Новости за 09.02.2017

PHOENIX — Arizona immigration activists prodded Phoenix politicians and law enforcement to declare the city a sanctuary for immigrants in the country illegally after a mother of two U.S. citizens was deported early this morning.

One of the Toledo headliners for Friday’s boxing card at the Huntington Center will not be fighting.

WASHINGTON — The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan said today he needs a “few thousand” more troops to better accomplish an integral part of the mission, and he complained that Russian meddling is complicating the counterterrorism fight.

U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D., Ohio) today declared his opposition to President Trump’s nominee of U.S. Rep. Tom Price (R., Ga.) as secretary of Health and Human Services.

The Lucas County Coroner's Office identified the man found dead Wednesday inside a vacant North Toledo garage.

BOSTON — Two Massachusetts daily newspapers that could trace their roots to the late 19th century have ceased publication, citing financial pressures.

ST. LOUIS — American Airlines says a threat that forced one of its planes to be diverted to St. Louis has been deemed “non-credible” by law enforcement and the flight will continue to Phoenix.

KABUL, Afghanistan — The international Red Cross today temporarily suspended its activities in Afghanistan following an attack that killed six of its employees the previous day in a northern province.

One day after returning to the Walleye, goaltender Cal Heeter was recalled to Grand Rapids of the American Hockey League today.

FLINT, Mich. — Police say a 4-year-old girl has died after being struck by a vehicle in Flint while walking to school with her mother.

RICHMOND, Va. — A bill to cut off funding for Planned Parenthood clinics in Virginia is advancing in the state General Assembly, despite facing a likely veto from the governor.

WASHINGTON — President Trump lashed out at Republican Sen. John McCain today, accusing the veteran of emboldening the enemy for disputing the administration’s insistence that the deadly U.S. military mission in Yemen was a success.

MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. — A Central Michigan University Republican student group is apologizing for a Valentine’s Day card that mocks Jews who died in the Holocaust.

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Postal Service said today it lost $200 million during the year-end holiday season, despite a strong quarter of package shipping and expanded use of vote-by-mail in the November presidential election.

CANNON BALL, N.D. — Construction of the final segment of the Dakota Access pipeline has begun, and the full system should be operational within three months, the developer of the long-delayed project said today, even as an American Indian tribe filed a legal challenge to block the work and protect its water supply.

ATLANTA — The owner of two dogs that attacked two Atlanta children last month, leaving one dead, is no longer facing a felony.

NEW ORLEANS — The estate of a late New Orleans YouTube star has filed a $20 million copyright infringement lawsuit against Beyonce over the use of his voice in her song “Formation.”

ISLAMABAD — Pakistan says its archrival India is building a “secret nuclear city” to produce thermonuclear weapons as well as developing intercontinental missiles and secretly stockpiling nuclear material.

BOSTON — The northeastern U.S. is bracing for a powerful, fast-moving storm that is expected to bring more than a foot of snow in some places.

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Start survives scare by Rogers

After 38 years of coaching basketball at St. John’s Jesuit, Ed Heintschel (681-208 career record) has pretty much seen it all in guiding his Titans to 15 league championships, 14 district titles, and six trips to the state final four.

Stacked card ready to showcase local talent

He boxes on the side now, unable to make time for another full-time job.