Новости за 12.07.2017

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — Sidney Crosby said Wednesday he did not pay attention to those questioning whether he should continue playing hockey after suffering another concussion during the playoffs.

ADRIAN — A 48-year-old Adrian resident was killed during a suspected home invasion in the 300 block of Frank Street in Adrian, police said.

Toledo police identified a man found dead at a West Toledo home.

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The Lucas County Coroner's Office determined Wednesday an unidentified body suffered “massive head trauma.”

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to intervene in state efforts to claw back about $60 million in aid from the Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow.

Bond was set at $100,000 Wednesday for the former office manager for the Charles E. Boyk Law Office who is charged with embezzling $1.2 million from the firm

Buildings at the Washington State Capitol Campus were placed on lockdown on Wednesday due to police activity, the Washington State Patrol said on Twitter.

As a retired U.S. Army brigadier general, I’ve long been concerned that 71 percent of the nation’s young adults cannot qualify for military service because they’re educationally unprepared, physically unfit, or have a record of crime or drug abuse.

The Lucas County Commissioners have announced the location of the county’s new 650-bed correctional center.

Mayor Paula Hicks-Hudson turned in her signed petitions Wednesday at the Lucas County Board of Elections to officially become a candidate for re-election.

An outage that affected a number of Buckeye Broadband and Telesystem customers should be resolved shortly, the company said in a brief statement.

The splash pad at Savage Park will reopen Wednesday after a decorative water-spraying elephant was intentionally struck.

A Toledo man was shot overnight outside a South Toledo bar.

The next big thing the University of Toledo president will sign isn’t a contract or a letter to campus. It’s a carbohydrate.

CLEVELAND — The Holy See announced Tuesday that Pope Francis has appointed Bishop Nelson J. Perez as the new Bishop for the Diocese of Cleveland.

BROWNSTOWN, MICH. — Walbridge Police Chief Walt Tylicki’s body was found in a heavily wooded area in Michigan with a fatal gunshot wound, according to the Brownstown Township Police Chief.

President Donald Trump defended his son Wednesday for being "open, transparent and innocent" during his interview with Fox News and blasted the current Russia controversy as "the greatest witch hunt in political history."

PHILADELPHIA — Several hundred workers, including baggage handlers, cleaners and customer service agents at three New York-area airports and Philadelphia International Airport have suspended a strike while contract talks continue.

A massive iceberg weighing more than one trillion tons has broken away from western Antarctica, according to a UK-based research team.

LONDON — British police on Wednesday described the painstaking work of recovering remains from a burnt-out London high-rise, as they tried to reassure grieving families that everything possible is being done to identify and retrieve the dead.

Firefighters battled a blaze at an apartment fire at the Perry’s Crossing Apartments, according to a Perrysburg police dispatcher.

Western Lake Erie’s summer algae is coming — and researchers are back on the job, pulling water samples and trying to give water-treatment plant operators a fighting chance against toxin-producing blooms.

CLEVELAND — The Holy See announced Tuesday that Pope Francis has appointed Bishop Nelson J. Perez bishop of the Diocese of Cleveland.

MIAMI (AP) — Seattle’s Robinson Cano hit a leadoff home run in the 10th inning off Wade Davis of the Chicago Cubs, and the American League topped the National League 2-1 in the All-Star Game on Tuesday night.