Daniel Burleson was charged with Possession of a Fictitious ID Card, a serious misdemeanor. He was released from jail on his own recognizance.

‘Some of you complained that this is all about my ego. Stop! OK, just stop right now!’

Walmart and Sam's Club said that requiring masks 'is a simple step everyone can take for their safety and the safety of others in our facilities.'

"You could make a convincing case that Betty White is the most versatile and beloved entertainer in American history," the author said.

Damon Sherry, a Democrat, is a 21-year-old BGSU senior who will be sworn into office to represent Ward 1 in January.

The village will also be granting households a $300 credit for electricity.

The president delivered the most famous words in auto racing: "Gentlemen, start your engines."

The bill would have prevented minors from receiving gender-affirming care and banned participation from transgender athletes in girls and women's sports.

The piece was created by Toledo artist David Ross. The building was said to be stable and secure prior to the lightning strike, however, the facade was not.

Jaedyn McKinstry beat cancer, returned to the football field, and is now a scholarship player at the Division I level.

The law would allow residents to purchase and possess up to 30 grams of usable marijuana at a time.

'Today I call for Ohio to fully re-open and allow Ohioans to get back to work, get their kids back to school, and remove our statewide mask mandate.'

The University of Toledo Medical Center's pathology laboratory can now test for COVID-19 and deliver results in less than 48 hours.

Inside the Five released a statement saying it's 'disappointing' a worker came in feeling ill and sent her home, saying it has health and safety protocols in place.

The company credits provisions in the Biden Administration's Inflation Reduction Act for the investment. All three facilities in the area will benefit.

'Why in the world would you take the risk of losing your life when you can take a shot that takes no more than a few seconds?' Harold Brown said.

The Toledo native, picked 10th overall, starred at Rogers High School and the University of South Carolina.

Cutting Russia out of the SWIFT financial system is one of the heaviest steps the U.S. and its allies could take.

Both the state House and Senate have voted to file a bill to remove the symbol that many see as racist.

The bill was filed by Rep. James Talarico, a Round Rock native and former public school teacher.

Brown is a three-sport athlete in football, basketball and baseball while also maintaining a 4.0-grade point average.

Unemployed workers in Montana will no longer receive $300 in weekly extra benefits funded by the federal government.

Ohio House Bill 411 would raise the teacher base salary from $35,000 to $50,000 a year.