Новости за 31.03.2017

PHILADELPHIA — A family who lost a Norman Rockwell painting in a burglary at their home over 40 years ago got it back today and knew for sure it was theirs because of a scrape and hole the exact size of the butt-end of a pool cue.

BOLINGBROOK, Ill. — In Roger Claar’s 31 years as mayor, Bolingbrook has grown from a sleepy town surrounded by farm fields to a diverse Chicago suburb nearly twice as large, with its own airport and even an IKEA. And every four years, Claar has easily won re-election, facing little if any opposition.

March is not going out like a lamb in parts of New England.

SACRAMENTO — Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly have defended federal agents who make immigration arrests at courthouses after California’s top judge asked them to stop, a letter released today states.

CANTON — Police in Ohio say the young son of a woman who was among four people found dead inside a home escaped after being swooped up by another man when a shooting broke out.

JACKSONVILLE — A principal in Florida has apologized after a staff member put up posters around the school showing girls what kinds of dresses would and wouldn’t be allowed at the prom.

NEW YORK — Wall Street closed out a solid quarter today with a day of listless trading that ended on a soft note.

AUGUSTA, Maine — An Ohio man wanted for murder in his home state has been jailed following a routine bail check on a man in Augusta, Maine.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee authorities say there’s been a confirmed sighting in Oklahoma of a 15-year-old girl who disappeared more than two weeks ago with her 50-year-old teacher.

Dennis DeYoung, Lee Brice, and Grand Funk Railroad will be the headline performers at The Blade’s 34th Annual Northwest Ohio Rib Off Aug. 17-20 at the Lucas County Fairgrounds in Maumee.

Toledo crews responded to a house fire today in the central city.

CINCINNATI — Ohio’s lieutenant governor stepped down today as the state’s insurance director.

An autopsy today determined serial killer Donald Harvey died from blunt head trauma following an attack at Toledo Correctional Institution.

COLUMBUS — A Columbus man has been indicted on multiple charges and could face the death penalty in relation to the February rape and murder of Reagan Delaney Tokes, a 21-year-old former Monclova Township woman and Ohio State University student.

BISMARCK, N.D. — Attorneys for the developer of the Dakota Access pipeline are fighting an attempt by Sioux tribes to argue that oil under their water source potentially interferes with their religion, even as the company steadily fills the line with oil.

BUCHAREST, Romania — Britain’s Prince Charles reconnected with one of his ancestors on today, walking past a statue of Vlad the Impaler during a tour of Bucharest on his final day in Romania.

SAN DIEGO — A proposed $25 million settlement between President Donald Trump and former customers of his now-defunct Trump University hinges on a judge who praised the deal Thursday but delayed his final approval though sharply questioning a challenge.

COLUMBUS — Police in Ohio’s capital city say one woman shot another in a lingerie store full of shoppers, apparently because of a fight over a man.

MOSCOW — Russian prosecutors moved today to block calls on social networks for more street protests in Moscow and other Russian cities following a wave of rallies that have cast a new challenge to the Kremlin.

CINCINNATI — The father of a man hospitalized in critical condition with gunshot wounds after a Cincinnati nightclub shooting says he was elated to learn that police were charging two suspects — and then devastated to find out his son was one of them.

A judge ordered the City of Toledo to remove an urban farmer’s piles of wood chips from his three central city vacant lots.

CANTON, Ohio  — A man who found four people dead inside a northeast Ohio home told a 911 dispatcher that he knew the identity of the shooter.

CLEVELAND — Federal prosecutors have charged an Ohio man accused of embezzling over $180,000 in federal grants intended to help Native Americans.

For Matias Ferreira, becoming a United States Marine was a childhood dream.

BERLIN — The U.N. body tasked with tackling climate change says it will wait and see what impact U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to roll back the previous administration’s efforts to curb global warming will have.