Новости за 03.10.2017

BOWLING GREEN – A Toledo man is charged with aggravated robbery after police said he assaulted a man in downtown Bowling Green.

Toledo City Council Tuesday delayed voting on a resolution to support declaring the western basin of Lake Erie impaired.

Without admitting guilt, a 77-year-old East Toledo man on trial for the murder of a man who barged into his home entered an Alford plea Tuesday to a much less serious charge of reckless homicide.

FOSTORIA -- When union leaders from Fostoria’s Autolite spark plug factory showed up to a meeting last week with company executives to begin negotiating their next labor contract, they were met with unexpected news — there would be no new contract.

A Perrysburg man died Tuesday following a two-vehicle crash in Perrysburg Township.

OAK HARBOR, Ohio — The Davis-Besse nuclear power station in Ottawa County received a nearly 75 percent devaluation from the Ohio Department of Taxation, which will result in significant loss of funding for area governments.

FINDLAY —  Hoping to convince students to consider manufacturing careers early on, Cooper Tire is bringing middle school students to their facility this week to show them how manufacturing has developed over time.

The Stranahan Theater will present a special screening of Tim Burton’s “The Nightmare Before Christmas” complete with live accompaniment from the Toledo Symphony Orchestra on Nov. 25 at the Stranahan Theater, 4645 Heatherdowns Blvd.

Toledo Mayor Paula Hicks-Hudson announced a new initiative Tuesday she said would “inspire civic engagement and participation” called the Engage Toledo Ambassador Academy.

On Saturday afternoon, Alain Trudel will conduct his first concert since being appointed the music director of the Toledo Symphony. Although not officially in residence until 2018, the weekend marks one of three programs he will offer this season.

Owens Community College’s interim president has a plan for a successful school year: retain more students, respond to the labor market’s demands, stay financially sound, and better promote the college’s offerings.

The University of Toledo football team opens Mid-American Conference play Saturday with a home game against Eastern Michigan. The Eagles are sitting at 2-2 overall and coming off a close loss to Kentucky. Here are three things to watch for Eastern Michigan:

The University of Toledo on Tuesday recognized three local medical professionals for their work and dedication to the field of emergency medicine at the seventh annual Emergency Medicine Wall of Honor Induction Ceremony.

Toledo police are looking for the gunman who shot a man in the central city.

The University of Toledo football team will play San Diego State in a home-and-home series beginning with a game in Toledo on Sept. 12, 2020 the school announced today. The Rockets will make the return trip to San Diego on Sept. 10, 2022. The contest will mark the first meeting between the two schools in football.

Art Tatum and Moses “Fleetwood” Walker, two African-American icons of yesteryear with strong Toledo connections, will be feted in separate events Saturday.

COLUMBUS — Arguing that current law gives dogs ‘one free growl, one free bite, and one free kill” before animal control can step in, a state lawmaker Tuesday called for stiffer penalties for both dangerous animals and their owners.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump came face to face with hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico on Tuesday after denouncing critics of the federal relief effort as “politically motivated ingrates” who need to step up their own response to the crisis.

COLUMBUS — A talent management company is asking a federal judge to throw out a lawsuit that links the company to alleged improper use of ex-athletes’ photos by Ohio State University.

WASHINGTON — House Republican leaders called for unity and prayer after the deadly mass shooting in Las Vegas, but offered no new legislation to tighten gun laws and said a bill to ease regulations on gun silencers would be shelved indefinitely.

They were school teachers and youth football coaches, real estate agents and local business owners.

A Lucas County jail inmate charged with murder was pronounced dead early Tuesday.

DETROIT — General Motors and Ford each posted strong U.S. sales in September, confirming expectations that the industry would rebound for the month.

BOWLING GREEN — Some fans of the Bowling Green State University football team are never going to like coach Mike Jinks and his staff.