Новости за 13.06.2017

A jewel of Toledo’s resurgent UpTown neighborhood caught fire Tuesday, forcing residents of the 18-unit apartment building onto the street where they watched in disbelief as the 1897 structure burned.

NEW YORK — Wall Street gained today, with the S&P 500, Dow industrials and Russell 2000 setting record closing highs, as technology stocks bounced back and investors positioned for an expected Federal Reserve interest rate hike.

SAN FRANCISCO — A U.S. Coast Guard ship that first set out to sea during the Spanish-American War and sank off the coast of Southern California 100 years ago won’t be moved anytime soon, officials said today.

NEW YORK — After allegations of sexual harassment and a toxic workplace from a former employee, Uber hired former Attorney General Eric Holder and his law firm to come up with recommendations for changes. The recommendations, which were released Tuesday to employees and to the public, suggest a broad range of changes to the ride-hailing app’s workplace culture.

It may be the offseason, but it's still time to make a deal.

WASHINGTON — The Latest on probes into possible contacts between Trump campaign associates and Russia:

FREMONT — Bond was set at $2 million today for a Clyde man charged with aggravated murder with death-penalty specifications in the 2015 death of a Fremont woman.

Recent reports from Perrysburg and Perrysburg Township police departments.

Toledo mayoral candidate Wade Kapszukiewicz today blasted the city's building inspections department under Mayor Paula Hicks-Hudson as chaotic — claiming its computer system failed, it allowed $500,000 in checks to sit in an “unsecured cabinet” for months, and business owners are routinely delayed getting permits.

The closing credits on the trilogy nobody wanted to end rolled Monday.

NEW YORK — A carbon monoxide leak in a building three blocks from the World Trade Center has sickened 32 people.

RICHMOND, Va.— A University of Virginia fraternity chapter has agreed to settle its lawsuit against Rolling Stone magazine over a debunked story about a rape on campus.

WASHINGTON — North Korea has released Otto Warmbier, an American college student who was serving a 15-year prison term with hard labor for alleged anti-state acts, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said today.

DETROIT — A wet spring season has experts predicting that summer water levels for the Great Lakes could be higher than normal and above last year’s mark through early fall.

A Toledo man who committed three violent robberies was sentenced today to 16 years in prison.

Secretary of State Jon Husted is first to name statewide county chairs in GOP governor contest.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump says the continued decline in the number of health care subscribers is a sign that the “obstructionist Democrats gave up.”

A Lucas County judge ruled today that Tyanna Thomas, who police say at 14 years old shot and killed her brother, will not stand trial as an adult.

A Springfield High School student told a Lucas County judge this morning that she did not want a former math teacher who had a sexual relationship with her to get the maximum prison sentence.

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Chicago rapper Chief Keef has been arrested in South Dakota for drug possession.

CAIRO — An Egyptian watchdog says authorities have increased their blocking of critical websites, and are now shifting toward preventing internet users from obtaining software that would allow them to bypass such restrictions.

A disabled vehicle on southbound I-75 at Miami Street is slowing traffic, according to ODOT.

NEW YORK — A New York City police officer who once worked as a lifeguard put the training from his former career to work, saving two people who were struggling in water off a boardwalk in Queens.

A man was shot in East Toledo overnight and he later died at the hospital.