Новости за 22.04.2017

OKEMOS, Mich. — Police have asked for help from the public in locating former Michigan State defensive end Auston Robertson, who is charged with third-degree criminal sexual conduct.

MINNEAPOLIS — The Detroit Tigers placed first baseman Miguel Cabrera on the 10-day disabled list with a strained right groin.

A Toledo man died today after a vehicle crash on Airport Highway.

PHOENIX — Lawmakers are walking away from a proposal to spend state money on a memorial to mark the 2011 shooting that targeted then-Rep. Gabby Giffords and killed six people.

Retired judge Ronald Bowman, who spent 16 years on the Lucas County Common Pleas Court, died Friday at Hospice of Northwest Ohio in South Toledo. He was 86.

PARIS — Polling stations opened today in France’s far-flung overseas territories for the country’s unpredictable presidential election as the 11 candidates in the race observed a ban on campaigning.

BETHESDA, Md. — Today President Trump awarded a Purple Heart to an Army sergeant recently wounded in Afghanistan.

KENT, Ohio — Kent State University’s first universitywide commencement will get a touch of Hollywood as Oscar-winning actress Octavia Spencer speaks to graduates of the northeastern Ohio school.

COLUMBUS — Thousands of people were expected at rallies around Ohio as part of global demonstrations on Earth Day to defend science research.

MEXICO CITY — Two top drug traffickers have been killed in pre-dawn shootouts today with federal force in the northern Mexico border state of Tamaulipas, authorities reported.

CINCINNATI — A new construction project is scheduled to begin on Interstate 75 in Ohio, adding to the frustrations of drivers navigating projects already underway.

DETROIT — Wayne State University has unveiled a $2.3 million baseball facility to honor a legendary Detroit broadcaster.

HOUSTON — American Airlines says it has grounded a flight attendant who got into a verbal confrontation with a passenger after the flight attendant took a baby stroller away from another passenger.

WASHINGTON — Young immigrants brought to the U.S. as children and now in the country illegally can “rest easy,” President Trump says, telling the “dreamers” they will not be targets for deportation under his immigration policies.

WASHINGTON — Scientists, students and research advocates rallied from the Brandenburg Gate to the Washington Monument on Earth Day, conveying a global message of scientific freedom without political interference and spending necessary to make future breakthroughs possible.

COLUMBIA, Tenn. — A 15-year-old Tennessee student who was allegedly kidnapped by her teacher and taken to California is back home, a lawyer for the girl’s family says.

MOSCOW— Russia’s National Anti-Terrorism Committee says the leader of an Islamic State “sleeper cell” and one of the cell’s members have been killed in a shootout with police.

PHOENIX — The desperate effort this week to find two hikers who disappeared at the bottom of the Grand Canyon represented the National Park Service’s most extensive use yet of drones in a search-and-rescue mission.

KABUL, Afghanistan — Authorities today raised the casualty toll to 100 in an attack on a military compound in northern Afghanistan a day earlier by gunmen and suicide bombers wearing army uniforms.

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.  — A supply ship bearing John Glenn’s name arrived at the International Space Station today.

ISTANBUL — Turkey’s justice minister slammed the main opposition party today for contesting the outcome of Sunday’s referendum on expanding presidential powers and said there is no judicial path to reverse the ruling.

A local nonprofit’s attempts to turn the former Spencer-Sharples School in Spencer Township into a residential detox and treatment center has embroiled it in a dispute with the township — complete with procedural errors and vote changes after the fact.

Dinosaurs have hit the SeaGate Convention Centre, as Jurassic Quest, which features realistic, life-size animatronic dinosaurs, runs through Sunday. The family event continues today from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Toledo Mayor Paula Hicks-Hudson was announced Friday as a speaker for a major Great Lakes symposium in Chicago on May 10 and 11.

Numerous streets near the University of Toledo and elsewhere in West Toledo, Ottawa Hills, and Sylvania Township will be closed for varying amounts of time Sunday during the Mercy Health Glass City Marathon.