Новости за 22.09.2017

NEW YORK  — Amazon wants to deliver more burritos and hamburgers to your doorstep.

ANN ARBOR — One of the biggest changes coming to college football in 2018 is the addition of a 10th on-field assistant coach. The decision has been lauded, and in a way, Michigan is one step ahead.

The Toledo Police Athletic League is ending its boxing program due to a lack of sufficient funding.

Although the Toledo Lucas County Health Department is keeping its recreational contact advisory for the Maumee River in effect, the toxin concentration found in the water is only 6 parts per billion - well below the 20 ppb threshold for swimming and other activity established by the World Health Organization.

The Bowling Green State University homecoming student steering committee is attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the longest line of toothpaste tubes.

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The University of Toledo Foundation is set to assume ownership of Welltower Inc.’s Toledo campus midway through 2018, part of an agreement between the public university and private real estate investment trust that includes the largest donation in UT history.

Toledo police are seeking help in the 2010 fatal shooting of a city woman.

WASHINGTON — Sen. John McCain announced Friday in a statement that he cannot "in good conscience" vote for the GOP's latest plan to overhaul Obamacare, appearing to halt Republicans' latest effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.

BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University football team will hit the road for the third time in four weeks to face Middle Tennessee Saturday in a 7 p.m. contest.

When the 12-acre corn maze at Kackleberry Farm opened for the season in Monroe this month, Camara Wilcynski, 16, was among the first to take on its tangled paths.

In movies, heroes appear from nowhere just in time to save the world.

Two Lucas County Sheriff’s Office deputies were charged internally with inattention/carelessness of duty after an inmate escaped while receiving treatment at a hospital.

Lucas County Commissioner Pete Gerken is right that the county cannot ask voters to approve a new 1.9-mill jail levy without yet having a place to build the jail.

COLUMBUS — In just three games, J.K. Dobbins has earned the biggest compliment a freshman running back at Ohio State can receive.

A Toledo Police Department internal affairs review determined an officer was justified in the fatal shooting of a knife-wielding man.

A former Woodward High School student convicted in the shooting death of his friend and teammate in 2014 was re-sentenced Friday to 13 years in prison.

Activist Mike Ferner dumped a pitcher of algae-infested water and two dead fish into One Government Center’s public fountain on Friday morning in what can be described as the latest act of civil disobedience on behalf of Lake Erie.

Lucas County commissioners pulled the property tax proposal to fund construction of a new jail off the November ballot because of a failure on the city of Toledo to negotiate a deal to buy the police impound lot.

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Supreme Court has set a 2022 execution date for a man sentenced to die for fatally shooting a man in an argument over a sewing machine.

National “Clean Your Streams Day” will be marked locally with a huge volunteer effort to remove trash and debris from the Ottawa River, Swan Creek, Maumee River, and Maumee Bay watersheds. The cleanup begins at 8 a.m. Saturday at each of eight locations: Olander Park Open Air Shelter, University of Toledo Law School, Monroe St. United Methodist Church, Middlegrounds Metropark (Rotary Roundhouse), Oregon Municipal Building, Three Meadows Park Shelter House, Side Cut Metropark (Silver Lake parking lot)... Читать дальше...

The everyday tasks of life are so much easier with a roof over your head.

A national nonprofit aimed at helping homeless people and their pets is coming back to Toledo to follow-up on their work here earlier this year.

The Lucas County OVI Task Force will hold a sobriety checkpoint late Saturday.

About 40 seventh grade honors students at Gateway Middle School in Maumee tagged and release dozens of monarch butterflies Friday morning.