Новости за 29.09.2017

A Toledo man linked to a 2000 sexual assault by the DNA of a child born of that assault was sentenced to three years in prison.

Students at Diocese of Toledo schools who kneel during the Pledge of Allegiance or National Anthem could face discipline, according to a directive by the diocese and a message from Central Catholic High School.

President Donald Trump accepted the resignation of Tom Price, the embattled health and human services secretary, Friday in the midst of a scandal over his use of private planes.

Large technology and health care companies and smaller U.S.-focused firms rose again Friday as stocks finished the third quarter at record highs.

Toledo residents interested in learning more about the police department may now apply for the Citizen Police Academy.

Embattled former superintendent Patrick Hickey could land a seat on the Washington Local Schools board, even though he’s banned from setting foot on district property.

BOWLING GREEN – The Bowling Green State University football team will host Akron at Doyt Perry Stadium on Saturday at 6 p.m. in the Mid-American Conference opener for both schools.

Toledo police are looking for the assailant in a recent stabbing.

WASHINGTON — The United States on Friday abruptly warned Americans not to visit Cuba and ordered more than half its Havana embassy personnel to leave the island in a dramatic response to mysterious recent “specific attacks” harming the health of U.S. diplomats.

For years, Toledo economic development officials have sold the Glass City as the Goldilocks of business locales — not too big, not too small, but just right.

Three days after Mayor Paula Hicks-Hudson finally agreed to join the chorus of public officials calling for western Lake Erie to be federally designated as impaired under the Clean Water Act, an outspoken activist and political nemesis of hers is calling for her to have Toledo join him in a federal lawsuit on the issue.

FREMONT – When a notch was cut in the Ballville Dam on the Sandusky River recently to begin the process of removing the century-old barrier, life for the waterway’s residents began to change almost immediately.

Even at 75 years old, former Beach Boys member Brian Wilson remains a busy guy.

DEFIANCE — A Defiance County man will serve a term of life in prison after pleading guilty to the rape of two children.

Few times since the western Lake Erie region resumed its chronic battle with algae 22 years ago have these five simple words spoken by famed ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau meant so much for Toledo: “People protect what they love.”

COLUMBUS — Chase Young was the highest-rated player in Ohio State’s loaded 2017 recruiting class, the type of prospect who nearly every major in the program offered a scholarship.

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Republican Party on Friday endorsed two northeast Ohio appellate judges for open seats on the state Supreme Court next year.

When actor Jamie Farr takes the stage at the Stranahan Theater Oct. 7 for An Evening with Jamie Farr, he expects it to be a fun evening, “just sitting around like I’m in your living room, having a chat.”

Toledo police are investigating a Friday morning central city shooting.

University of Toledo senior running back Terry Swanson has been a workhorse for the Rockets this season.

FINDLAY — The city of Findlay has fired its former interim police chief after a domestic violence investigation.

De’Asia Wallace’s father pleaded for an end to gun violence following a hearing for her alleged killer’s first court hearing.

While Michigan is off this week on the gridiron, that doesn’t mean there’s still not action to follow for the Wolverines.

Toledo firefighters will host a kickoff event for Fire Prevention Week.

Toledo firefighters are hosting a kickoff event for Fire Prevention Week.