Новости за 30.11.2017

BOWLING GREEN – The Bowling Green State University football program announced Thursday that it had made a change to its 2019 season schedule.

Great success on the gridiron is expected to transfer well over to the hardwood at Eastwood where the Eagles basketball team is predicted to win the Northern Buckeye Conference.

After a strong basketball season which led to its best record ever, and to a second regional tournament advancement in three years, Cardinal Stritch is the unanimous favorite to win the 2017-18 Toledo Area Athletic Conference championship.

For the second time this fall, the Toledo Police Department is taking social media users on a virtual ride-along Thursday, posting photos and videos of their Gang Task Force.

The last holdout on a request by Lucas County Auditor Anita Lopez for school districts to drop property tax complaints against some homeowners has acquiesced.

Women receiving prenatal care at the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department will now do so together, in supportive pregnancy groups meant to increase participation and decrease preterm birth and infant mortality.

The reopening of a filling station at a West Toledo intersection has sparked a price war between that station and a competitor across the street.

LANSING, Mich. — It is not Hawaii, Key West, or St. Thomas, but in the eyes of many outdoors enthusiasts, a tract of land in northern Michigan rates as paradise of a different composition. Skip the sand, palm trees, and conch shells — this is forests, lakes, rivers, and wetlands, and the opportunity to host a pair of nesting bald eagles.

Just nine wins short of 700 in his coaching career at St. John’s Jesuit, Ed Heintschel doesn’t get too stirred up by the talk of targets or bull’s-eyes being placed on the backs of his Titans basketball teams when they are picked in the preseason as favorites to win the league championship.

It’s that time again: The annual holiday tradition known as Tours de Noel, sponsored by the Women of the Old West End, is from noon to 7 p.m. Sunday.

A Toledo man with a prior involuntary manslaughter conviction pleaded guilty Thursday to aggravated murder for the stabbing death of an elderly man.

Stocks are rising on Wall Street as the technology turns higher following a steep drop a day earlier.

Ohio State was a big winner Thursday as the Big Ten announced its individual awards.

A Toledo man who claims he shot and killed a man in self-defense was sentenced Thursday to six years in prison.

As they contemplated the 2017-18 high school basketball season, the Waite Indians received a City League history lesson from sixth-year coach Adam Rodriguez, and it wasn’t a pretty picture.

COLUMBUS — Ohio State quarterback J.T. Barrett underwent arthroscopic knee surgery after leaving Saturday’s game vs. Michigan, a source with knowledge of the situation confirmed to The Blade.

U.S. radio broadcaster Cumulus Media Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and said it has entered into a restructuring agreement with certain lenders to reduce more than $1 billion in debt.

Two people are charged with felony drug offenses after troopers found approximately $35,000 worth of contraband in a vehicle during a traffic stop on I-80, according to the State Highway Patrol.

Toledo police have charged a man with murder in a recent South Toledo homicide.

COLUMBUS—Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor has hastily scheduled a press conference for Thursday afternoon to make an announcement about the future of her gubernatorial campaign in the wake of the announcement that opponents Mike DeWine and Jon Husted have combined forces for the Republican nomination.

MARBLEHEAD, Ohio — An embankment failure has prompted the Ohio Department of Transportation to close an exit ramp on State Rt. 2 near here.

COLUMBUS — Gibsonburg will host northwest Ohio’s only large medical marijuana grow site.

A Toledo man who shook his infant son and threw him on a couch — causing the baby serious injuries — was sentenced Thursday to four years in prison.

A Toledo man who shook his infant son and threw him on a couch — causing the baby serious injuries — was sentenced Thursday to four years in prison.

Jim Weidner has been named chief operating officer of Mercy Health Toledo, the health system announced Thursday.