Новости за 13.12.2017

Mayor-elect Wade Kapszukiewicz said he will decline to accept a city-owned car and will also take public transportation to work once a week, during a speech to the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce.

Mayor-elect Wade Kapszukiewicz said Wednesday he will decline to accept a city-owned car and he will take public transportation to work once a week, during a speech to the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce held at the Toledo Museum of Art Glass Pavilion.

A Toledo teen who was certified to stand trial as an adult for a violent home invasion was sentenced Wednesday to 13 years in prison.

The Lucas County commissioners on Wednesday approved appropriations of nearly $625 million for the 2018 budget to fund operations for agencies, offices, courts, and departments.

COLUMBUS — In years past, January was when football recruiting burned the hottest. Late decisions, players flipping commitments, and high-profile hits and misses made for interesting theater before the traditional signing day on the first Wednesday in February.

COLUMBUS — The latest legislative restriction on abortion is headed to Gov. John Kasich’s desk.

The Christmas card art of a local longtime comic strip illustrator and teacher will be on display this month at the Toledo History Museum.

Comments made by U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D, Toledo) to fellow Democratic lawmakers appeared to blame female lawmakers and congressional staff members for inviting sexual harassment by wearing revealing clothing, according to a report by Politico.

A man escaped a large fire Wednesday that destroyed a central Toledo house.

HOUCKTOWN, Ohio — Relatives have identified a man and a woman found dead in a Hancock County mobile home fire.

The possibility of raising the tobacco purchase age to 21 moved a step closer to a vote before Toledo City Council after a public meeting Wednesday to discuss the issue.

If you’re going with seafood for lunch or dinner, make it the real deal with the Real Seafood Co. at the Docks, a longtime upscale eatery that remains true to great seafood dishes after all these years.

Debates will rage whether writer-director Rian Johnson's The Last Jedi ranks as the greatest Star Wars film.

Debates will rage whether writer-director Rian Johnson's The Last Jedi ranks as the greatest Star Wars film.

It’s often said Ohio State football closely resembles a religion. People around Ohio — and Columbus, in particular — show a unique devotion and reverence for the Buckeyes normally saved for Sundays at church.

COLUMBUS — Months after striking down provisions of a state law restricting cities’ use of automated traffic cameras, the Ohio Supreme Court on Wednesday officially applied that decision to programs in Toledo and Springfield.

The well-deserved Hall of Fame inductions of former Tigers teammates Alan Trammel and Jack Morris brought back a lot of memories.

When Lucas County Common Pleas Judge Michael Goulding was 16, he saved up his earnings from working at Red Lobster and bought a set of drums.

I spoke to Shea Patterson about his decision to transfer to Michigan and what’s ahead for the Toledo native.

The Shops at Fallen Timbers in Maumee, which is owned by mall developer GGP Inc., is in the process of being sold to a New York-based real estate investment and advisory firm.

A Toledo woman accused of threatening three people with a gun and chasing them in her car pleaded no contest Tuesday to improperly handling a firearm in a motor vehicle.

BOWLING GREEN — A former Bowling Green police officer who was charged with driving drunk after an off-duty traffic crash pleaded guilty Tuesday to two misdemeanors in Wood County Common Pleas Court.

In his first interview since transferring to Michigan, Shea Patterson said he’s coming to Ann Arbor with a national title in his sights.

ANTHONY WAYNE 40, NAPOLEON 37

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