AUSTIN, Texas — An attacker with a machete-like knife fatally stabbed one person and wounded at least three others today on the University of Texas campus, and authorities said a suspect was in custody.
NEW YORK — U.S. stocks rose today as big technology companies like Apple continued to rally. Investors bought stocks and sold bonds and gold after Congress agreed to a deal that will keep the government operating for the rest of the fiscal year.
Two Toledo pastors pleaded not guilty today to federal charges accusing them of sex trafficking a teenage girl.
NORTON SHORES, Mich. — An aviation manufacturer has opened a $14.5 million factory in west Michigan so Muskegon-area workers can build engine parts for Boeing 777 airplanes.
LOS ANGELES — TNT has temporarily shut down production of its drama, “The Last Ship,” while star Eric Dane battles depression.
BOWLING GREEN — Two members of the Bowling Green State University football team, defensive lineman Malik Brown and running back Brian Jennings, were charged with forgery Friday.
Recent reports from Perrysburg and Perrysburg Township police departments.
BOWLING GREEN — Bowling Green State University President Mary Ellen Mazey announced the creation of a sexual assault task force following last week’s student protest about the treatment of sexual assault survivors.
DALLAS — Dallas paramedic is in critical condition after being shot while responding to a shooting call, and that the scene remains active and dangerous.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump today said he will explore the possibility of higher gasoline and diesel fuel taxes, suggesting an increase could pay for his ambitious infrastructure plan.
An East Toledo woman charged in relation to a 6-month-old baby’s death last week was arraigned today in Oregon Municipal Court, where a judge ordered that she remain in jail on $500,000 bond.
BOWLING GREEN – Bowling Green police are investigating a reported weekend sexual assault with a man purporting to be an Uber driver.
NEW YORK — Several hundred teachers picketed outside Philadelphia schools early today as thousands more immigrants and union members across the United States prepared a series of strikes, boycotts and marches to protest President Donald Trump’s immigration policies.
COLUMBUS — Ohio’s lethal injection process remains tied up in court, so Gov. John Kasich unsurprisingly today revised the state’s schedule to resume carrying out executions that have been on hold more than three years.
Ray Abou-Arab showed up at the Magnolia Street apartment building he owned Jan. 26, 2014 because the pipes had frozen and there was no water.
Area law enforcement members urged caution for motorcyclists as summer months approach and more riders take to the road.
WASHINGTON — Ohio’s two U.S. senators announced today that the $300 million Great Lakes Restoration Initiative has been approved as part of a federal spending measure.
Ohio’s health department has created a new list of homes in the state that have serious lead paint problems.
WASHINGTON — The White House is promoting a new health care proposal that the president insists will lower premiums and guarantee people with pre-existing conditions will get insurance coverage, even though some medical groups said they aren’t so sure.
A Toledo Municipal Court judge set bond today at $1 million for a man authorities accuse of taking part in a drug deal that left one man dead.
CONGRESS — Members of an especially conservative Amish group in northeast Ohio are adding more reflective features to their black, horse-drawn buggies to increase visibility after some serious crashes.
ISTANBUL — Workers and activists marked May Day around the world today with defiant rallies and marches for better pay and working conditions.
WASHINGTON — U.S. consumers cut back sharply in spending on durable goods such as autos in March, leaving overall spending unchanged for a second straight month. The slowdown in consumer activity was a major reason overall economic growth slowed so sharply over the winter.
BANGKOK — Thailand’s prime minister has accepted an invitation from President Donald Trump to visit the United States, his office said today, as the U.S. leader made an unexpected diplomatic initiative toward several Southeast Asian counterparts.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — SpaceX launched a top-secret spy satellite for the U.S. government this morning and then successfully landed the booster for recycling.