Новости за 23.10.2017

Gary Johnson, who finished sixth in the Sept. 12 primary for six Toledo at-large council seats, raised the most money in the most recent campaign reporting period and entered the final four weeks with the most money available to spend.

Toledo Public Schools officials say they kept their promises to voters the last time they put a levy on the ballot, and they intend to do the same should Issue 9 pass in November.

Toledo officially ended the 2017 harmful algal bloom season Monday after nine consecutive days with cooler temperatures and no microcystin detected in raw lake water at the city's intake crib.

As the calendar creeps toward November, Mid-American Conference football games begin to shift from Saturdays to mid-week, causing a quick turnaround this week for the University of Toledo football team.

A tractor-trailer has overturned on Eckel Junction Road in Perrysburg Township and spilled its load onto the roadway.

TEMPERANCE — The Bedford Schools board of education is closing in on hiring the district's next superintendent.

COLUMBUS — Fifteen minutes in State College, Pa., changed the Big Ten season in 2016.

Construction that has closed the inbound Anthony Wayne Trail at Erie and Lafayette Streets, including the downtown exit from northbound I-75, since Friday morning has been extended until Thursday morning, a city spokesman said.

TIFFIN — Seneca County Prosecutor Derek DeVine announced Monday that officers who killed a man in a May shootout acted lawfully.

There was little change in the Blade poll after Week 9 of high school football action, but that nearly wasn’t the case in the Division V-VI-VII vote.

FOSTORIA — A Fostoria man was hospitalized Sunday after an arrow went through his legs, according to the police department.

Traffic is moving again on northbound I-75 after a multi-vehicle crash near Berdan Avenue closed the highway, but the left lane remains closed and drivers should expect delays.

OAK HARBOR — When she retired after almost two decades of work at the Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, Mary Warren could have packed her personal items in a file box, shared a celebratory cake and a few fond memories with her co-workers, and exited into a quiet life away from the wetlands.

COLUMBUS — Ohio State running back Mike Weber has a brace on his wrist, though Buckeyes coach Urban Meyer said Monday that Weber will be available when the Buckeyes play Penn State on Saturday.

Three unidentified men stole prescription medication from a West Toledo pharmacy at gunpoint.

Toledo police on Monday released the name of a city woman killed in a weekend crash.

COLUMBUS — Ohio State’s game at Iowa on Nov. 4 will be an afternoon kickoff, though the official start time will not be determined until after the games on Oct. 28.

A former Lucas County probation officer who was accused of having sex with two of her clients pleaded guilty Monday to a single count of sexual battery.

Ottawa Hills police are collecting donated toys for their “Fill-a-Cruiser” event.

Toledo Public Schools is set to announce its latest initiative in career technology options for high school students.

ANN ARBOR — Saturday was not a good night for Michigan’s defense.

Vivian Howard and Pati Jinich finished each other’s sentences during a recent interview as though they were an old married couple, despite only knowing each other for six — or maybe seven — years.

Toledo’s score for LGBTQ inclusiveness held steady in 2017, earning 89 of a possible 100 points in the Human Rights Campaign’s Municipal Equality Index.

The University of Toledo football team made it look easy in a 48-21 rout of Akron on Saturday at the Glass Bowl. Here are three takeaways from the Rockets victory:

A Toledo activist pleaded not guilty Monday to disorderly conduct after a traffic stop with city police.