Новости за 20.09.2017

Toledo real estate investment trust Welltower Inc. will donate about 100 acres of land and two office buildings on its corporate campus to the University of Toledo Foundation, the largest gift in university history.

A Toledo area regional water authority could include a plan to replace all lead service lines and an affordability program for low-income water customers, a consultant said Wednesday during a luncheon arranged by the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce.

Although their sentencing was delayed a week due to Hurricane Irma, a Miami couple who set fire to a home they owned in Toledo to collect insurance proceeds were sentenced Wednesday to local jail time and community control.

The four column-type wind turbines on top of One Government Center downtown — which were supposed to supplement the building’s energy use but instead sat idle for years — were finally removed at the taxpayers expense.

U.S. stocks are wavering between small gains and losses Wednesday afternoon as investors size up the Federal Reserve’s latest economic and interest rate policy update.

A West Toledo woman who burned down her ex-boyfriend's house after an argument was placed on community control for three years Wednesday and ordered to spend 180 days at the Correctional Treatment Facility.

Bond was set at $750,000 Wednesday for a young father charged with abusing his infant son because he would not stop crying.

A South Toledo man whose 3-year-old daughter unintentionally shot herself in the hand was indicted Wednesday by a Lucas County grand jury for endangering children.

A Lucas County grand jury did not indict the Toledo police officer who fatally shot a West Toledo man earlier this month.

COLUMBUS—The Ohio House voted 85-6 Wednesday to create a full-time Paulding County Municipal Court with a single judge for the prosecution of all state law cases in the county beginning in 2020.

A partnership between the city of Toledo and the Toledo Zoo over the operation of Walbridge Park is limited to the zoo providing some landscaping services at the adjacent park, park and zoo officials said Wednesday, contrary to one councilman’s comments Tuesday.

COLUMBUS — It took three times at bat, but a bill designating one day a year in Ohio to honor the first black man to play major league baseball under contract cleared the decks of the Senate on Wednesday and is on its way to Gov. John Kasich’s desk.

ANN ARBOR — Headline-making kickers are a rarity in football.

Sylvania Township's police chief has announced he will retire at the end of the year.

A Point Place man who robbed four businesses at gunpoint in three days to support a heroin habit entered Alford pleas Wednesday to three counts of aggravated robbery.

COLUMBUS — Less than three months after Gov. John Kasich vetoed a similar provision from the state budget, the Ohio House on Wednesday again voted to exempt sales of prescription eyewear from state and local taxes.

Now in its third year, the Maumee Film Festival is still what many people consider a fledgling event.

Perrysburg's five candidates for school board met Wednesday to discuss the district's challenges and opportunities.

Perrysburg's five candidates for school board met on Wednesday to discuss the district's challenges and opportunities.

Boys and girls league golf championships have been up for grabs this week, and some perennial powers were included among the winners.

Famed musician Bob Dylan has announced the next installment in his Bootleg Series, an ongoing set of releases that cull rare or unreleased tracks from the Nobel Prize winner’s lengthy career. The latest release will be entitled Trouble No More - The Bootleg Series: Vol. 13/1979-1981, which will cover Dylan’s controversial gospel period.

CLEVELAND — Cleveland has asked the FBI for help in reducing the number of unsolved homicides.

The Arts Commission of Greater Toledo sponsors an Art Loop evening filled with a plethora of Toledo’s dance organizations with Dancin’ in the Streets.