Новости за 05.07.2017

The two-stage missile launched Tuesday by North Korea will be classified by U.S. intelligence as a brand-new missile that has not been seen before, U.S. officials told CNN.

I just heard the announcement about the imminent closing of the Sears store at Westgate.

Toledo police are investigating a shooting late Tuesday that injured one man in the central city.

COLUMBUS — House Republicans planned to count votes Wednesday night to see if they could pull off a rare override of a governor’s veto.

MADISON, Maine — A gunman killed three people and wounded a fourth at several locations Wednesday morning before being fatally shot by deputies, authorities said. It was Maine’s deadliest shooting since 2015.

FLINT, Mich. — A 49-year-old Canadian man has been indicted in the stabbing of a police officer at an airport in Flint.

The current health-care bill before the U.S. Senate is a lesson in hypocrisy, written in secret by 13 Caucasian males who declare it is in the public interest.

The moment the speakers at Fifth Third Field ring out the first notes from “The Entertainer,” Toledo Mud Hens fans know something big is about to happen.

LEBANON, Ind. — Authorities say a 5-year-old child was injured after falling out of a ride during a carnival in central Indiana.

The South Point sports book in Las Vegas recently unveiled its over/under regular-season win totals for all 130 FBS college football teams.

At this time 11 years ago, Chris Commons yearned for the simplest things in the world.

A Vatican-owned pediatric hospital in Rome offered to take 10-month-old Charlie Gard into its care on Tuesday.

COLUMBUS – Ray Petering is out as chief of the Ohio Division of Wildlife and has been replaced by Mike Miller, a longtime employee of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. ODNR director James Zehringer announced the change Wednesday in a letter to the ODNR staff.

A Toledo Municipal Court judge set bond Wednesday at $1 million for a man accused of killing a teen boy at a city playground.

A central city woman is accused of abducting another woman Monday.

EUFAULA, Ala. — Authorities are investigating after 20 to 30 gunshots were fired into a crowd at a gas station in Alabama.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Penn State University is suing former assistant football coach Bob Shoop for breach of contract, alleging he owes the university nearly $900,000.

FORT PIERCE, Fla. — Police in Florida say a 31-year-old man loaded propane tanks into his car and rammed it into an apartment building where his former girlfriend lived.

MIAMI — A man accused of molesting an underage foreign-exchange student killed himself days after being released from a Florida jail.

NEW YORK — A New York City police officer was shot to death early Wednesday, ambushed in a marked police truck by a man with a revolver who was later killed by officers.

Joseph F. Gajdostik, an insurance agent who participated in a wide range of religious, planning and recreation activities in his home community of Oregon, died Sunday at his residence, a month after he was diagnosed with cancer. He was 78.

LOUISVILLE — Bryan Holaday smacked a two-run, sixth-inning home run to give the Toledo Mud Hens the lead Tuesday, then they had to hold on to beat the Louisville Bats 10-8.

Gordon Hayward and Brad Stevens were a couple inches from winning an NCAA championship together at Butler.

Kevin Shattenkirk could’ve gotten more money but took less to join the New York Rangers.

If you need any more evidence that the opioid epidemic in Ohio has reached truly gruesome depths, consider that an elected official recently publicly pondered whether his community’s first responders should keep saving overdose victims.