Новости за 21.09.2017

U.S. stocks fell, while Treasuries and the dollar were mixed as investors assessed the impact of the Federal Reserve's signal that it intends to raise rates again this year. Gold tumbled and emerging-market assets slumped.

BOSTON — Aaron Hernandez’s lawyer says the former New England Patriots tight end’s brain showed severe signs of the degenerative brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy.

BOWLING GREEN — Two motorists involved in fatal car crashes were indicted by a Wood County grand jury Thursday on charges alleging they were intoxicated at the time.

The northbound I-75 exit to Stickney Avenue/Lagrange Street will be closed late Thursday into early Friday for lighting installation, the Ohio Department of Transportation announced.

NEW YORK — Facebook says the company will provide the contents of 3,000 ads bought by a Russian agency to congressional investigators.

You’ve no doubt heard that The Book of Mormon isn’t your grandmother’s Broadway musical. You know the kind: A pinch of old school angst swaddled in sequins and a redemptive finale.

The city of Toledo's heath care insurance will include limited coverage for transgender employees or employee's family who are transgender and diagnosed with gender dysphoria to have gender reassignment surgery.

COLUMBUS — A week ago, Ohio State linebacker Tuf Borland was renowned mostly for his unforgettable first name.

They are only sophomores, but University of Toledo wide receivers Diontae Johnson and Danzel McKinley-Lewis, and running back Art Thompkins, are adding a new dynamic to the Rockets offense.

Coke telling us it has a new and improved replacement cola is like a grounded teenager frantically imploring, "This time I won't wreck the car! I swear!"

MEXICO CITY — A delicate effort to reach a young girl buried in the ruins of her school stretched into a new day on Thursday, a vigil broadcast across the nation as rescue workers struggled to pick away unstable debris and reach her.

The city of Toledo's income tax collections through the end of August indicated the city is still on track to hit its budgeted revenue goal for the year, according to a report delivered Thursday to the Toledo City Council’s finance committee.

NEW YORK — “Sell by?” ‘‘Display Until?” ‘‘Best Before?”

Ever thought about ghost hunting? Now's your chance.

The city of Toledo launched a new interactive map Thursday showing the location of all city-owned vacant lots for sale across the municipality.

Ruth Leonard, a candidate for Toledo Board of Education, was charged with disorderly conduct by Toledo police on Wednesday after an incident in which a passenger in her car yelled an obscenity to police out the window.

University of Toledo quarterback Logan Woodside turned in a season for the ages last year with 4,129 passing yards and an NCAA-best 45 touchdowns.

Are you ready for some football, Ohio State fans?

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Supreme Court on Thursday blocked an Ottawa County judge from encroaching on the exclusive jurisdiction of the State Environmental Review Appeals Commission as to whether the Rocky Ridge quarry fill project is complying with its state permit.

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Supreme Court on Thursday blocked an Ottawa County judge from encroaching on the exclusive jurisdiction of the State Environmental Review Appeals Commission as to whether the Rocky Ridge quarry fill project is complying with its state permit.

A fourth-floor courtroom at the Lucas County Courthouse was closed after bedbugs were found there Wednesday.

The Toledo Museum of Art is bringing on a new leader in glass to further work in both the contemporary world of studio glass and the curation of its decades-spanning glass art collection.

The Toledo Museum of Art has hired a new glass curator.

For the first time ever, TAO: Drum Heart will perform in Toledo on March 24 at the Stranahan Theater, 4645 Heatherdowns Blvd.

BOWLING GREEN — As promised, I have put my orange-and-brown-colored glasses back on to deliver another reason why Bowling Green State University football fans should not be calling for the firing of coach Mike Jinks.