Новости за 24.08.2017

NEW YORK — U.S. stock indexes ticked lower on Thursday, but only after a circuitous ride that saw them flip multiple times between small gains and losses. It’s the latest meandering course for a market that’s been pushed in many directions the last few weeks.

The Monroe Street bridge over I-475 in West Toledo reopened Thursday afternoon, about half a week ahead of schedule, and with all four lanes open to traffic instead of just two.

A Toledo man who was the first drug dealer to be prosecuted in Lucas County for selling a fatal dose of heroin is going back to prison.

University of Toledo senior Sammy Abbas is glad she lived on campus both her freshman and sophomore years.

University of Toledo senior running back Terry Swanson can see a little bit of himself in the rest of the Rockets stable of young running backs.

The city of Perrysburg has a copy of its ditch-cleaning guidebook, and is reviewing it now to figure out how to implement the new policies.

The century-old boyhood home of jazz legend Art Tatum sits at the end of a row of six homes on City Park Avenue, its peeling white paint, and rickety wood porch steps showing signs of age and neglect.

Toledo police are investigating a shooting Thursday that left a city man in critical condition.

A Lucas County judge Thursday “reluctantly” agreed to a non-prison sentence for a Toledo area physician who traded a prescription drug for sex with three women trying to get clean and sober.

A federal appellate court has upheld a judges ruling that U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents at the Sandusky Bay Station did not racially discriminate or violate the constitutional rights of several Hispanic individuals who were stopped or detained.

COLUMBUS — A federal appeals court Thursday revived a wrongful death lawsuit against two Bellevue police officers who shot and killed an armed man standing on his front porch seven years ago.

Eighteen community leaders came together Thursday to discuss youth homelessness in Toledo and lay the groundwork they believe is necessary to end it.

A "disgruntled employee" who shot and killed a person and wounded another at a Charleston, South Carolina, restaurant was shot and critically wounded, Mayor John Tecklenburg told reporters Thursday. Several hostages were safely released.

COLUMBUS — On top of rebate checks issued over the last four years, Ohio’s insurance fund for injured workers on Thursday announced plans to cut premiums paid by local governments and school districts.

There will be 50 or 60 stunning vintage watercraft from throughout the region on display at the 11th annual Toledo Antique and Classic Boat Show on Saturday at Promenade Park, but the undisputed star in this nautical beauty contest will be homegrown.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A condemned killer of two people scheduled to die in less than a month is challenging Ohio’s lethal injection method as well as the constitutionality of the state’s death penalty law.

The Ohio Department of Insurance on Thursday announced it had reached an agreement with CareSource to provide 2018 marketplace insurance coverage in Paulding County, which had been the only one in the state lacking a single available plan on the exchange next year.

NEW YORK — In the name of convenience, Amazon and Walmart are pushing people to shop by just talking to a digital assistant.

Palace Sports and Entertainment announced this week that Bob Seger’s Sept. 23 will be the Palace at Auburn Hills’ final event.

COLUMBUS — Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced on Wednesday that his office will award $1 million in grants to help 10 counties hire child protection agency staffers to help deal with children caught up in the opiate addiction crisis.

COLUMBUS — Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced on Thursday that his office will award $1 million in grants to help counties hire child protection agency staffers to help deal with children caught up in the opiate addiction crisis.

A white nationalist featured in a widely seen documentary about this month's violent marches and counter-protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, has surrendered to police after they issued a warrant for his arrest, according to a police statement.

SINGAPORE — The U.S. Navy on Thursday called off the search at sea for sailors missing after a collision between a destroyer and an oil tanker, and confirmed the identity of one body.

The Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority will partner with a national contractor to offer homeowners efficiency improvements, such as furnaces and windows, that can be financed through property tax assessments, the board of directors voted Thursday.

The University of Toledo football team is looking for a player to step up at linebacker opposite senior Ja’Wuan Woodley and has some good options.