Новости за 07.09.2017

NEW YORK — U.S. stock indexes finished nearly back where they started Thursday as steep losses for banks and insurance companies were balanced out by gains in health care and technology companies.

The number of American workers holding clean energy jobs will soon pass 600,000, and Ohio and Michigan are home to a large portion of the workforce, according to a report released Thursday.

CINCINNATI — Government and health officials on Thursday promoted a plan to dramatically expand availability of an overdose-reversing drug in a southwest Ohio county in what they hope could prove to be a national model for saving lives.

BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University football team’s recruiting class for 2018 already is starting to come together.

If you’re a farm club of the Detroit Tigers, you’d better hope you’re the West Michigan Whitecaps.

The Toledo Walleye added another piece to the 2017-18 roster Thursday with the signing of defenseman Ryan Obuchowski.

Toledoans have a significantly higher approval rating of their city’s police department compared to the national average, according to results of a Community Relations Survey.

PITTSBURGH — A Pennsylvania congressman is confirming he had an extramarital affair with a personal friend, a relationship that became public as part of another couple’s divorce proceedings.

Toledo police are investigating a shooting late Wednesday in North Toledo.

BOWLING GREEN — Gov. John Kasich has appointed Drew Forhan of Hudson, Ohio, to the Bowling Green State University Board of Trustees.

WASHINGTON — The oldest son of President Donald Trump arrived on Capitol Hill Thursday morning for a private interview with congressional staff about a meeting he had with a Russian lawyer during the 2016 presidential campaign.

PUT-IN-BAY — Police searched village offices, as well as homes and businesses of government officials and prominent businessmen Thursday as investigators look into the village.

BOWLING GREEN – The Bowling Green State University football team opens the home portion of the 2017 season against South Dakota at Doyt Perry Stadium on Saturday. The Coyotes, an FCS school that plays in the Missouri Valley Football Conference, opened their season with a 77-7 victory at Drake last Saturday.

As the University of Toledo football team prepares for a matchup at Nevada on Saturday, here are three Wolf Pack players to keep an eye on:

Mercy Health-Toledo broke ground Thursday morning on a $56.3 million hospital, surgical center, and medical building project to be built on the same campus as the Perrysburg Cancer Center that opened last year.

The classrooms at Hull Prairie Intermediate School might be a bit noisier than expected for fifth and sixth grade students, and that is just fine.

A Toledo Municipal Court judge set bond Thursday at $1 million for a man accused of fatally stabbing another.

The Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority is working to begin a van pool program.

We’ll answer the question in the headline first.

I-475 southbound was closed at mile marker two in Perrysburg nearing the exit for Route 25 after an injury crash Thursday morning shortly after 8 a.m.

CHINO, Calif. — Getting the approval of a parole panel was the easy part for Leslie Van Houten, the youngest of Charles Manson’s murderous followers.

ANN ARBOR — Eager eyes have been waiting for Donovan Peoples-Jones to make his mark on the Michigan Wolverines.

Last of a series

The Rev. Imre A. Bertalan, a former pastor of Calvin United Church of Christ who remained an advocate for the East Toledo neighborhood of Birmingham long after he left his church post, died Aug. 29 in Latrobe Hospital, Latrobe, Pa. He was 67.

Toledo’s mayoral candidates will face questions and each other in a debate sponsored by The Blade streamed live from 2 to 3 p.m. Thursday.