Новости за 14.06.2017

When Cesar Antonio illegally crossed the U.S.-Mexico border 21 years ago, he had nothing. But he made himself a promise.

Three players were added to the Marathon Classic field today.

SAN FRANCISCO — Authorities say a shooting at San Francisco UPS warehouse has killed three people as well as the shooter.

A Toledo woman indicted for murder for striking and killing a man with her car entered into a plea agreement on reduced charges today in Lucas County Common Pleas Court.

NORTH ROYALTON, Ohio — A Bowling Green State University student was among three people found dead Sunday, police and BGSU officials said.

A Toledo woman who lied to Lucas County Sheriff's deputies about her boyfriend's involvement in a homicide at Maumee Bay State Park last summer was placed on probation for two years today.

ANN ARBOR – Michigan's international trip to Italy cost between $750,000 and $800,000, athletic director Warde Manuel told the Detroit News.

PUTNAM, Conn. — A Connecticut man is facing charges after police say he went on a naked rampage inside an antiques store.

Bedford Schools Superintendent Mark Kleinhans will retire at the end of July after 33 years in education.

FLINT, Mich. — The head of the Michigan health department has been charged with involuntary manslaughter in Flint’s lead-tainted water crisis.

WAUSEON — State Rte. 109 at County Road D is closed in both directions because of a rollover crash, according to ODOT.

Rep. Steve Scalise was shot this morning in Alexandria, Virginia, a House colleague told CNN, in what sources are calling an apparent "deliberate attack."

LONDON — A deadly night-time fire raced through a 24-story apartment tower in London early today, killing at least 12 people and injuring dozens more. Some desperate residents threw their children from high windows, hoping someone on the ground would catch them.

LONDON — Firefighters battled a massive fire and evacuated residents from a burning 27-floor high-rise apartment building in west London early Wednesday morning.

GRAND BLANC, Mich. — Whiteford sophomore pitcher Lindsey Walker admits she has grown up a lot since her freshman season.

BROOKLYN, Mich. — If Mother Nature doesn’t cooperate Sunday at Michigan International Speedway, Rick Brenner is happy he’s not the person in charge of decisions.

The year was 1995, and Erik Ibsen was looking to enter the business world of sports.

A string of northwest Ohio communities are considering or have passed resolutions in support of medical marijuana operations while other elected officials are rescinding past votes that prohibited such businesses.

Toledo mayoral candidate Wade Kapszukiewicz on Tuesday 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 from getting permits.

Although Kyle McKinch’s sentencing was postponed Tuesday, the Springfield High School student who he admitted having sex with told the court she doesn’t want her former math teacher to get the maximum 20 years in prison.

LAMBERTVILLE — Janice Mueller, who channeled her aptitude for science into the burgeoning field of medical laboratory work, died June 7 in Genacross Lutheran Services-Wolf Creek. She was 85.

In the not-too-distant past, elephants were controlled by chains and bullhooks. Now, our beloved Louie is being transported to his new home in a large steel crate.

Do you have a special birthday cake each year? Every year, my birthday cake is my mom’s special shortcake with freshly picked strawberries dumped on top.

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. rolled out out its online ordering program for groceries at three northwest Ohio Supercenter stores Tuesday, allowing shoppers to pick up their items without ever leaving the car.