Новости за 09.05.2017

Toledo Public Schools and the roughly 2,600-member teachers union reached what both sides described as a “tentative agreement” on a three-year contract.

Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted promised to bring back the American Dream to Ohioans and make the state more business-friendly if elected governor next year, in an interview today with The Blade.

MONROE — Opening statements in a Monroe County murder trial painted opposing pictures of the defendant.

Hart Inc. will relocate its headquarters from Maumee to downtown Toledo by early next year.

WASHINGTON  — Former President Barack Obama is starting to define his new role in the age of Donald Trump.

The seventh full day of testimony in the trial of Ray Abou-Arab was delayed today while the court spoke with each of the 12 jurors and three alternates individually.

BERLIN — German authorities arrested a second soldier today on allegations he was part of a far-right plot to assassinate prominent political figures and blame the attack on refugees in a case that has raised concerns about extremism within the country’s military.

OXFORD, Miss. — Longtime Fox News anchor Shepard Smith has opened up about his sexuality and the impact it has had on his career.

NEW YORK — ABC says it will revive “American Idol” after it has spent only one year off the air.

CEDARVILLE, Ohio — Trustees at a small university in Ohio have approved allowing faculty and staff with permits to carry concealed weapons on campus.

COLUMBUS — Ohio’s environmental regulators have issued a $430,000 fine against a company building a natural gas pipeline from West Virginia to Michigan.

PARIS — French police searched Tuesday for three men suspected of plotting an Islamic State group-inspired attack after authorities conducted a major operation at a Paris train station.

Imagine building a $200 million palace on a flood plain, then not springing for insurance and saying a Hail Mary.

The skillful and quick Walleye advanced to the conference finals with one of their most complete and dominating efforts of the Kelly Cup playoffs Saturday night.

The concept behind special youth hunting opportunities is a simple one: provide young people the chance to hunt with the assistance of a mentor, and provide a time frame for youth to hunt when they will not be in competition with the rest of the hunting public.

Ann Wilson of Heart is set to perform Aug. 10 at Centennial Terrace, 5773 Centennial Rd., Sylvania Township, as part of the 2017 White Family Dealerships Concert Series.

COLUMBUS — Republican U.S. Senate candidate Josh Mandel vowed Monday to serve just two six-year terms if elected and would work to pass a constitutional amendment imposing similar term limits on Congress.

University of Toledo President Sharon Gaber touted recent achievements — from growing enrollment to doubling the alumni giving rate — at a Rotary Club of Toledo meeting Monday.

The Hicks-Hudson administration wants the city of Toledo’s state-level lobbyist on the job for another year, but one councilman plans to hold up the contract until he has answers.

Ted John Grachek, the third-generation owner of a landmark convenience store on Lagrange Street and long-time supporter of Polish Village organizations, died May 2 at Anyana Kai, 3344 Secor Rd. He was 64.

As the debate and issue of lead paint in homes goes on, it frustrates me to know that the issue of mold is not even considered in this city.

Festival season is nearly upon us, with the German-American Festival, the Festival of India, and the The Blade’s 34th annual Northwest Ohio Rib-Off — among many, many others — all coming up over the course of the summer.

Dana Inc. and the University of Toledo have launched a partnership program that they hope will encourage more black high school students to pursue careers within the engineering field — and potentially place them in a job once they get their degree.

How many of you, here in Buckeye territory, would love to beat Ann Arbor at something else besides football?