Новости за 02.10.2017

NEW YORK — U.S. stocks set more records Monday as health care companies and banks continued to surge as investors grew more optimistic about the recovery in manufacturers.

Slinky and cautious at first, a new snow leopard cub soon grew bolder as she explored the exhibit at the Toledo Zoo.

Singer Tom Petty, best known for his work as lead singer of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, has died. He was 66.

Eighth in series on Toledo City Council candidates.

PORTAGE, OHIO — Auditor of State Dave Yost on Monday released the Wood County village from fiscal emergency, a designation in which it had been for about eight-and-a-half years.

One of two men charged with robbing and shooting a man with an AR-15 rifle entered guilty pleas Monday in Lucas County Common Pleas Court.

BRADNER, Ohio – One person is dead Monday after a two-vehicle crash in Wood County.

Toledo Public Schools is hosting its seventh annual College Night on Oct. 4 at the University of Toledo’s Scott Park Campus.

As the calendar turns to October, the University of Toledo football team will shift its focus to Mid-American Conference play.

Grammy nominated songwriter Jim Brickman will perform in downtown Toledo on Thursday at Top of NINE Rooftop in Hensville on North St. Clair Street.

COLUMBUS — In the age of the ex­panded Big Ten, the con­fer­ence’s heavy­weights still lead their league peers when it comes to re­cruit­ing.

GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — The Palestinian prime minister traveled Monday to the Gaza Strip to launch an ambitious reconciliation effort with the rival Hamas militant group, receiving a hero’s welcome from thousands of people as the sides moved to end a bitter 10-year rift.

BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University hockey team opened its season with a 3-1 exhibition victory over Wilfrid Laurier at the Slater Family Ice Arena Sunday.

PORT CLINTON — The Lake Erie algal bloom brings with it a reservoir full of painful and problematic issues. There is the omnipresent threat to our drinking water — it is as if the wolf is there on the front porch, repeatedly pawing and scratching at the door. Third-hand rumors over the safety of the tap water catch fire and become a conflagration on social media, and panic runs on the store shelves ensue.

WASHINGTON — Facebook announced Monday that the company is planning more measures to increase transparency in advertising as the company provides Congress with more than 3,000 ads linked to a Russian ad agency.

COLUMBUS — A squad of 7-foot (2.1-meter) infantrymen cast in bronze for an anti-terrorism memorial will be delivered to a Georgia museum this week by the central Ohio sculptor who created the statues.

COLUMBUS – Ohio State defensive tackle Dre’Mont Jones will miss this week’s game against Maryland after a “freak injury” to his leg last week.

BOWLING GREEN – Bowling Green State University football coach Mike Jinks said he has a simple message for his 0-5 team.

ANN ARBOR — John O’Korn will be Michigan’s starting quarterback for the foreseeable future.

BOWLING GREEN — Early signals indicate that sophomore James Morgan will start at quarterback when the Bowling Green State University football team plays at Miami on Saturday.

The Toledo Police Department will review its own policies and emergency preparedness following a Las Vegas mass shooting at a country concert.

The fourth edition of The Blade’s weekly high school football poll features no changes atop any of the three polls even after Whitmer’s big TRAC road win Friday over Central Catholic.

Krista Kiessling's flock of five hens huddled together in a dog cage in the back of her car, waiting for the Toledo Zoo veterinarian who would insert a microchip into each bird. The hens were pushing up against one another, leaving half of the cage unused.

Sunday night’s tragedy in Las Vegas was the 273rd mass shooting in the U.S. this year, according to Gun Violence Archive. There have been 275 days so far in 2017.

Northwest Ohio residents with family in Las Vegas are making calls and posting to social media Monday to check on their loved ones' safety after a horrific mass shooting.