Новости за 06.05.2023

CLEVELAND — Steven Kwan connected for his first home run since last season to snap a seventh-inning tie, sending the Cleveland Guardians to a 4-3 win over the Minnesota Twins on Saturday.

One of the best quarterbacks in NFL history is coming to Toledo.

CINCINNATI — The ECHL has suspended Cincinnati Cyclones defenseman Sean Allen for one game as a result of his illegal hit on Toledo Walleye defenseman Charlie Curti in Game 1 of the Central Division finals Friday night.

NEW YORK — The Federal Reserve has raised its key interest rate yet again in its drive to cool inflation, a move that will directly affect most Americas.

It seems like there’s a new electric luxury SUV introduced every couple of months. But if you’re seeking old-school opulence, a luxury sedan might be more your speed.

With boxing star Jared Anderson set to come home and headline a main-event showdown of undefeated heavyweights, an unusually bright spotlight is about to shine on Toledo.

More than 50 percent of Americans will be diagnosed with a mental illness or disorder during their lifetime, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Chances are, some of these individuals will be inheriting wealth at some point.

LOUISVILLE, Ky — Kentucky Derby favorite Forte is out of the race.

CLEVELAND — It has been seven months since those lead weights spilled out onto the deck here, exposing a walleye tournament cheating scandal that left most of the world puzzled and struggling to understand just what had taken place.

With layoffs, bank closures and inflation, financial tensions remain high for many Americans heading into the summer. In a fall 2022 survey conducted by the Harris Poll for the American Psychological Association, 83 percent of adults said inflation was a source of stress, and 56 percent said they and/or their family had to make different choices in the last month because they didn’t have enough money.

BOWLING GREEN — A northwest Ohio author is taking a humorous approach to tackling the challenges women face in the workplace with her debut book.

MONROE — Ed Shinevarre began collecting baseball cards here in his hometown as a 12-year-old in 1982, right about the time the big-money market for them was created.

Surrounded by pig-iron furnaces and oil refineries with more bars than grocery stores and churches combined, Ironville was a unique East Toledo neighborhood.

LONDON — King Charles III was crowned Saturday at Westminster Abbey, in a ceremony built on ancient traditions at a time when the British monarchy faces an uncertain future.

COLUMBUS — State lawmakers are considering a bill that supporters contend would prevent Ohio's public colleges and universities from engaging in “indoctrination” and “social engineering” while some students and faculty counter that it could restrict free thought and speech on campus.

CINCINNATI — One key message for the Toledo Walleye coming into the ECHL Central Division finals was to make the Cincinnati Cyclones pay for any undisciplined penalties.

More than 30 years ago, I earned my medical degree in Toledo at the Medical College of Ohio, today known as the University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences.

Given Toledo’s health metrics, which tend to be poor compared with the nation, in building the bike path that now parallels the Anthony Wayne Trail, Toledo potentially puts itself in the position of the consumer who buys a home gym and never touches it.

Before Jerry Springer was the king of trash TV, he was a sage of serious commentary who would have thrived in today’s cable TV culture.

AM radio in one’s dashboard is about to become another casualty of changing automotive norms, and Congress should not interfere with the market as it happens.

Public attention has been piqued by unproven fraud claims surrounding the 2020 election. A ready example from the past often cited by politicians and political analysts is the 1876 election that involved bitter partisan fighting over the returns.

BOWLING GREEN — Margaret Mockensturm, who with her late husband once co-owned a Waterville sporting goods store and later developed a following selling home-grown organic produce at area farmers’ markets, died Wednesday in Bowling Green Manor nursing care. She was 94.

Dogs remain available at the Lucas County Canine Care & Control Office. For information, call 419-213-2800. For a complete list of available dogs, go to lucascountydogs.petfinder.com. A $100 adoption fee includes spay-neuter, a heartworm check, microchip ID, vaccinations, and a behavioral evaluation.

ST. LOUIS — Riley Greene hit a two-run double in the seventh inning and Javier Baez added a two-run homer, leading the Detroit Tigers to a 5-4 come-from-behind victory over the reeling St. Louis Cardinals on Friday night.

Here is a closer look at Friday’s Game 1 of the ECHL Central Division finals between the Toledo Walleye and the Cincinnati Cyclones.