Новости за 18.08.2017

Robert Miller, a long-time assistant Lucas County prosecutor, submitted his letter of resignation Wednesday.

PUT-IN-BAY — The conviction and jail sentence of a former Put-In-Bay police officer for trying to illegally access the Ohio Law Enforcement Gateway database was overturned Friday by the Ohio 6th District Court of Appeals.

Lee Brice wasn’t set to go on stage until 8 p.m., but Megan Browder and Samantha Kiser already had their spots to view the country musician Friday staked out.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Penn State coach James Franklin has signed a contract extension that guarantees him $34.7 million through 2022.

Jared Tucker of California was among the 14 people killed in the Barcelona terror attack, his father Dan Tucker told CNN affiliate KGO. Jared, 43, was on a delayed honeymoon with his wife of one year.

Ohio Democratic governor candidate Nan Whaley has gained the backing of local Democrats Councilman Lindsay Webb of Toledo and Auditor Larry Hartlaub of Ottawa County.

Quality Care Properties Inc. has officially begun the process to force HCR ManorCare — the Toledo-based skilled nursing operator that owes it millions of dollars in back rent — into receivership.

Tyanna Thomas, a 15 year old who killed her brother in December at age 14, pleaded guilty to a murder charge Wednesday as a serious youthful offender.

BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University football program has added linebacker Roland Walder to the roster.

COLUMBUS — The attorney for Toledo’s last abortion clinic has officially asked Ohio Supreme Court Justice Sharon Kennedy to remove herself from the state’s pending case seeking to shut the clinic’s doors.

The departure of Steve Bannon from the White House is good for the president in one obvious and immediate way: Bannon was disloyal to the president and thought he was bigger than the president, possibly bigger than the presidency.

Twenty-eight officers were certified Friday in a crisis intervention program.

The local Honey Harvest does not start until Saturday, but volunteers are already hard at work harvesting on Friday.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump fired chief strategist Steve Bannon on Friday, the White House announced, ending the turbulent tenure of a rabble-rousing conservative media entrepreneur and political activist who was a darling of Trump's base.

She had her young daughter in tow. Temperatures had pushed past 90 degrees. And the start of the parade route felt like it was “6 million blocks” away.

Imam Talal Eid, of the Islamic Center of Greater Toledo, will offer prayers on Friday in memory of those killed in a terror attack in Barcelona this week. The mosque offered condolences to the victims and denounced the attackers in a statement released late Thursday.

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — NASA launched the last of its longtime tracking and communication satellites on Friday, a vital link to astronauts in orbit as well as the Hubble Space Telescope.

Supporters of President Donald Trump and the Insane Clown Posse will collide in Washington, D.C., as the two groups respective rallies are both slated to occur on Sept. 16.

The ghostwriter of "The Art of the Deal" thinks President Donald Trump will eventually call it quits.

Two teens charged in connection of the death of a 23-year-old West Toledo man appeared Friday in Lucas County Juvenile Court.

If the Golden State Warriors are invited to White House, Kevin Durant said he will not visit with President Donald Trump to celebrate the team's 2017 championship.

Police in Finland have shot and arrested a suspect after several people were stabbed in the city of Turku.

Ohio’s unemployment rate rose to 5.2 percent in July, putting the state’s jobless rate nearly a full percentage point higher than the national average.

Unless you have been on vacation or hiding under a rock this week, you know I have a vote in the FWAA/NFF Super 16 poll sponsored by the Football Writers Association of American and the National Football Foundation.