Новости за 06.07.2017

The Walleye signed defenseman Brock Beukeboom and forward Colin Martin today.

PHOENIX — A former city bus driver pleaded not guilty Thursday to a string of nighttime serial killings of people outside their homes or sitting in cars, slayings that kept residents of a Phoenix neighborhood inside after dark.

The average American consumes almost 152 pounds of sugar in one year. This is equal to three pounds (or six cups) of sugar consumed in one week. This amounts to more than 30, five-pound bags of sugar per year.

HAMBURG, Germany — German police have used water cannons and pepper spray to disperse protesters in Hamburg after being attacked with bottles and stones by some marchers protesting the Group of 20 summit.

EDGERTON, Ohio — Auditor of State Dave Yost on Thursday released the Williams County village of Edgerton from fiscal emergency.

Harvey Savage Jr., the executive director of a long-established Toledo charity food service, today became the fourth person to file for Toledo City Council.

Attorneys for a Toledo pastor charged with child sex trafficking made a plea Thursday to have their client released from jail while he awaits trial.

Mosquitoes in three Toledo locations have tested positive for West Nile Virus, the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department said Thursday, marking the first positive tests in Lucas County this year.

Toledo firefighters are on scene of a house fire Thursday in East Toledo.

Toledo Police Chief George Kral said Thursday anyone who received a speeding ticket issued from a handheld-speed camera on the morning of Feb. 1 on Glendale Avenue near Byrnedale school will get a refund.

MACOMB, Mich. — A conservative nonprofit student group at a community college in eastern Michigan has sued the school, saying its policy of requiring permission for public speech violates their First Amendment rights.

COLUMBUS — The Ohio House on Thursday handed Gov. John Kasich the first veto overrides of his administration, but it did not attempt to undo his veto of a budget provision to freeze enrollment in the Medicaid expansion he’s fought to defend.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Hobby Lobby Stores has agreed to pay a $3 million federal fine and forfeit thousands of ancient Iraqi religious artifacts smuggled from the Middle East that the government alleges were intentionally mislabeled for import, federal prosecutors said.

The Toledo Walleye announced Thursday its list of players, mainly defensemen and forwards, that have received qualifying offers for the 2017-18 season. The list includes Tylor and Tyson Spink, who are planning to play in Europe this season.

SANDUSKY – Cedar Fair LP, which owns Cedar Point and more than a dozen other amusement and water parks across the country, said Thursday that it had higher attendance and revenues this year through July 4.

Rep. Steve Scalise has been readmitted to the intensive care unit "due to new concerns for infection," a statement from his office said.

University of Toledo president Sharon Gaber will receive a $91,800 bonus, which she will defer until after fall enrollment numbers are counted to make sure it adds up to positive projections.

LOGANVILLE, Ga. — Police found four young children and a man apparently stabbed to death in a home outside Atlanta and took the mother into custody early Thursday.

LOS ANGELES — Lauren Conrad is a new mom.

DOUGLASVILLE, Ga. — What began as a seemingly routine night of patrol for a Georgia police officer ended with the officer delivering a baby.

CINCINNATI  — Police say a University of Cincinnati football player has been charged for his involvement in an attempted armed robbery of a man’s marijuana.

BEIJING — U.S. President Donald Trump’s hopes for China’s help with restraining North Korea appear to have gone nowhere, with the two sides growing further apart as their approaches and concerns diverge.

NEW YORK — At the start of her midnight shift, Officer Miosotis Familia was in a New York Police Department mobile command post, writing in her notebook, when a gunman strode toward her.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Police say an 8-year-old boy has been critically injured and his 2-year-old sister less seriously hurt after being struck by gunfire during a central Ohio shootout.

COLUMBUS — On Wednesday morning, Ray Petering was out of his job as chief of the Ohio Division of Wildlife.