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Updated 43 minutes ago
Lakeside showcases park plans

LAKESIDE, Ohio — The Chautauqua community of Lakeside will be 10 acres larger when it opens for its summer season this weekend.

Updated 44 minutes ago
Biden speaks at West Point

Cadets throw their hats in the air to conclude a graduation and commissioning ceremony at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, N.Y.

WEST POINT, N.Y. — Vice President Joe Biden said Saturday that the United States can now focus on new global challenges after a long decade of war in an election-year commencement address to jubilant graduates of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.

Published 44 minutes ago
Vatican confirms butler's arrest

Monsignor Carlo Maria Vigano, left, celebrates a mass on the occasion of St. Barbara day, the patron of firefighters at the Vatican.

VATICAN CITY--The Vatican confirmed on Saturday that the pope's butler has been arrested in its embarrassing leaks scandal, adding a Hollywood twist to a sordid tale of power struggles, intrigue and corruption in the highest levels of Catholic Church governance.

Published 4 hours ago
Toledoan held on $1M bond

Two Toledo men, each recently returned to Lucas County, were arraigned in Toledo Municipal Court Saturday on unrelated murder charges.

Updated 4 hours ago
Maumee boy, 8, on mend

Austin Good, 8, hugs his 10-week-old boxer, Duke. He wanted a puppy even though he was severely attacked last year by two boxers owned by his dad's best friend.

Eight-year-old Austin Good had played with Harley and Hemi since they were puppies and knew them well.

Updated 8 hours ago
Justice refuses to oust judge

Lucas County Common Pleas Judge James Bates will continue to preside over the capital murder case of a man charged in the 2011 asphyxiation deaths of a Springfield Township couple, the chief justice of the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled Friday.

Updated 8 hours ago
Strangulation ruled in death

Jazmon Hoskins, 21, was found dead in an apartment at 3122 Parkwood Ave. on the outskirts of the Old West End.

The woman found dead on Thursday inside an apartment she rented on the outskirts of the Old West End died of asphyxiation by strangulation, the Lucas County Coroner's Office reported Friday.

Updated 8 hours ago
Principal, pig pucker up

Principal Jack Renz dons a pig costume then kisses a pig,
in front of his students at East Broadway Elementary, who exceeded by more than 10,000 pages the reading goal he had set for them. Lester Marks of Monroe, who owns Ned the pig, held him for the kiss Friday.

Updated 8 hours ago
Church aids missionary flight

Gaston Ntambo first came to Toledo to study accounting at Davis College but switched his studies to aviation. After receiving his pilot’s license he returned to the Congo but came back to the United States for mechanic’s training at Ypsilanti, Mich.

When aviation missionary Gaston Ntambo receives a call for an emergency medical flight in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, he must first get permission to fly to neighboring Zambia to obtain fuel.

Updated 8 hours ago
Claim of tie to Bell rings untrue

Mayor Mike Bell says a woman found in a house where a man died is not a relative.

They don't send birthday or Christmas cards, but every now and then, the mayor hears that he has a new relative.

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