Новости за 24.10.2017

Walleye goaltender Pat Nagle moved into 25th place on the ECHL's career shutouts list with his 3-0 win over Quad City on Saturday.

Spencer Township Trustees have referred the township’s maintenance superintendent — who is also a candidate for a trustee seat — to the Ohio Ethics Commission for hiring family members to work in the department.

The Zepf Center has received a federal grant of $600,000 over three years to continue operating its 24-hour youth shelter.

Flu season in the greater Toledo area is starting out with the canine variety.

The next-generation Jeep Wrangler will make its public debut in December, officials with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles confirmed on Tuesday.

Republican Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona, who has sparred frequently with President Donald Trump, will not run for re-election, he said Tuesday as part of a blistering floor speech bemoaning the changing tenor of politics in the United States.

Go to the biographical section of five-time Grammy winner Victor Wooten’s website, bit.ly/2xQ9SpQ, and the most prominent item at the top of the page isn’t a list of awards or other accolades he’s received throughout his amazing career.

The city of Toledo, Toledo Public Schools, and AFSCME Local 7 are teaming up to form a co-op program for high school juniors and seniors to work for the city.

An East Toledo man who fled from police in Michigan and Ohio then tumbled over an overpass with a state trooper was sentenced Tuesday to 30 months in prison.

University of Toledo football coach Jason Candle defines grit plays as “things that are hidden in a game where guys just tough it out and make plays.”

A Holland woman charged with assault on an officer during the Adams Street Zombie Crawl appeared before a judge Tuesday.

COLUMBUS — With bipartisan support, the Ohio House on Tuesday voted to ease the penalties for drivers with concealed-carry permits who fail to promptly tell a police officer of the presence of a gun in the vehicle when pulled over.

COLUMBUS — Ohio House Speaker Cliff Rosenberger (R., Clarksville) is considering a run for state auditor next year, setting up a potential contest for the Republican nomination.

COLUMBUS — Ohio House Speaker Cliff Rosenberger (R., Clarksville) is considering a run for state auditor next year, setting up a potential contest for the Republican nomination.

Toledo will take its unbeaten conference record on the road to Muncie, Ind., to face a last-place Ball State Cardinals team that is desperate for its first conference win. Despite its record, Ball State has plenty of players capable of making a difference out on the field. Here are three Cardinals to watch:

One of the biggest success of arresting a suspect accused of domestic violence is the peace of mind for the victim, said Lucas County Sheriff John Tharp.

BOWLING GREEN — Do you remember catching your favorite artist perform on American Bandstand, or perhaps on MTV’s Total Request Live for the younger generation?

COLUMBUS — Even as the Republican-controlled General Assembly has moved to restrict Ohio’s expansion of Medicaid, a pair of Democratic lawmakers Tuesday proposed a single-payer health-care system that would be funded by state taxpayers.

The disorderly conduct charge against a candidate for Toledo Public Schools Board of Education has been dismissed.

NEW YORK — Cheap soda and burgers helped bring more people into McDonald’s.

It’s not very often that a Division I college basketball team goes on the road to play a Division II team.

Gov. John Kasich will head to eastern Lucas County Wednesday for a tour of the new Howard Marsh Metropark under construction near the shores of Lake Erie, Metroparks Toledo Executive Director Dave Zenk said.

WASHINGTON — In a furious exchange of tweets and counter-tweets, President Donald Trump said Tuesday that Republican Sen. Bob Corker "couldn't get elected dog catcher," and the senator fired back that Trump was "utterly untruthful."

BOWLING GREEN — If you have watched the Bowling Green State University football team’s four Mid-American Conference games, it probably would not surprise you that the Falcons rank near the bottom of the MAC’s league-only stats on one side of the ball.

As you might have heard, Browns quarterback DeShone Kizer was caught on video ... at a Cleveland bar early Saturday morning.