Новости за 29.12.2017

It was another eventful year in the Toledo area, and The Blade photographers captured images which spoke and told the stories you wanted to see. This collection of Jeremy Wadsworth’s best photos is part of a six-part series featuring our photographers and their best photos of 2017. The series concludes Sunday with our Blade Year In Review photo gallery.

Ohio's 6th District Court of Appeals on Friday affirmed a ruling in Lucas County Common Pleas Court in the case of an Oregon man convicted in a fatal drunk-driving crash.

ADRIAN — Emergency crews helped a woman climb out of her upstairs bedroom window Thursday when her Adrian Township home was on fire, according to a press release from the Lenawee County Sheriff’s Office.

It was another eventful year in the Toledo area, and The Blade photographers captured images which spoke and told the stories you wanted to see. This collection of Jetta Fraser’s best photos is part of a six-part series featuring our photographers and their best photos of 2017. The series concludes Sunday with our Blade Year In Review photo gallery.

DALLAS – With a decent game in the Cotton Bowl, Ohio State quarterback J.T. Barrett can finish his career with more yardage than any player who ever has played in the Big Ten.

The year in business in 2017 was one of great change that many Toledoans won’t soon forget.

LUCAS COUNTY

New Perrysburg Mayor Tom Mackin made it through thanking his family, his campaign staff, and his fellow elected officials before getting to answering the big question — what’s next?

After a convincing electoral victory in November, Tom Mackin, Perrysburg’s mayor-elect, will lose the modifier on his title later Friday as he is sworn into office.

In the late 1990s, advocates pushing for universal pre-K in Oklahoma touted the program’s ability to deliver big social gains — higher earning potential in adulthood, even better health and less crime in the community.

COLUMBUS — For the president of the state Senate, Ohio’s progress over the last year can be seen in two numbers.

The world continues to react to President Trump’s Dec. 6 declaration that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel and that the United States will be moving its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

Blaming the victim of sexual harassment or assault for clothing worn in public is indefensible.

The growth of ride-sharing brokers like Uber and Lyft means even more options exist for New Year’s revelers to travel to or from party locations without risking an impaired-driving arrest.

It was a tumultuous year in northwest Ohio.

Harvey Steele, the longtime co-host of Toledo's top-rated morning radio show Shores and Steele on WKKO-FM, 99.9, has died, the radio station confirmed on Facebook Friday. He was 60.

In frigid, single-digit temperatures Thursday, Toledo firefighters sprayed water on intense flames coming from a West Toledo home.

Dog killed

Dr. Robert E. Shanahan, a plastic surgeon who recruited several fellow physicians to the Toledo area and an accomplished Dixieland jazz musician who was a renowned trombone player, died Monday. He was 86.

A South Toledo man was sentenced Thursday by Lucas County Common Pleas Judge Gene Zmuda to two years in prison for trafficking synthetic marijuana.

An off-duty Bowling Green firefighter died Wednesday, according to the department’s fire chief Tom Sanderson.

BOWLING GREEN – The Bowling Green State University hockey team hoped to jump-start the second half of its season with a home game against nationally ranked Western Michigan Thursday.

The body of a 67-year-old man who was found dead after leaving a South Toledo elder care center showed evidence of hypothermia, according to the Lucas County coroner’s office.

BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University men’s basketball team made sure there was no repeat of the “Lake Erie” scare.