Новости за 01.02.2017

Central Catholic's Warren heading to Cincinnati

NEW YORK — Blue Ivy is about to become a big sister — twice over.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve has left its key interest rate unchanged at a time of solid economic gains but also heightened uncertainty surrounding the new Trump Administration.

COLUMBUS – Ohio State kept one of the top prospects in Ohio in his home state.

President Donald Trump today said Senate Republicans should “go for it” and invoke the so-called nuclear option, preventing Democrats from using a filibuster to block his Supreme Court nominee.

U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D., Ohio) has a campaign war chest of $3.2 million -- more than twice what he had at this point in his 2012 re-election race, according to a newly filed federal disclosure.

BOWLING GREEN -- For Walter Haire, signing a National Letter of Intent to join the Bowling Green State University football program was the highlight of his senior season.

WASHINGTON — The Senate Judiciary Committee has approved the nomination of Sen. Jeff Sessions to be attorney general after angry exchanges between Republicans and Democrats.

BOWLING GREEN -- The Bowling Green State University football team has completed their class of 2017 recruits, signing 20 players today to join four early enrollees.

The University of Toledo football team has received letters of intent from 21 players so far today.

WASHINGTON — Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee voted Wednesday to recommend the nominations of Tom Price as Health and Human Services secretary and Steve Mnuchin as Treasury secretary to the full Senate after changing rules to stymie a boycott by Democrats, according to the Associated Press.

Ohio’s U.S. senators have staked out opposite positions on President Trump’s nomination of Neil Gorsuch to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Perrysburg Township police arrested a man they said kidnapped a stranger today while fleeing law enforcement.

ANN ARBOR -- Jim Harbaugh appeared in front of a booming Crisler Arena crowd, the emperor receiving approval from the masses.

Central Catholic standout running back Michael Warren is heading to the University of Cincinnati to continue his football career in college.

COLUMBUS – The fax machine at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center did its heaviest lifting of the year before 10:30 a.m. today.

NEW YORK — Hillary Clinton has a lot of plans for 2017, including some reflections on her stunning loss to Donald Trump.

WASHINGTON — U.S. companies ramped up hiring in January, adding the most new workers since June, according to a private survey.

CLEVELAND — A judge has blocked an Ohio law that would have barred local hiring regulations for public projects, such as Cleveland’s requirement that city residents get to work on certain projects.

Most of the time, when you order fast food, you know exactly what you're getting: an inexpensive meal that tastes great but is probably loaded with fat, cholesterol and sodium.

A West Toledo man fired into the air multiple times and barricaded himself in a house for several hours early today, authorities said.

Traffic is slowed early today on I-475 southbound following a crash.

FRANKFURT, Germany — Volkswagen has agreed to pay at least $1.2 billion in buybacks and compensation to settle claims from U.S. owners of cars with larger diesel engines that the company rigged to cheat on emissions tests.

AMONA, West Bank — Israeli forces began an operation to evacuate settlers from a West Bank outpost today whose slated destruction could rupture Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s narrow coalition, dominated by ultranationalists who support settlements.

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