Новости за 05.12.2017

NEW YORK (AP) — Former employees of the top editor for the National Enquirer, Us Weekly and other major gossip publications say he openly described his sexual partners in the newsroom, discussed female employees’ sex lives and forced women to watch or listen to pornographic material.

A Toledo man pleaded guilty Tuesday to a reduced charge of involuntary manslaughter with a firearm specification for the June 10 shooting death of KiDon McCalebb.

ANN ARBOR — His words weren’t nuanced, and he didn’t sidestep the details.

Robert McColley (R., Napoleon) said goodbye to his colleagues in the Ohio House Tuesday shortly before walking across the Statehouse rotunda where he raised his right hand to take the oath as the newest state senator from northwest Ohio.

A second Republican has surfaced to run against incumbent U.S. Rep. Bob Latta (R., Bowling Green) in the 2018 Republican primary.

Perrysburg City Council approved a measure Tuesday that removes some restrictions on the display of political signs.

Perrysburg officials will present changes to the city’s zoning code after a U.S. District Court judge found parts of the code violated the First Amendment.

University of Toledo football coach Jason Candle will not be the new head coach at the University of Central Florida.

GROVE CITY, Ohio — Using a packed, small downtown diner in his hometown as the setting, Richard Cordray on Monday sought to parlay his former federal job watching out for consumers into his newest role—candidate for governor.

An 18-year-old man died following a central city shooting, and another woman was injured, according to Toledo police

Toledo police are on scene of a reported person shot in the central city.

Toledo police are on scene of a reported person shot in the central city.

Comedians Steve Martin and Martin Short will bring their musical-comedy tour to Toledo on May 25 at the Toledo Zoo Amphitheater, 2700 Broadway St.

A West Toledo woman was arrested Monday after Toledo police say she drunkenly fled from officers in a vehicle down a one-way street and through a school zone.

A West Toledo woman was arrested Monday after she drunkenly fled from Toledo police down a one-way street and through a school zone, according to a police report.

PORT CLINTON — An Ottawa County man who threatened to blow up his house forced his neighbors to evacuate their homes Tuesday.

You will eat and drink better in Toledo, which has so much good food we couldn’t even t everything on our wish list.

Recent October-like conditions may have prompted Toledoans to keep out their warmer-weather clothing, but starting this week they’ll need to break out their heavy coats.

Recent October-like conditions may have prompted Toledoans to keep their warmer-weather clothing out, but starting Tuesday they’ll need to break out their heavy coats.

A combined patrol of Mercy Health St. Vincent Medical Center and Toledo police officers has been suspended, but officials from both groups hope to revive it.

It was all but inevitable. A suitor has come calling on Jason Candle.

Thousands of stuffed animal were thrown onto the ice after the Walleye’s Dylan Sadowy scored a goal in Saturday’s game. The animals are being donated to various groups in Toledo helping children in times of crisis. 3,160 stuffed animals were collected from the game, according to Rob Wiercinski, a communications manager for the Walleye.

The Republican-sponsored tax overhaul bills passed by the Senate and House — two versions that are yet to be merged into a single law that will change personal and business tax returns in large and small ways — have local small business owners hopeful yet cautious.

An effort to get the Lucas County Young Democrats to file a semi-annual campaign finance report failed when the certified letter requesting the report was returned to the Lucas County Board of Elections unclaimed.

ANN ARBOR — On what should have been a casual Monday, a war of words broke out between Jim Harbaugh and Mark Dantonio.