Новости за 28.11.2017

COLUMBUS — U.S. Rep. Jim Renacci on Tuesday presented himself as the outsider to state politics compared to what he characterized as his firmly entrenched opponents for the Republican nomination for governor next year.

Coming off one of its best overall performances of the season, the University of Toledo defense has steadily improved throughout the year and is playing confident football at the most important time.

An autopsy for the woman who died while in custody of the Lucas County Jail determined she suffered complications of hanging by her neck.

BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University men’s basketball team is 5-2 this season. And coach Michael Huger is not happy.

Lucas County Commissioners on Tuesday fired county Administrator Laura Lloyd-Jenkins, but offered no public explanation for the dismissal.

Toledo police continue to investigate Monday’s East Toledo shooting that left three men injured.

COLUMBUS—The American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio testified Tuesday that there hasn’t been enough discussion on the potential costs of implementing sentencing and parole reforms under a bill named for murder victim Reagan Tokes.

Snuggled tight against his mother’s chest, Mokonzi could easily be mistaken for a human newborn.

MAYBEE, Mich. – Monroe County sheriff's investigators are reviewing the death of a man wanted in an earlier assault case.

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Just in time for the holidays, the University of Toledo has given its supporters everything they ever wanted.

The federal agency that represents the U.S. State Department in Great Lakes policy discussions with Canada called upon the Kasich administration Tuesday to declare the open waters of western Lake Erie as impaired under the federal Clean Water Act.

Mayor-elect Wade Kapszukiewicz is in Boston Tuesday, attending a class for new mayors at the Harvard University John F. Kennedy School of Government, according to spokesman Gretchen DeBacker.

Sixteen people died in traffic crashes across Ohio during the Thanksgiving travel period, the Ohio Highway Patrol reported — a near doubling over the state’s highway death toll from Thanksgiving 2016.

Metroparks Toledo has received approval to proceed with bringing in sharpshooters to kill as many as 285 white-tailed deer in six parks and preserve areas over the next three months as part of its ongoing program to manage the deer population.

Ohio State and Michigan placed six players each on the coaches' All-Big Ten defensive teams, which the league announced Tuesday.

The 12th annual Crafting Wishes holiday craft show benefiting Make-A-Wish is set for this weekend.

The holidays are big events for most people, so why not give that person on your shot list the gift of, well, an event? Tickets say not only”I understand what enterains you, but go and have a good time.”

When the University of Toledo football team faces Akron on Saturday at Ford Field, the Rockets will have to deal with a new wrinkle that they didn’t have to deal with when the teams met at the Glass Bowl on October 21.

A Toledo homicide victim’s loved ones will hold a vigil for him Wednesday.

The Toledo K9 Association will sell merchandise Friday and Saturday to help fund the K9 unit’s equipment and training.

BOWLING GREEN — On Monday I broke the news that should have surprised no one: James Morgan has asked to leave the Bowling Green State University football program.

Lucas County officials are collaborating with a local hotel industry developer for a nearly $30 million investment to transform the former Seagate Hotel in downtown Toledo into a new 200-room hotel.

University of Toledo leaders maintain their physician assistant program complied with national standards during a June site visit that led to the program’s loss of accreditation.