Новости за 07.06.2017

HELENA-WEST HELENA, Ark. — Police say a 4-year-old boy accidentally fatally shot his mother’s boyfriend in eastern Arkansas.

HEBRON, Ind. — Police say three people, including a child, were in killed when a sport-utility vehicle collided head-on with a dump truck in northwestern Indiana.

The Toledo Zoo announced today Matchbox 20 with special guest Matt Nathanson will perform during the 2017 Live Nation Concert Series on Tuesday, Sept. 19.

QUINCY, Mass. — A Massachusetts medical marijuana dispensary has created a culinary delight for patients who don’t want to smoke their pot or eat it in the form of sweets.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump announced today his pick for FBI director — a former Justice Department official who served as New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s lawyer during the George Washington Bridge lane-closing investigation.

LIMA — A 16-year-old boy was shot just before midnight in Lima and he later died at an area hospital, according to the Lima Police Department.

TEHRAN, Iran — Gunmen and suicide bombers attacked Iran’s parliament and the shrine of its revolutionary leader today, killing at least two people, wounding dozens and igniting an hours-long siege at the legislature that ended with four attackers dead.

Meijer Inc., which operates six stores in Lucas and Wood counties, said Tuesday it will begin home delivery of groceries to the Toledo and Bowling Green areas starting June 22.

McCann joins Mud Hens for tuneup

Former Walleye forward Adam Keefe vividly recalls the chills he experienced when he heard a capacity crowd at Lucas County Arena — now named the Huntington Center — chant his name as he sat in the penalty box after a fight.

CLEVELAND — Defend the Land has become a rallying cry for the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Anthem Inc. said on Tuesday it will not offer marketplace insurance plans in Ohio next year, leaving nearly two dozen counties without an option to buy individual coverage on the health care exchange unless another provider steps in.

COLUMBUS — VR Systems, the Florida elections software company reportedly hacked by Russia, is not used in Ohio.

CLEVELAND — The Blade won 12 awards at this year’s All Ohio Excellence in Journalism Awards, including first-place nods for photography and design.

The newly renovated Riverside Park will be re-dedicated and opened to the public Thursday at 4 p.m.

Tom Mackin, a former member of Perrysburg City Council, kicked off his campaign for Perrysburg mayor Tuesday evening at Gathering Volumes bookstore in Perrysburg.

HCR ManorCare, a Toledo nursing home operator, paid its primary landlord less than half of what it owed in rent for June under a forbearance agreement that was meant to ease the burden on the cash-strapped long-term care facility operator, according to filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

A Defiance-based company is partnering with ProMedica to open a call center near downtown Toledo that will employ 50 workers who will come from Toledo’s homeless population.

Deborah Vargo, a licensed practical nurse and then a registered nurse who received advanced degrees and made educating would-be nurses her professional pursuit, died Friday in her Sylvania Township home. She was 64.

Whether President Trump understands that solar activity determines the temperature of the earth or he believes Arrhenius’ theory that man-made carbon would raise the earth’s temperature so minimally you could adjust by changing from boxers to briefs, I don’t care. He did the right thing getting us out of the Paris climate accord (June 2, ‘‘Trump pulls U.S. out of climate deal”).

Do you like to watch TV competitions where people get up on stage and sing their hearts out or dance like crazy, looking for a thumbs up or a trophy?

More than 45,000 Ohio voters in Lucas County would be affected by a plan to consolidate voting precincts that was discussed Tuesday by the Lucas County Board of Elections.

Sylvania Township soon will have an inpatient psychiatric care hospital designed specifically for patients age 65 and older.

There’s no shortage of hungry mouths to feed at the local wildlife rescue.