Новости за 27.11.2017

More than two years after a 61-year-old South Toledo woman was found beaten to death in her home, a Toledo man was indicted for her murder.

Several members of Congress, including all four U.S. senators from Ohio and Michigan, are imploring the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to stay on schedule with the Brandon Road Lock & Dam Study it is required to develop as an enhanced strategy for keeping highly destructive Asian carp from entering the Great Lakes system in the Chicago area.

As the University of Toledo football team prepares to face Akron in the Mid-American Conference championship game, the Rockets will take a close look at the game film from a 48-21 regular-season win over the Zips at the Glass Bowl. But a lot has changed since the Oct. 21 meeting between the teams.

COLUMBUS – Ohio State coach Urban Meyer, director of athletics Gene Smith, and a Penn State trustee came to the defense of Greg Schiano, whose planned hiring at Tennessee was nixed at the last moment following a social media outcry from Volunteers supporters.

A Toledo man charged with shooting a Toledo police officer in the face was indicted Monday by a Lucas County grand jury on eight felony charges.

BOWLING GREEN — Bowling Green State University men's basketball guard Rodrick Caldwell was named Mid-American Conference East Division player of the week, the league announced today.

COLUMBUS — Ohio Senate Republicans plan to interview all six candidates who’ve applied to replace former state Sen. Cliff Hite (R., Findlay) in the chamber.

You called the other day when I was away from my desk and you left a very terse, direct, and mildly confrontational voice mail. You articulated your displeasure with deer hunting, calling it “murder.”

At least two people — and possibly a third — have been shot Monday afternoon in East Toledo.

Emily Lehman saw it all.

As the University of Toledo football team gets ready to face Akron, let’s take a look back at the first meeting between these teams this season, a 48-21 win for Toledo at the Glass Bowl on Oct. 21.

The Lucas County Board of Elections on Monday began recounting ballots in two close races from the Nov. 7 election, a process that could take up to three days.

At least two people were taken to the hospital after their South Toledo home was destroyed by a Sunday blaze, according to the Toledo Fire Department.

BOWLING GREEN – The Bowling Green State University volleyball team has been selected to play in the National Invitational Volleyball Championship.

The Iron Bowl victory by Auburn over Alabama was just one of the outcomes that created a seismic shift in the college football landscape, which was reflected in my ballot this week in the FWAA/NFF Super 16 poll.

Country superstar Alan Jackson will perform in Toledo on March 23 at the Huntington Center, 500 Jefferson Ave., as a stop on his “Honky Tonk Highway Tour.”

Couple quick thoughts on my latest ballot in the Associated Press college football poll ...

HICKSVILLE — A Fort Wayne, Ind., woman died at a hospital after her vehicle struck a parked grain truck Saturday on State Rt. 2, northeast of Hicksville, according to the State Highway Patrol.

Congress needs less partisanship and more earnest problem-solvers. That means calling in the Marines, along with the Army, Navy, and Air Force, according to one newly launched political action committee.

It was always going to be ugly when the Broncos visited Oakland in the interim coordinator bowl.

If you haven’t heard of many specific cases of sexual harassment in the halls of Congress, there’s a good reason for that. Information about instances of harassment is largely kept secret, even if taxpayer money is used to settle claims.

With the victory of Wade Kapszukiewicz, a time-honored tradition in Toledo politics will resume.

Toledo Public Schools Superintendent Romules Durant has made “TPS Proud” the rallying cry for the city’s school district. Now, with an ambitious agenda from a new executive director, the nonprofit foundation created to support the district will aim to leverage that pride to bring TPS more tangible support from alumni, local businesses, and the rest of the community.

It was pretty quiet week in college football if you don’t count just a few things: two of the four unbeatens lost, Alabama no longer can win the SEC, the ACC’s hopes of getting two teams in the playoff are probably done, a two-loss team could make the field for the first time, and conference championship games reasonably could reset the entire top four in the 11th hour.