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A man who just got out of jail for robbing a Wyoming bank in 2022 is back behind bars, accused of hitting the same Fifth Third branch days after his release.

Owens Express baseball to host doubleheader at Fifth Third Field The Owens Express baseball team, led by head coach John Parisho, will return to the home of the Toledo Mud Hens for a doubleheader against the Community Christian College Lions on Friday, April 19 beginning at 4:30 p.m.

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Fifth Third CEO Timothy Spence got a 15.3% raise last year, bringing his total 2023 compensation to nearly $9.4 million, company disclosures show.

West Virginia’s regular-season finale Saturday afternoon at Cincinnati followed a similar pattern as many other WVU games the past four months – the Mountaineers fell behind early and were never

Brian E. Frost is the new executive director of Actors Theatre of Indiana.

Cincinnati legends and UC alums Travis and Jason Kelce are coming back to their alma mater for a live show of their podcast "New Heights."

Organizations Announce 2023 Centers of Excellence Graduates ...

At the Algonac City Council’s Feb. 20 meeting, council members voted to approve the Milford Jackson Testamentary Trust account summary and talked a bit about where the funds from the trust should go.

Testimony was heard Wednesday on proposed legislation to cap the rates that payday lenders in Michigan can charge, designed to prevent what was called “a debt trap by design.” Two bills were …