Новости за 29.08.2017

WAUSEON – A North Toledo man charged with shooting and wounding a Fulton County Sheriff's deputy entered not guilty pleas at his arraignment Tuesday in Fulton County Common Pleas Court.

The Hicks-Hudson administration left $3 million in Toledo's general fund at the end of 2016 hoping it would help the city get a better bond rating and save with lower interest rates, the city's law director told city council Tuesday in a written statement.

The body of a West Toledo man was found in a field on Saturday, according to Toledo police.

NEW YORK  — Major U.S. stock indexes ended higher on Tuesday after recovering from steep early losses triggered by fears that hostilities in the Korean Peninsula could escalate.

After 31 years of coaching multiple sports, Greg Christian has retired from his latest post as varsity baseball coach at St. John’s Jesuit.

FREMONT — About 30 northwest Ohio farmers attended a four-hour event at Terra Community College on Tuesday to learn more about efforts Congress is taking to pass another national Farm Bill, which affects anything from cash payments to farmers to forestry research.

PARIS — French doctor Frederic Mailliez, the first physician on the scene of Princess Diana’s fatal car accident in Paris 20 years ago, says he gave first aid to the victims before knowing who he was treating.

FINDLAY — A 24-year-old Findlay man died Monday in a church parking lot as a result of suicide, according to Findlay police.

BOWLING GREEN — When Mike Jinks was hired as head coach for the Bowling Green State University football team in 2016, the idea was that things would stay the same — and the winning would continue.

The northbound lanes on I-75 between Lagrange Street and I-280 have reopened following a crash.

GREEN BAY, Wis. — Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday called drug overdose deaths “the top lethal issue” in the U.S. and urged law enforcement and social workers to “create and foster a culture that’s hostile to drug use.”

The Blade is uncovering massive fish kills. Mayoral and council candidates are supporting an impaired designation. We’re once again in “algae season.”

By all estimates, Hurricane Harvey is poised to do significant damage to the Texas coast in the coming days. While we don't know what the extent of its fury will be, we can look at how its predicted impact stacks up against other historic hurricanes and storms.

CLEVELAND — A U.S. Coast Guard helicopter crew has rescued one of two missing fishermen on Lake Erie after spotting him sitting on top of an overturned boat.

Perrysburg Township police are investigating the shooting that left a woman injured at Village Green Mobile Home Park.

In its second season under defensive coordinator Brian George and linebackers coach Mike Ward, the University of Toledo linebacker group has a sense of confidence that has come thanks to being in the same scheme for the second consecutive year.

A group against Toledo City Council's proposed law that would make it a misdemeanor to impede access to health care facilities, including abortion clinics, urged leaders Tuesday to reject the idea.

When the University of Toledo football team kicks off its season against Elon on Thursday, it will be the first meeting between the two schools.

Pavement restoration that began on part of a West Toledo street Tuesday morning will close the street through Thursday, the city transportation division announced.

BOWLING GREEN – The Bowling Green State University football team opens the 2017 season at Michigan State Saturday. The Spartans were 3-9 last season, losing nine of their last 10 contests one season after posting a 12-2 record and winning the Big Ten title.

NEW YORK — Maybe you’re wondering where is THIS fall’s This Is Us?

Flowery gardens and sculpted lawns bring curb appeal during the day.

A Toledo man who knew his girlfriend was abusing a 4-year-old girl at his home but failed to intervene until it was too late was sentenced Tuesday to three years in prison.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Tuesday that “all options are on the table” in terms of a U.S. response to North Korea’s launch of a missile over Japan.