Новости за 03.11.2017

One of the Kasich administration’s key players in the fight against algal blooms said Friday the future health of western Lake Erie is tied to the state’s commitment to do more aggressive edge-of-field research in each of the lake’s watersheds, not a federal Clean Water Act impairment designation that would subject farmers to more regulations.

A family dog was shot multiple times during a Thursday evening burglary in North Toledo.

A new roundabout on State Rt. 199 at Carronade Drive in Perrysburg Township is likely to open late Saturday, but through traffic on Route 199 will remain detoured for another week or so, Ohio Department of Transportation said Friday.

A new roundabout on State Rt. 199 at Carronade Drive in Perrysburg Township is likely to open partially this weekend, but through traffic on Route 199 will remain detoured for another week or so, Ohio Department of Transportation said Friday.

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Toledo police continue looking for the person who killed a store owner late last year.

It was three weeks past the Fourth of July in 2015 when the bullets began to hail.

The former financial secretary for United Steelworkers Local 207L in Findlay has been indicted in U.S. District Court on charges he stole nearly $31,000 from the union.

A Connecticut man was arrested Thursday by State Highway Patrol troopers after more than $250,000 worth of methamphetamine was found in his vehicle during a traffic stop on the Ohio Turnpike in Perrysburg.

With a 27-17 win over Northern Illinois on Thursday at the Glass Bowl, the University of Toledo football team took over control of the Mid-American Conference West Division.

With a 27-17 win over Northern Illinois on Thursday at the Glass Bowl, the University of Toledo football team took over control of the Mid-American Conference West Division.

Several in East Toledo called her, ‘Grandma.’

COLUMBUS — Businesses that take certain steps to secure their customers’ sensitive information could be protected from a lawsuit later if a hack still occurs under a recently introduced bill.

Toledo police are hosting another session of Coffee with Cops on Tuesday.

The day after Mayor Paula Hicks-Hudson during a live debate said more than $8 million that sat idle in a fund for five years was restricted tax-increment financing, her opponent, Wade Kapszukiewicz, announced he discovered how the city actually got that money.

The day after Mayor Paula Hicks-Hudson during a live debate said more than $8 million that sat idle in a fund for five years was restricted tax-increment financing her opponent, Wade Kapszukiewicz, announced that he had discovered the source of that money.

A heated discussion on the western Lake Erie impairment controversy is expected Friday afternoon inside the University of Toledo College of Law’s McQuade Law Auditorium.

COLUMBUS — State regulators have approved a North Toledo medical marijuana cultivation site.

In a 911 call Cora Campbell made in the moments before she was stalked and killed by her estranged husband, Lucas County Common Pleas Judge Dean Mandros said her sense of terror filled his courtroom.

COLUMBUS — Ohio State’s road trips often start with a swarm.

COLUMBUS — Ohio State’s road trips often start with a swarm.

The University of Toledo earned a big 27-17 win over Northern Illinois at the Glass Bowl on Thursday night. Here are three takeaways from the game:

BOWLING GREEN — Development projects either proposed or underway along Poe Road near I-75 by two public-private partnerships would expand a business corridor in Bowling Green.

BOWLING GREEN — Those who took a look at the basketball the Bowling Green State University men’s basketball team used in its exhibition game Thursday night did a double-take.

COLUMBUS—Balancing his role on the highest bench of Ohio’s judiciary while also running for the executive branch, state Supreme Court Justice William O’Neill on Friday decided he will not sit on any future cases that come before the court.