Новости за 14.11.2017

University of Toledo football coach Jason Candle said the Battle of I-75 rivalry with Bowling Green is unique in that it shares some similarities with the Friday-night rivalries that play out during the fall on the fields of local high schools.

BOWLING GREEN — In 1991, the Bowling Green State University football team won a Mid-American Conference title that came out of the blue.

COLUMBUS — Despite the differences between the House and Senate visions, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Tuesday predicted President Trump will sign a tax overhaul into law by year’s end.

Lucas County officials gave the go-ahead Tuesday to possibly pursue legal action against opioid manufactures for reimbursement of costs in dealing with the ongoing drug crisis.

PETERSBURG, Mich. — A Michigan State University men's basketball associate coach is charged following a double-fatal crash in Monroe County.

ANN ARBOR — He might be the only person in the country who’s mimicked J.T. Barrett’s elusiveness and the breakaway speed of Saquon Barkley. And chances are you’ve never heard of him.

A third Toledo pastor charged with sex trafficking of minors was indicted Tuesday by a federal grand jury.

The University of Toledo football team received another commitment to add to its highly thought of 2018 recruiting class.

Toledo Mayor Paula Hicks-Hudson Tuesday showcased the city's newest $155,000 high-tech gadget — a simulator to train heavy equipment operators.

A South Toledo man is accused of making a terrorist threat against a Mercy Health employee last month after she asked for his co-payment.

A West Toledo man is accused of making a terrorist threat against a Mercy Health employee last month after she asked for his co-payment.

While reflecting on her time within the Women of Toledo organization, Afreen Alvi gasped when she realized it had been more than three years since chance put her in touch with the group.

Christian music artist Chris Tomlin will bring his “Worship Night In America Tour” to Toledo on April 14 at the Huntington Center, 500 Jefferson Ave.

Straight to it, our crack area college football picks for Week 12:

When Bowling Green has the ball ...

When Toledo has the ball ...

BOWLING GREEN — Jarret Doege did not join the Bowling Green State University football program until January of this year. And when the season began, the idea was to redshirt the quarterback from Lubbock, Texas.

When University of Toledo sophomore wide receiver Diontae Johnson gets the ball, it generally means good things for the Rockets. With electrifying play-making ability, Johnson is a threat to score any time he touches the ball.

BOWLING GREEN — Jarret Doege did not join the Bowling Green State University football program until January of this year. And when the season began, the idea was to redshirt the quarterback from Lubbock, Texas.

Despite a shortened enrollment period and uncertainty about the insurance marketplace created by the Affordable Care Act, enrollment counselors are reminding northwest Ohioans that help is out there.

When University of Toledo sophomore wide receiver Diontae Johnson gets the ball, it generally means good things for the Rockets. With electrifying play-making ability, Johnson is a threat to score any time he touches the ball.

ANN ARBOR — There were a litany of injuries for Michigan on Saturday, and some answers were provided Monday.

BOWLING GREEN — Bowling Green State University football coach Mike Jinks knows that this week is different.

COLUMBUS – Ohio State lost Damon Arnette to injury against Michigan State, but the Buckeyes expect him back for this week’s game against Illinois.