Новости за 02.09.2017

ARLINGTON, Texas — It wasn’t the most impressive performance, but Michigan will take its 33-17 win over Florida and happily go back to Ann Arbor 1-0.

The Western United States baked through the unofficial end of summer, as temperatures in some parts threatened to peak Saturday at levels not seen in decades and wilting heat challenged crews battling wildfires across the region.

LOS ANGELES — Heading into what will be one of the worst Labor Day weekends in many years, Lionsgate's “The Hitman's Bodyguard” continued to protect its No. 1 position at the box office, bagging $2.442 million on Friday for a four-day weekend close to $12 million, followed by Warner's “Annabelle: Creation” at $1,839 million for an estimated $7.7 long weekend and The Weinstein Company's “Wind River,” which blew in at $1,497 million for a possible $7.7 million weekend.

Toledo police officer Mike Koperski died Saturday morning after battling a rare degenerative disease. He was 47.

NEW YORK  — The recovery from Harvey will be long and expensive. Want to help? Local and national charities are asking for donations after the storm slammed Texas and Louisiana, leaving countless residents — and pets — displaced from their homes.

HOUSTON  — President Donald Trump brought plenty of optimism and swagger to Texas on his initial visit to survey Harvey’s devastation. He’s getting a chance to return with empathy.

CABO SAN LUCAS, Mexico — A weakening Tropical Storm Lidia marched up Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula on Saturday after flooding streets and homes in resort cities, stranding tourists and leaving at least four people dead.

EAST LANSING, Mich. — The Bowling Green State University football team trails Michigan State 14-3 at halftime at Spartan Stadium Saturday.

EUCLID, Ohio  — The mayor in a Cleveland suburb where a white police officer was recorded on a cellphone repeatedly punching a black man after a traffic stop has added 30 more days to the officer’s unpaid suspension.

WARREN, Ohio  — An Ohio judge has approved the use of a drone to capture crime scene images that will be shown to jurors during an upcoming murder trial.

HOUSTON  — One week after Harvey roared into the Gulf Coast, a Texas city struggled with no drinking water, fires kept erupting at a stricken chemical plant and funerals began for some of those who drowned in the floodwaters.

What’s the 411 in the 419?

In his 2010 book, I Live in the Future & Here’s How It Works, technology writer Nick Bilton relayed anecdotes about early 19th-century anxieties in Britain at the dawn of train travel.

My family and I built our home on the Maumee River 33 years ago. Never for a moment have we taken for granted our great fortune to have this magnificent river be a major part of our lives.

President Trump recently sent his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, to the Middle East to try to resuscitate talks between the Israelis and Palestinians. It is an admirable goal, but, not surprisingly, Mr. Kushner did not come back with much.

By now, it’s well known that college costs have far exceeded what many families are able to afford.

College football fans no longer have to wait until the conference season for marquee games.

Toledo should not need another reminder that dealing with the city’s vulnerability to Lake Erie pollution is an urgent matter, but the region got another reminder last weekend anyway.

Fierce rally pushes Central Catholic over Detroit MLK

CLEVELAND — Brock Osweiler’s days with the Browns were numbered when the quarterback arrived in a trade.

DETROIT — The Cleveland Indians are playing so well, they’re piling up wins two at a time.

BOWLING GREEN — Eastwood might have a prolific offense, but the defense has been just as dominant early this season.

Bedford 19, St. Francis 18

Genoa 35, Oak Harbor 20

Fostoria 49, Scott 48