Новости за 23.06.2017

Highly successful Central Catholic football coach Greg Dempsey will become the school’s athletic director as well beginning July 1.

CLEVELAND — Closer Cody Allen has been reinstated from the paternity list by the Cleveland Indians.

Nothing about freezing or retracting Ohio’s Medicaid expansion makes sense, and yet the Ohio Senate is aiming to do just that.

COLUMBUS – Ohio State said Friday that new men's basketball signee Kyle Young will be eligible to play immediately this season.

NEW YORK — U.S. stock indexes ticked higher Friday as energy companies clawed back some of their sharp losses from earlier in the week. The Standard & Poor’s 500 index was on pace to close out the week with a modest gain, its fourth in the last five.

MIDDLE BASS ISLAND, Ohio — Nearly 300 people attended the grand reopening of Lonz Winery on Middle Bass Island today at a ceremony.

Nothing spices up a good list of school-assigned summer reads like a dose of political controversy.

LONDON— Police are considering filing manslaughter charges related to the fire at a west London apartment tower that killed at least 79 people.

The White House officially nominated New York Jets' owner Robert "Woody" Johnson as ambassador to the United Kingdom Friday, more than five months after President Donald Trump first named him as his pick for the role.

CHICAGO — The Arizona Coyotes have acquired defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson in a trade with the Chicago Blackhawks.

COLUMBIA, Mo. — The University of Missouri’s Board of Curators has voted unanimously to revoke an honorary degree it granted to Bill Cosby.

QUETTA/PARACHINAR, Pakistan - Bombs killed at least 40 people in Pakistan on Friday, with a suicide car bomber killing 13 in the southwestern city of Quetta, and two blasts later claiming at least 27 lives in the northwestern town of Parachinar, officials said.

MASON, Mich.  — A judge on Friday ordered a longtime doctor at Michigan State University and USA Gymnastics to stand trial on charges of sexually assaulting six young gymnasts who said he molested them while they were seeking treatment for various injuries.

Horrific does not even begin to describe the torture endured by Aaliyah Smith prior to her death (June 16, ‘‘Woman guilty in girl’s horrific death”).

Whitmer alumnus Nigel Hayes has signed a summer league contract with the New York Knicks.

OMAHA - Louie, the Toledo Zoo's 14-year-old African elephant bull, arrived safely at his new home following an approximately 14-hour, 700-mile road trip.

President Donald Trump signed a bill into law Friday that will make it easier for the Department of Veterans Affairs to fire employees, part of a push to overhaul an agency that is struggling to serve millions of military vets.

CINCINNATI — An Ohio judge has declared another mistrial after the jury said it was deadlocked in the retrial of a white former police officer charged with murder in the fatal traffic stop shooting of an unarmed black motorist.

ST. LOUIS — The insurance company for the city of Ferguson, Missouri, paid $1.5 million to settle a wrongful death lawsuit filed by Michael Brown’s parents, the city attorney said Friday.

Area law enforcement officers are staging multiple checkpoints this weekend to detain impaired motorists.

The South Carolina Boeing plant where President Trump gave a speech promising to protect U.S. jobs says it's laying off workers.

HELENA, Ohio — A serious injury crash closed a portion of U.S. 6 early Friday in Sandusky County.

ADRIAN — A man was pronounced dead at the scene Thursday of a reported homicide near the Stubnitz Center at Heritage Park in Raisin Township, according to the Lenawee County Sheriff’s Office.

LUCAS COUNTY

WASHINGTON  — Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has finally unwrapped his plan for dismantling President Barack Obama’s health care law. Now comes his next challenge — persuading enough Republicans to back the measure and avert a defeat that could be shattering for President Donald Trump and the GOP.