Новости за 28.06.2017

Goaltender Jake Paterson spent the last two seasons between the pipes for the Walleye but his time in Toledo appears to be done.

The Ohio Senate voted today to criminalize the most common method of abortion used during women’s second trimester of pregnancy.

COLUMBUS — Not only does the next two-year budget expected to be passed Wednesday by the Ohio House and Senate preserve Toledo’s ability to enforce its new lead safety ordinance, it offers up to $300,000 in state funding to help property owners make improvements.

BEDFORD, Ohio - Vice President Mike Pence visits Cleveland Wednesday afternoon hoping to take the case for Obamacare repeal to the heartland, now that the momentum has stalled in Washington.

Michael Almanzar's bloop single scored JaCoby Jones with the winning run in the bottom of the ninth inning as the Mud Hens beat Gwinnett 5-4 at Fifth Third Field Wednesday.

HOUSTON — Chris Paul is heading to Houston to join James Harden, and the Rockets will soon have two All-Stars in the backcourt to lead their chase for a championship.

WASHINGTON — Senior officials from the departments of State, Justice and Homeland Security labored Wednesday to finalize rules for visitors from six mostly Muslim nations who hope to avoid the Trump administration’s revived travel ban and come to the United States.

COLUMBUS — The full bench of a Cincinnati appeals court on Wednesday lifted a preliminary injunction that has prevented Ohio from resuming the carrying out of executions.

LANSING, Mich. — Former Michigan Supreme Court Justice Bob Young Jr. launched his U.S. Senate campaign Wednesday, touting his conservative record and becoming the second Republican to seek the nomination to challenge third-term Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow in 2018.

Aspire Toledo has spent the past several years bringing stakeholders together and gathering data, and now the nonprofit plans to act on that information.

Firefighters rescued a man from his overturned boat Wednesday on the Maumee River in South Toledo.

The Toledo Area Metroparks board of directors voted unanimously Wednesday to place the renewal of a 1.4-mill, 10-year operating levy on the Nov. 7 ballot.

The Toledo Museum of Art announced the installation of a fall exhibition that focuses on early Roman Christian art before and during the transition from paganism to Christianity.

The state of Ohio Wednesday awarded nearly $610,000 in state historic tax credits for a project that seeks to bring more apartments and restaurant space to the Toledo Warehouse District.

LANSING, Mich. — The state of Michigan sued Flint Wednesday, alleging that the City Council’s delay in approving a broadly backed recommendation to buy water long term from a Detroit-area system is endangering public health in the wake of a man-made crisis that left the supply contaminated with lead.

Officials are investigating whether a fire was intentionally set Wednesday at a mobile home in the Westbrook Village community.

DETROIT — A worker has died after falling 75 feet at the Little Caesars Arena worksite north of downtown Detroit.

CLEVELAND — Authorities say human remains found along the Lake Erie shoreline last week are from one of the six victims of a plane crash off Cleveland in December.

A Toledo pastor charged with child sex trafficking was in U.S. District Court Wednesday morning for what was to have been a hearing where his attorneys would argue that he be released from jail pending trial.

Bedford Schools board members voted 5-0 Tuesday to appoint Mark French as interim superintendent, beginning Aug. 1.

NEW YORK — Phil Jackson wanted to trade Carmelo Anthony and wouldn’t rule out dealing Kristaps Porzingis.

SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea has vowed to execute South Korea’s former president and her spy director, accusing them of planning to assassinate its supreme leadership.

WAVERLY, Ohio — A family who Ohio authorities have called the “special focus” of an investigation into the slayings of eight members of a different family say they are being harassed by the state attorney general’s office despite their cooperation.

LONDON — Michael Bond, creator of marmalade-loving children’s favorite Paddington bear, has died aged 91, his publisher said Wednesday.