If you spend any time on the Internet, you’ve been subjected to marketing tactics that can make it almost impossible to ignore the bait.

A Blade obituary a while back noted that the deceased had taken a rather unusual occupation late in his life: funeral greeter.

One of the most popular features of The Blade is the daily trivia challenge compiled by a friend and former colleague, Mike Kelly.

Guided by the philosophy that good people doing strange things makes a great story, I was steered to Steve Agler’s quest for a million pennies.

Nobody has to tell Zak Vassar the challenges he signed up for at the Toledo Symphony Orchestra.

The calendar says spring has arrived, but I’ll bet you still could use a reminder that warmer days are ahead.

The supermarket where we often shop, the Bowling Green Kroger’s, is nearly finished with a major expansion. Now you need a GPS to find your way around.

Your snowbird friends have all been enjoying warmer weather in Florida for months.

One of the outcomes of the presidential election is the return of vigorous public speech. The good old political protest.

Thanks to global warming, green -- the color of money -- is the new white in the Arctic Ocean. History was made several months ago in the Arctic. It was good history if you are in the tourism business in Alaska and northern Canada. It was bad history if you’re into environmental protection.