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For many progressives looking ahead to the midterm election gold, every issue raises a Hamlet-like question: is it better to deal now with an Administration desperate to show it can govern or hold out for more favorable terms after expected gains at the polls. The tension can often be quite severe — Democrats remember well how Mitch McConnell’s unpatriotic “total opposition” political approach in 2009 hurt the country while simultaneously bolstering Republican electoral fortunes.

By the spring of 1990, the lacrosse campaign had won at St. John’s Jesuit.

The Toledo Lucas County Public Library is celebrating Jazz Appreciation Month with a series of performances at the Kent branch.

A bit more than six years after Jed’s at the Yard served its last chicken chunks in downtown Toledo, a new Jed’s location will open on Superior Street in the coming weeks.

A bit more than six years after Jed’s at the Yard served its last chicken chunks in downtown Toledo, a new Jed’s location will open on Superior Street in the coming weeks.

First responders have heard nearly every explanation when they respond to non-fatal opioid overdose calls.

A man who died last month when a hand-built shelter caught fire in the city’s center was identified Friday by the Lucas County Coroner’s Office.

Riding a dominant starting pitching tandem and an influx of freshmen talent, the University of Toledo softball team is in the midst of one of its best seasons in recent memory.

COLUMBUS—Jennifer L. Zalecki, president and CEO of the Toledo area’s Battery Wholesale, has been appointed by Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor to the Small Business Advisory Council.

Sarah Helbig remembers when “running” meant eyeing the next mailbox down the street and telling herself she could walk when she got there.

COUDERSPORT, Pa. — The tremors produced by a bulldozer’s scraping thrusts and the thrashing about of skip loaders likely presented a threat she could not tolerate. A mother black bear, startled from the den she had built in a stack of tree tops left from a timber harvest, scurried off into the surrounding forest, leaving behind a cub.

ANN ARBOR — Inside Michigan’s locker room, more than 100 football players eat, breathe, and sleep the sport. It’s an overdose of testosterone and machismo.

ANN ARBOR — Charles Matthews announced he will declare for the 2018 NBA Draft while not hiring an agent, which gives him the possibility of removing his name and returning to Michigan next season.

Dave & Buster’s on Monroe Street reopened Friday after an employee there tested positive for hepatitis A.

In this week’s edition of Behind The Readers’ Forum, The Blade welcomes letter writer Edward Nussel to discuss his recent letter.

Former astronaut and retired U.S. Air Force Col. Greg H. Johnson speaks to students at St. Francis de Sales High School about his time in space, and how the work of astronauts impacts life on earth. Scroll through the gallery to see all of the photos.

The start of the NFL season is still five months away, and there’s plenty to do between now and then. The draft is next week. Big names are still looking for new homes.

Two parents have been charged after an 8-week-old boy was injured Wednesday under his father’s care, according to documents filed in Toledo Municipal Court.

Completing the Boston Marathon is the athletic achievement of a lifetime for many who run it.

University of Toledo guard Olivia Cunningham is transferring from the program.

The idea, as all good ones do, started with a hot dog costume and a Guinness World Record.

A West Toledo man is accused of breaking into a woman’s home and severely beating her for several hours and returning to the home the next day, according to Toledo police reports.

A West Toledo man is accused of breaking into a woman’s home and later returning, beating her for several hours.

A student was wounded and a suspect is in custody after a shooting Friday morning at a high school in Ocala, Florida, according to the Marion County Sheriff's Office.

COLUMBUS — Michigan will not play at Value City Arena during the 2018-19 basketball season.