Новости за 10.05.2023

A cappella group Straight No Chaser will bring their holiday tour to the Stranahan Theater on Nov. 30.

NEW YORK — A mixed day of trading left Wall Street slightly higher on Wednesday after a report showed inflation is making strides toward easing, even if it remains too high.

MONROE — Two men, including the chief financial officer for Jefferson Schools, are accused of soliciting a law enforcement officer posing online as a 14-year-old child for sexual acts, authorities said Wednesday.

A Lucas County jury acquitted a Toledo man of murder and other charges he faced after stabbing a nephew to death during a fight in front of his home last summer.

Sewer repairs will close part of Lewis Avenue on Thursday only, the Toledo Department of Transportation announced.

Toledo police are asking that anyone with information about the death of a 17-year-old last summer call the Crime Stopper program.

The Toledo women’s basketball program missed out on Ella Weaver the first time.

Here are the high school boys track and field individual leaders in The Blade’s coverage area entering the week of May 8, according to available results on Ohio MileSplit and Athletic.net Wednesday morning.

Here are the high school girls track and field individual leaders in The Blade’s coverage area entering the week of May 8, according to available results on Ohio MileSplit and Athletic.net Wednesday morning.

COLUMBUS — A ban on transgender student-athletes playing on girls and women's sports teams in Ohio cleared a House education panel along partisan lines Wednesday, the latest attempt at such a measure first introduced by Republican lawmakers in 2021.

Here is the third northwest Ohio baseball coaches poll of the 2023 high school season.

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Brianna Pratt, a fifth-year senior for Miami (Ohio) and a former standout at Perrysburg High School, was named the 2023 Mid-American Conference pitcher of the year, the league announced Wednesday morning.

The conference meet season is upon us for high school track and field in the Toledo area.

Norfolk Southern has recommitted to creating a fund for residents near the site of an Ohio train wreck that would cover any decline in home values since before the derailment earlier this year.

FREMONT — They catch a lot of spawning run walleye in the Sandusky River here each spring, and the waterway has a solid reputation for producing big catfish in certain stretches, and respectable smallmouth bass in its more stream-like flow above the city.

As a former ECHL defenseman, Walleye coach Dan Watson knows first-hand the anonymity and the importance of the position.

CENTRAL ISLIP, N.Y. — U.S. Rep. George Santos, infamous for fabricating his life story, pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges he duped donors, stole from his campaign and lied to Congress about being a millionaire, all while cheating to collect unemployment benefits he didn't deserve.

A public information session and hearing on a permit change requested by Envirosafe Services of Ohio, Inc., has been scheduled by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency for 6 p.m. on May 23 inside Oregon City Council Chambers, 5330 Seaman Rd.

FOSTORIA — The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency is taking public comments on a plan to modify the Sunny Farms landfill’s wastewater discharge permit.

Nothing much fazes Abbigale Rose. Not even rude AC/DC fans.

Spring plant sales are rolling out across the region, offering a complement to the standard greenhouse or garden center experience.

A new book published by Simon & Schuster documents the destructive power of the $12 trillion private equity industry in America — and the damage it causes right here in Ohio.

The proposal to add to the state budget $3 million for an institute at the University of Toledo College of Law to promote independent study of the Constitution has much promise.