Новости за 21.01.2017

BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University men's basketball team claimed a 79-74 victory over Ball State at the Stroh Center today.

WASHINGTON — Women from northwest Toledo and a few male companions as well joined the Women's March on Washington today, hoping to send a strong message to the new occupant of the Oval Office.

TEANECK, N.J. — Transit police say they’ve arrested a New Jersey man who avoided paying tolls nearly 900 times and owes more than $56,000 in unpaid tolls and fees.

BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University women's basketball team suffered a 75-53 loss to Ball State at the Stroh Center today.

WASHINGTON  — The Interior Department began tweeting again today, a day after an employee shared tweets that appeared unsympathetic to President Donald Trump and prompted a temporary, department-wide freeze on tweeting from its official accounts.

WASHINGTON  — President Donald Trump opened his first full day as president Saturday at a national prayer service, the final piece of transition business for the nation’s new chief executive before a promised full-on shift into governing.

COLUMBUS — Two Ohio lawmakers plan to introduce legislation that would prohibit the state’s public transit unions from starting strikes.

NEW ORLEANS — The man authorities say shot and killed a woman he’d been romantically involved with and a police officer who had tried to help her has died, hours after shooting himself in the chest during a standoff with authorities on a New Orleans bridge.

HAMILTON, Ohio — Officials in a southwest Ohio city that’s recognized as the “City of Sculpture” will accept 11 sculptures.

WASHINGTON — Wearing pink, pointy-eared “pussyhats” to mock the new president, throngs of women descended on the nation’s capital and other cities around the globe today for marches and demonstrations aimed at showing Donald Trump they won’t be silent over the next four years.

A Sandusky man who already has 11 drunk driving convictions against him, was charged with operating a vehicle under the influence Thursday by the Ohio Highway Patrol.

WASHINGTON — Hundreds of thousands of people in the United States and around the world are joining marches Saturday to raise awareness of women's rights and other civil rights they fear could be under threat under Donald Trump's presidency.

HATTIESBURG, Miss. — Severe storms shattered parts of southern Mississippi early today, killing at least three people in Forrest County, state Emergency Management Agency spokesman Greg Flynn said.

Today

WEST LIBERTY, Ohio — A school shooting that left one student hospitalized and others scrambling out classroom windows could have been far worse if not for the heroics of staff members who stopped the shooter and had him pinned down when police arrived, authorities said.

FARINDOLA, Italy — Emergency crews pulled out four more survivors from the rubble of a hotel crushed by an avalanche and were searching today for more as family members awaited word if their relatives were among the lucky ones to get out.

ROME — A bus carrying Hungarian school students home from a skiing trip to France slammed into a highway barrier in northern Italy and caught fire, killing at least 16 people, police said today. Thirty-nine people survived, though some were seriously injured.

PESHAWAR, Pakistan — A bomb exploded today in a market in a northwest tribal region that borders Afghanistan, killing 22 people and wounding at least 50, officials said.

BUCHAREST, Romania — Fire engulfed a popular nightclub in the Romanian capital early today, sending 41 people to hospitals for treatment including one who was seriously injured. No deaths were reported.

Boys basketball

Activist Mike Ferner and his environmental group, Advocates for a Clean Lake Erie, said Friday they are sending a series of handmade “super-sized” postcards to President Trump in hopes he will designate Lake Erie an impaired body of water.

WEST LIBERTY, Ohio — A school shooting that left one student hospitalized and others scrambling out classroom windows could have been far worse if not for the heroics of staff members, who stopped the shooter and had him pinned down when police arrived, authorities said.

First place in the Northern Lakes League wasn’t the only thing on the line Friday night at Southview High School.

Before a loud, energetic home crowd on Alumni Night, Toledo Christian’s more experienced team was simply not going to be denied in a showdown for first place in Toledo Area Athletic Conference boys basketball.

It was a throw-out-the-records type of night at Southview.