Новости за 13.09.2017

The city of Toledo again moved its "Water Quality Dashboard" needle from "clear" to "watch" Wednesday because algal toxins were detected in the raw water from Lake Erie at the city's intake crib.

On Saturday afternoon, at the corner of Erie and Monroe streets in downtown Toledo, the light was on inside the 3-liter goblet sitting on a shelf inside Black Cloister Brewing Co.

You’ve seen his signs, now meet the man.

PERRYSBURG — A semi-trailer packed with supplies is on the road from Perrysburg to Houston for Hurricane Harvey relief efforts.

The city will pay back nearly $220,000 of grant money to the federal government for mistakes made years ago.

As someone with the handwriting and penmanship of a third-grader hyped up on Mountain Dew, I am eternally thankful for keyboards. The tactile sensation and physical process of writing by hand isn’t something I enjoy, and I’ve actually found joy in typing. Of course, it helps that I type over 130 words-per-minute.

SPOKANE, Wash. — A shooter opened fire at a high school in Washington state Wednesday, killing one person and injuring at least three others, authorities said.

The Cleveland Indians’ win streak would be old enough to raise a glass Wednesday if it were a person, reaching 21 with a matinee win over the Detroit Tigers.

Another group of Lucas County homeowners is speaking out against their school district’s practice of contesting property values in an effort to collect more tax dollars.

IDA, Mich. — A large grant to the Ida Township Volunteer Fire Department will replace firefighter equipment.

IDA, Mich. – A large grant to the Ida Township Volunteer Fire Department will replace firefighter equipment.

After transferring to the University of Toledo last season from Monroe College in New York, defensive end Tuzar Skipper was quickly introduced to what he calls the “dog mentality.”

After transferring to the University of Toledo last season from Monroe College in New York, defensive end Tuzar Skipper was quickly introduced to what he calls the dog mentality.

Carlos’ Poco Loco is exactly that.

LIMA, Peru — This was one of those rare Olympic moments where everyone walked away a winner.

Stan Joplin is back as a head basketball coach, this time returning to the court in somewhat of an emergency situation at Southview.

PORT CLINTON — Airmen from the 200th RED HORSE Squadron are on their way today to the U.S. Virgin Islands to support relief efforts for the damage from Hurricane Irma, the Ohio National Guard announced.

Despite an equipment malfunction that threatened to delay the vote-counting Tuesday, the Lucas County Board of Elections finished reporting the Toledo primary election earlier than most years, Director LaVera Scott said Wednesday.

This weekend’s Momentum, the first festival to occur in the newly renovated Promenade Park in the heart of downtown Toledo, is about promoting the city’s cultural identity, organizers say.

A West Toledo woman was severely beaten Wednesday morning during a burglary at her apartment, according to Toledo police.

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — Six patients at a sweltering Hollywood nursing home died in Hurricane Irma’s aftermath, authorities said Wednesday, as people confronted a multitude of new hazards in the storm’s wake, including oppressive heat, brush-clearing accidents and lethal fumes from generators.

CoreLife Eatery is introducing itself to Toledo with a soft opening that will benefit the Cherry Street Mission Ministries.

After the second week of the college football season, here is an update on the Mid-American East Division power rankings. Not a whole lot has changed from last week, with one local exception — the one team that did not win the game expressly placed on their schedule for them to win:

Heading into week 3 of the college football season, it is a tough week to rank the Mid-American Conference West Division in our weekly power rankings. Several teams are coming off big wins over Power 5 conference teams and the parody from top to bottom has become apparent. That being said, here are this week’s rankings.

An East Toledo man was struck in the head with a sledge hammer late Tuesday after an unknown man and woman broke into his home and took his cell phone.