charles and Margaret, the parents of Big Dave (as he is known), who founded Bench Farms (benchfarms.com).

Walleye Watch vs. Fort Wayne

Mayor-elect Wade Kapszukiewicz held his first transition round-table Wednesday in the basement cafeteria of a local law firm.

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected a plea from the Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow to fast-track its appeal of the state’s efforts to claw back tens of millions in subsidies for over-reporting student attendance.

FREMONT — One person remains in critical condition and three others were injured Tuesday after a two-vehicle crash on U.S. 20 at State Rte. 600 near Fremont, according to the State Highway Patrol.