Новости за 03.02.2017

Authorities are searching for the unidentified gunman who robbed a Point Place convenience store today.

LANSING, Mich. — Social Security numbers and other personal information of up to 1.9 million Michigan workers may have been compromised, the state said today.

INDEPENDENCE, Ohio — Kevin Love doesn’t believe the Cleveland Cavaliers will trade him.

PASADENA, Calif. — A man dressed in black threw a homemade incendiary device into a crowded California restaurant at dinnertime, and when it ignited, panicked patrons abandoned their meals and knocked over chairs as they rushed for the exits. But no one was hurt.

U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D., Toledo), along with one other Democrat and two Republicans, today introduced a resolution aimed at uniting Congress behind a tougher line on Russian aggression in Ukraine.

WASHINGTON — Fewer than 60,000 foreigners from seven majority-Muslim countries had their visas canceled after President Donald Trump’s executive order blocked them from traveling to the U.S., the State Department said today.

FAYETTE, Ohio – One woman is dead after crashing her car into a ditch today in Fulton County.

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is imposing sanctions on 13 people and a dozen companies in response to Iran’s recent ballistic missile test.

A top aide to President Trump said today she misspoke when she cited a 2011 “massacre” in Kentucky that never happened.

NEW YORK — Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman is scheduled to appear in person in a federal court in New York.

OAK GROVE, Ky. — Authorities say two Fort Campbell soldiers have been killed and a juvenile injured following a domestic dispute near the Army post on the Kentucky-Tennessee line.

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DETROIT — BMW is recalling more than 230,000 cars and SUVs in the U.S. to replace potentially dangerous Takata air bag inflators.

WASHINGTON — U.S. employers stepped up hiring last month, adding a healthy 227,000 jobs, and more Americans began looking for work, a sign that President Donald Trump has inherited a robust job market.

AKRON, Ohio — Wire recordings of Holocaust survivors singing melodies at a refugee camp in France in 1946 have been heard for the first time in decades, thanks to university employees in Ohio who pieced together a device to listen to them.

A Toledo woman is dead after her vehicle collided with a train late Thursday in South Toledo.

PARIS — A knife-wielding man shouting “Allahu akbar” attacked French soldiers on patrol near the Louvre Museum today in what officials described as a suspected terror attack. The soldiers first tried to fight off the attacker and then opened fire, shooting him five times.

ANN ARBOR — Jim Harbaugh was 40,000 feet above the United States, somewhere between Ann Arbor and Baltimore, when the idea struck him: Michigan would have spring practice in Rome.

Most swimming teams are trying to peak in time for conference championship meets. The St. Francis swimming team is just using it to set them up for a long postseason run.

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U.S. Sen. Rob Portman (R., Ohio) announced Thursday that he will support President Trump’s nominee of Betsy DeVos for secretary of education, providing one more critical vote for her endangered nomination.

On July 20, 1982, my son Daniel was killed by a drunk driver. He was walking across Alexis Road at Rambo Lane, and the driver ran the red light. The man was not given a test to see if he had been drinking.

COLUMBUS — By the age of 12, Elaine Richardson had already had an abortion. By 13 she was selling herself on the streets of Cleveland.

Ottawa Hills Schools is moving forward with a plan to recruit tuition-paying students to help bolster the pupil population, namely in elementary school.

An American in the Special Forces has been killed in Yemen. Chief Special Warfare Operator William “Ryan” Owens, 36, was the first known U.S. casualty there and the first indication that U.S. ground forces are active in the war in that country.