Новости за 18.10.2017

Toledo’s 12 council candidates talked in-depth Wednesday in a live-streamed forum that can be viewed in its entirety online and on cable TV.

An open field in Maumee will soon be home to a major mixed-use economic development project that will benefit the city and the Maumee school district.

A former employee of the Lucas County Clerk of Courts Title Office was indicted Wednesday for theft in office for allegedly stealing $174,400 from the office.

The University of Toledo football team is known for having a big and physical offensive line. Through recruiting and development, the Rockets have molded a deep and versatile unit.

Brace yourselves: The zombie apocalypse is just around the corner.

Unexpected subsurface conflicts that delayed construction are the reason a city contractor needs to close the inbound Anthony Wayne Trail just outside downtown Toledo for four days to keep construction of a new approach to Erie Street on schedule, a city spokesman has explained.

WASHINGTON — The mother of an Army sergeant killed in Niger said Wednesday that President Donald Trump, in a call offering condolences, showed “disrespect” to the soldier’s loved ones as they drove to the airport to meet his body. Trump, engulfed in controversy over the appropriate way for presidents to show compassion for slain soldiers, strongly disputed that account.

A robber in a “Scream” mask held up a North Toledo convenience store at gunpoint.

A Toledo man who spent 16 years in prison for trying to kill his former wife pleaded no contest Wednesday to using his former cellmate's personal identification information to get public benefits.

A Toledo man charged with shooting to death a teenager on a school playground was found guilty Wednesday of murder with a firearm specification.

Toledo City Council candidate Gary Johnson had never talked much about being homeless in Chicago as a five-year-old boy.

Entering sectional tournament play this week, Archbold had the best combined boys and girls varsity soccer record in Ohio during the regular season at 30-1-1.

Mayor Paula Hicks-Hudson stumped for votes Wednesday morning on a North Toledo street with city crews working nearby on resurfacing a badly-damaged road.

A dozen players from area teams will compete in the Ohio girls state tennis tournament starting Friday at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason near Cincinnati.

The number of upscale Asian eateries in the Toledo area spiked years ago, and Nagoya Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi in Perrysburg's Levis Commons stood out as a place to visit when it first opened.

A tractor-trailer carrying soybeans overturned around 9 a.m. Wednesday, causing the ramp on southbound I-75 to Miami Street to close.

No girls golf team in Ohio has reached the state tournament more times than St. Ursula, which will be making its 18th appearance Friday and Saturday at Ohio State University’s Gray Course.

The Blade’s editorial board will interview the 12 candidates vying for six at-large seats on Toledo City Council during a live stream Wednesday.

EDGEWOOD, Md. — A Maryland sheriff says three people have been killed and two were wounded during a shooting at an office park in the northeastern part of the state.

A Toledo man convicted of raping a 9-year-old girl was sentenced Wednesday to the maximum term of life in prison without the possibility of parole.

Not a ton of movement in this week’s Mid-American Conference West Division rankings. An upset of Western Michigan and a road win by Northern Illinois shake things up a bit. Here are the rankings:

The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association returns to Toledo with its Xtreme Bulls competition in January at the Huntington Center, 500 Jefferson Ave.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions is once again be in the hot seat in front of his former colleagues Wednesday, where he testifying before the Senate judiciary committee.

PETALUMA, Calif. — The death toll from Northern California’s destructive wildfires is at 42 after Sonoma County found the remains of another person.

DETROIT — Ford is recalling about 1.3 million 2015-17 F-150 and 2017 Super Duty vehicles in North America because of potential door problems.