Новости за 28.09.2017

De’Asia Wallace was in the wrong place at the wrong time when she was fatally shot following a large street brawl Sunday, her father said.

As Toledo activist Mike Ferner poured a pitcher of algae-infused water and two dead fish into the fountain at One Government Center a week ago, cameras were rolling, protesters were well-positioned as background extras to display their posters and signs, and the message was delivered in a succinct and well-orchestrated fashion.

Two candidates for Swanton Township Board of Trustees have withdrawn as candidates after complaints surfaced that they signed nominating petitions that someone else circulated.

Two candidates for Swanton Township Board of Trustees have withdrawn as candidates after complaints surfaced that they signed petitions that someone else circulated.

Lucas County health officials are seeing an uptick in cases of the parasite Cryptosporidium, and are encouraging the public to be vigilant about hand washing and other preventive measures.

As we've seen in the last week with the contentious discourse and proverbial hot takes over NFL players — and now coaches and even owners — kneeling during the national anthem, sports is the intersection of politics and culture.

Fifth in a series on Toledo City Council candidates

A Holland man convicted of breaking into his former girlfriend's home, assaulting, and raping her was sentenced Thursday to 16 years in prison.

The lawn of the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department was adorned with 41 pink and blue foam grave markers Thursday to honor babies who died in 2016 and highlight disparities between black and white babies.

LOS ANGELES — Julia Louis-Dreyfus says she has been diagnosed with breast cancer.

COLUMBUS — A state regulatory panel on Thursday drew out complaints designed to force the opposition to a drug-pricing issue on the Nov. 7 ballot to specifically disclose which pharmaceutical companies are bankrolling its campaign.

MONROE — The Frenchtown Township woman investigators said tried kill her young son is set to return to court in November.

Betty Sutton, a Democratic candidate for governor, promised she would create a position specifically for Great Lakes issues in the governor’s office and promised to address the algae threat to Lake Erie with a high level of urgency, in a campaign stop Thursday in Toledo.

A Toledo man who drove off without stopping after he struck and killed a pedestrian was sentenced Thursday to two years in prison.

Lucas County Commissioner Pete Gerken plans to cut the number of prisoner beds for 2018 at the Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio, which is a move the Toledo Municipal Court judges think will have negative effects on their operations.

The Lucas County Sheriff’s Office announced it will be conducting a sobriety checkpoint in North Toledo on Friday.

University of Toledo senior wide receiver Cody Thompson is widely considered one of the best receivers in the country. So far this season, his statistics have proved that.

WASHINGTON — The congressman shot in June at a baseball practice is returning to work at the Capitol after three months in the hospital and at a rehabilitation facility.

On balance, 2017 has been a roller coaster year thus far financially for Cedar Fair LP with the Sandusky amusement park chain beset by inconsistent weather that flattened attendance, but largely escaping any serious effects from hurricanes that damaged parts of Texas and Florida — two regions where it does not have parks.

Two bullet holes were discovered in a federal courthouse, though police believe the damage may be from a separate incident.

BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University special teams units deserve some love despite the team’s winless start in 2017.

Toledo police are investigating the death of a man whose body was found at a North Toledo residence.

WASHINGTON — The U.S. economy grew at an upgraded annual rate of 3.1 percent in the spring, the fastest pace in more than two years. But growth is expected to slow sharply this quarter in the wake of a string of devastating hurricanes.

If ever there was a good weekend for a fall wedding, this is it, with both Toledo and Michigan off Saturday and Ohio State on its bye week (at Rutgers).

The White House has authorized a waiver to loosen shipping rules regarding Puerto Rico that island officials say would be a significant help for recovery efforts from Hurricane Maria.