Новости за 21.02.2023

A truck crash Tuesday morning is prompting planned overnight traffic changes along I-475 near Maumee.

BOWLING GREEN — Bowling Green State University’s football team wants to take a big step forward this season when it comes to running the ball.

Prompted by sewer repair work, a temporary road closure is under way in West Toledo.

The Lucas County Coroner’s Office is asking for the public’s help in finding family members for three people recently found dead in separate cases.

A program beginning next school year will increase Ohio student access to nutritious meals and ease the burden of paperwork and financial strain on families, the state announced.

Here are where local high school wrestlers in The Blade’s coverage area rank in the week of Feb. 19. Rankings are courtesy of borofanohio.net (boys) and americanwomenswrestling.com (girls).

The state swimming and diving meet begins this week at the C.T. Branin Natatorium in Canton.

CINCINNATI — The leader of one of the nation's largest signature-gathering firms told a jury that he'd never seen anything like what greeted him and the company's hundreds of employees in Ohio while trying to put a law enacting a $1.3 billion bailout of two nuclear power plants to a vote at the ballot.

BOWLING GREEN — The Sentinel-Tribune newspaper in Bowling Green said Tuesday it will reduce its number of printed editions to Wednesdays and Saturdays starting next week.

Tireman Auto Service Centers, a fixture in Toledo for decades, is being sold to Belle Tire of suburban Detroit.

For the unfamiliar and the uninformed, Ohio is too often looked at as the state where a soybean field starts at the Indiana line and continues unbroken until a corn field takes over somewhere in the middle and gets you to the border with Pennsylvania.

CLEVELAND — Cleveland Browns special teams coordinator Mike Priefer was fired Tuesday following four seasons of inconsistency and numerous breakdowns by his units.

LOS ANGELES — The nation's housing slump dragged on into January as home sales fell for the 12th consecutive month to the slowest pace in more than a dozen years.

After almost a year, Nuka, an 18-year-old male polar bear, has left the Toledo Zoo.

Axle and drivetrain maker Dana Inc. posted record revenue of $10.2 billion in 2022, aided by its growing business with electric vehicle producers.

NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans' annual Carnival season entered its ebullient crescendo Tuesday with thousands of revelers expected to pack the French Quarter and line miles of parade routes in a citywide Mardi Gras celebration underpinned this year by violent crime concerns and political turmoil.

Two students wounded in a mass shooting last week at Michigan State University remained in critical condition Monday, according to university police, one week after the campus community was paralyzed by violence that left three students dead.

Men participating in the world's biggest trial of a four-day work week spent much more time with their children, organizers say.

Home Depot said Tuesday it’s investing $1 billion in wage increases for its U.S. and Canadian hourly workers.

NEW YORK — Phase five of the Marvel Cinematic Universe may have gotten off to a rocky start, but Ant-Man is bigger than ever at the box office.

EAST PALESTINE, Ohio — Former President Donald Trump will visit East Palestine on Wednesday to meet with community members weeks after a train derailment discharged chemicals and caused health concerns.

Fearing that the elderly and disabled are at risk of losing vital care because of a lack of home health-care workers, providers, and others are advocating for an increase in the Medicaid reimbursement rate.

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In addition to the rival crime approaches playing out between the current and former mayors of Toledo, there is a role for the state to play, and it’s high time it did.

Citizen-drawn legislative and congressional districts are an idea whose time has come in Ohio.