Are you wondering what your little baby will be as he or she grows up? Read More of "New year, new savings resolutions"

The Toledo men's tennis team fell, 7-0, to a very tough Indiana team Sunday January 13. Read More of "Rockets fall in clash against Indiana"

Ohio's horizontal shale region saw an increase in oil production and natural gas in the third quarter this year. Read More of "Shale gas, oil production in Ohio up in third quarter"

A state law allowing trial courts to waive or modify court costs applies only to those sentenced after the statute's March 23, 2013 effective date, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled recently. Read More of "State law limits request for court cost modifications"

Three longstanding LGBT legal activists will be honored by the Commission on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) with its seventh annual Stonewall Award during a ceremony Jan. 26 at the ABA Midyear Meeting in Las Vegas. Read More of "Three LGBT trailblazers to receive Stonewall Award"

A City of Cleveland employee was indicted for extortion, accepting bribes and other crimes after he accepted below-market improvements on his property from a contractor seeking city business and directed city projects to benefit himself, his outside businesses, and his clients. Read More of "Cleveland city employee indicted for extortion and accepting bribes from a contractor"

Nationwide Insurance Co. was one of two Ohio companies recognized among the top 50 best companies for diversity by a national magazine. Read More of "Nationwide Insurance recognized for diversity"

A new system launched along three major Ohio highways will make it much easier for truck drivers to find safe parking, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation. Read More of "ODOT launches new truck parking information system"

The Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) released its second report on homelessness, which highlights the growing numbers of Ohioans accessing homelessness services, in particular young children and aging adults. Read More of "Ohio's homeless numbers increasing among children and older adults, report says"

In the days following George H. W. Bush’s death, it was impossible to ignore the mood that settled over much of the country: a yearning for the civility, dignity and inclusiveness that the former president represented. It was a form of bipartisan nostalgia for a time when the nation seemed to work. Read More of "The political landscape ahead"

Registration is now open for the University of Toledo's 2018 Winter Dance Clinic with the Toledo Rockettes on Saturday, Jan. 26. Read More of "Winter Dance Clinic with Rockettes set for Jan. 26"

The evidence can be found in every corner of central Ohio - from the many cranes in downtown Columbus to the new homes, apartments and road-widening projects in the suburbs. Read More of "Columbus metro area population expected to hit 3 million by 2050"

A Solon man was sentenced to 30 months in prison for his role in a conspiracy to defraud the Cleveland Clinic out of more than $2.7 million. Read More of "Man sentenced to 30 months in prison for his role in conspiracy to defraud the Cleveland Clinic out of $2.7 million"

The association representing public children services agencies throughout Ohio made a plea late last year for public support for a reform plan centered on a continuum of care for children affected by the ongoing opioid crisis ravaging the Buckeye State. Read More of "Report: Children services challenged by ongoing opioid crisis"

The Ohio Supreme Court recently found two men had engaged in the unauthorized practice of law and ordered them to cease. Read More of "Supreme Court of Ohio sanctions two men for unauthorized practice of law"

Junior Sara Rokkanen scored 12 points and senior Kaalya McIntyre added 11, but it wasn't enough to overcome a cold-shooting night for the Rockets, as they fell to Kent State, 58-47, on Saturday before 4,071 fans in Savage Arena. With the loss, UT falls to 9-5 overall, 1-2 in the league. Read More of "Toledo falls to MAC East Division leader Kent State, 58-47"

Preliminary results from the fall trawl survey in Ohio’s portion of the central basin of Lake Erie show an exceptional hatch of walleye and an average hatch of yellow perch, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR). Read More of "Exceptional walleye hatch recorded for Lake Erie’s central basin"

A jury convicted a Hilliard couple of conspiracy to commit health care fraud and health care fraud yesterday evening following a two-week trial before U.S. District Judge Algenon L. Marbley. Read More of "Husband and wife convicted of health care fraud"

Toledo utilized a 12-2 run down the stretch on Saturday afternoon to pull out an 85-77 victory at Western Michigan (6-10, 0-3 MAC). The win gave the Rockets (13-3, 1-2 MAC) their first Mid-American Conference triumph of the season as well as their second win in a row in University Arena. Read More of "Late spurt propels Rockets to 85-77 win at Western Michigan"

Ohio's Hospice, a statewide affiliation of non-profit, community-based hospices that includes Hospice of Central Ohio, announced a new partnership to extend a technology platform to all of its members. Read More of "Ohio's Hospice partners with Netsmart, connects care settings"