Новости за 01.09.2017

If you are chilly, that’s because the greater Toledo area is experiencing the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, a weather expert says.

In one scintillating run up the right sideline, University of Toledo wide receiver Diontae Johnson changed the whole complexion of the Rockets’ season opener against Elon on Thursday night at the Glass Bowl.

A Holland man who claimed an eye injury had kept him from working — or driving — has been ordered to pay back nearly $15,000 in benefits he collected from the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation after he was caught on video parking cars and directing traffic at the downtown Toledo parking lot he owns.

Two Toledo attractions were named the best attractions in the state by USA Today readers.

Students and staff at Toledo Public Schools are raising money for their counterparts in Houston, after the city — and much of its public school district — were devastated by Hurricane Harvey.

BLOOMINGTON – Ohio State’s season-opening victory came with a warning.

Virginia Todd, 59, took the field with the 230-member UT Rocket marching band for Thursday's game at the Glass Bowl against Elon. Fresh from a nine-day band training camp, the retired Oregon police officer played clarinet and participated in the pregame festivities and the halftime performance.

Virginia Todd can now check one more thing off her bucket list.

BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University football team will begin 2017 under the floodlights Saturday.

Hundreds of families gathered in the SeaGate Convention Centre on Friday in unified prayers for Eid al-Adha, the second of two holidays celebrated annually by Muslims around the world.

The exit of pitcher Justin Verlander will undoubtedly be difficult for many Detroit Tigers fans to swallow.

Walleye veteran forward Evan Rankin, the organization's all-time goal scoring leader, has opted to hang up his skates.

On Sept. 1, major-league baseball teams can expand their roster beyond the 25-man limit of the rest of the season.

When the studio glass movement began in Toledo in the early 1960s, many artists who developed their craft in the medium were celebrated. But although women were a part of that effort, it was the men who received most of the recognition.

Morocco, along with Algeria, has been one of two of the North African states to have escaped the turmoil of the Arab Spring.

The ambush of a judge at Ohio’s Jefferson County courthouse is a reminder of the vulnerability of the men and women we count on to uphold our justice system.

When Toledo-Lucas County Library officials asked to hear from central city residents about what they’d like in a new Mott branch library, residents asked about a fireplace, among other things.

BOWLING GREEN — A Toledo man who sold a fatal dose of Fentanyl to a friend pleaded guilty Friday in Wood County Common Pleas Court to corrupting another with drugs.

The University of Toledo football team opened the season with an impressive 47-13 win over Elon last night at the Glass Bowl.

It was a frustrating start and a fan-friendly finish for No. 2 Ohio State on Thursday when it opened the 2017 football season with a 49-21 win at Big Ten foe Indiana. Blade sports columnist David Briggs says “All’s well that ends well,” and here are three more takeaways from the Buckeyes’ victory.

The Toledo Fire and Rescue Department Special Response Team will now deploy in support of rescue efforts with Hurricane Harvey, the department announced Friday morning.

As many as 500,000 cars have been destroyed in the Houston area by the massive flooding that followed Hurricane Harvey, something that’s likely to create headaches for the insurance industry but should give a boost to automakers as the area begins to rebuild.

New car sales slipped in August for both Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Ford Motor Co., due in part to the massive storm that has ravaged the Texas Gulf Coast. General Motors Co., however, posted a better-than-expected increase.

HOUSTON — The gymnasium at the Champions Islamic Center is covered with mats and blankets, donated clothes and boxes of food lining its walls.

A bullet struck a vehicle and grazed its driver Friday in central Toledo.