Новости за 27.07.2017

Toledo-area county fair operators said Thursday in the wake of the deadly accident at the Ohio State Fair that they have confidence in the inspection process of amusement rides.

LONDON — A British judge ordered Thursday that critically ill baby Charlie Gard should be moved from a hospital to a hospice, where he will “inevitably” die within a short time.

COLUMBUS — As J.T. Barrett begins his final season as Ohio State's quarterback, he finds himself in a position normally occupied by musicians with platinum debut albums.

The Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority board of directors agreed Thursday to set up a $600,000 fund to loan money to downtown property owners to install landscape fencing around their surface parking lots in the central business district and the warehouse district.

FREMONT — The Sandusky County Sheriff's Office released video of two inmates escaping the jail earlier this month.

So, the July 25 writer of “Woodville still operating trap” got a speeding ticket in Woodville, well I got one in the Toledo speed trap.

A South Toledo woman who admitted to abusing and torturing to death a 4-year-old girl in her care was sentenced Thursday to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

The Walleye appear to have their goaltending situation solidified with two signings made by the team's American Hockey League affiliate in Grand Rapids.

JERUSALEM — Clashes erupted Thursday at a sacred shrine in Jerusalem as thousands of Muslims rushed to pray at the site for the first time in nearly two weeks following Israel’s removal of security devices installed there after a deadly attack.

Band: Into the Wild

FINDLAY — Marathon Petroleum Corp. on Thursday reported second quarter net income of $515 million, or $1 per share, a 36 percent decrease from a year ago when the oil refiner and marketer had a quarterly profit of $801 million, or $1.51 a share.

The Toledo-Lucas County Public Library trustees Thursday approved a construction contract with Spieker Co. to expand and remodel the system's Sylvania Branch.

The University of Toledo football team has plenty of big names on its roster. From Logan Woodside to Cody Thompson to Ja’Wuan Woodley there are proven seniors who should be able to build on already established college careers.

DETROIT — Ford Motor Co. is recalling nearly 117,000 vehicles because the bolts in the seat, seat belt or seat belt buckle may fracture.

The lifeblood of any college football program is the group of players it welcomes each February.

WASHINGTON — They couldn’t pass a repeal of “Obamacare,” or find the votes for a White House-backed replacement. So now Senate Republicans are lowering their sights and trying to unite behind a so-called “skinny repeal” that would merely undo just a few of the most unpopular elements of Barack Obama’s law.

A central city man was shot early Thursday, according to Toledo police.

If any stubborn delusions remained, the Tigers’ sweep at the hands of Kansas City mercifully ended them.

SAN DIEGO — A former U.S. naval combat-tested officer said she feels angry that President Donald Trump is saying transgender veterans like her should be considered unfit to serve.

On a muggy, summery day, today’s Thrifty Thursday feature is the perfect refreshment: bubble tea at Balance Pan-Asian Grille.

Twitter Inc. failed to add users on a monthly basis in the second quarter, compared with the first quarter, amid fierce competition from Facebook Inc. and Snap Inc.'s fast-growing messaging app Snapchat.

LOS ANGELES — Justin Bieber left a photographer with minor injuries after police in California say the singer accidentally hit the man with his pickup truck.

The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the city of Dayton’s use of stationary traffic-enforcement cameras, striking down several state provisions that limited how cities could use them.

BLUFFTON, Ohio — Local girls in first through eighth grade are invited to join a mentorship program run by the Bluffton University women’s soccer team.

A Toledo gang member involved in a shooting at a house where children were playing was sentenced Wednesday to 11 years in prison.