Новости за 10.09.2017

Richard Mitchell dumped a bulk package of frozen hot dogs onto a charcoal grill across the street from the Lucas County early vote center on Monroe Street Sunday.

LOS ANGELES  — ‘It’ is a hit.

Oklahoma moved up to No. 2 in The Associated Press college football poll behind Alabama after the Sooners scored the most impressive victory of week two.

CLEVELAND — The Steelers have taken control in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND -- The Deshone Kizer era is underway in Cleveland.

WASHINGTON  — The White House says President Donald Trump has received a “comprehensive update” on Hurricane Irma.

CINCINNATI  — Leaders of a historic Cincinnati church are considering whether a pair of Confederate memorials should be removed.

WASHINGTON  — Sen. John McCain says battling brain cancer is a challenge but that his prognosis is “pretty good.”

Toledo Police are investigating a homicide that occurred early Sunday morning.

Toledo Police are investigating a homicide that occurred early Sunday morning.

COLUMBUS – For better or worse, Ohio State will stick with starting quarterback J.T. Barrett for the foreseeable future.

COLUMBUS – There will be no changes at quarterback for Ohio State.

CATAWBA Island Club, celebrating it's 50th year, was loaded with Toledo-area folks, some of whom cruised to Put-in-Bay for the Toby Keith concert before heading back to the giant family playground on Lake Erie, with Davis-Besse in the distance making clouds in the sky.

When 48-year-old Air Force veteran Harold Palmquist found himself homeless and needed help taking care of his dog, a charity called Veterans and Their Pets stepped in.

Ohio State shocked at home by Oklahoma, 31-16

The Detroit Lions made the playoffs a season ago, but many fans couldn’t shake the feeling they were watching the same old Lions.

I once had a co-worker balk at talking about the NFL before October because August and September still were baseball season.

COLUMBUS — I suspected the Ohio State football team had the makings of a national title contender.

COLUMBUS — Saturday was Ohio State’s biggest home game, for more than just the Oklahoma matchup.

BOWLING GREEN — The numbers for the Bowling Green State University offense Saturday were improved from their first game this season.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Hurricane Irma roared through the Florida Keys on Sunday with punishing 130 mph winds and began pushing its way north, knocking out power to more than 1.5 million people across the state and collapsing a construction crane over the Miami skyline.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Irma’s leading edge brought hurricane-force winds to the Florida Keys late Saturday, bending palm trees and spitting rain as the storm swirled north with 120 mph (190 kph) winds on a projected new track that could expose St. Petersburg — not Miami or even Tampa — to a direct hit.

ACHIEVEMENTS

Fall 2017 will be the season of regressive TV dramas.