Новости за 07.03.2023

Naming rights are coming to the Glass Bowl.

DETROIT (AP) — Prosecutors on Tuesday defended charges against the parents of a teenager who killed four students at a Michigan school in 2021, telling an appeals court that extreme drawings and the boy's fascination with guns should have been a wake-up call on the day of the shootings.

James Gilbert-Parks doesn’t typically like public speaking but he couldn’t turn down the opportunity Tuesday to attend a HOPE Toledo news conference to showcase the scholarship program’s successes and proudly stand as an example.

The next Friends of the Library book sale is set to run Thursday through Saturday at 1301 N. Reynolds Rd. in Toledo.

Southbound Summit Street between Cherry and Jackson streets is closing temporarily for a waterline project, the city of Toledo Transportation Department said.

A local businessman is the newest member of the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority Board of Trustees.

BOWLING GREEN — After squandering a golden opportunity at a Mid-American Conference regular-season title share and the No. 1 tournament seed, Bowling Green State University’s women’s basketball team will look to bounce back quickly.

How does a team stay locked in for two months, play a brutal schedule down the stretch, come back from down 14 points and 17 points in its final two games to win the regular-season conference championship, and re-energize over a few days for a three-game, winner-take-all tournament?

AKRON, Ohio — Amid a federal corruption case, a company that owns nuclear plants in Pennsylvania and northern Ohio will be sold for more than $3.4 billion to an Irving, Texas-based company.

Hardy comes to the Huntington Center on Sept. 15, in support of his new album The Mockingbird & the Crow.

CINCINNATI — Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder and FirstEnergy needed each other, and the answer to each of their problems led to the largest pay-to-play scandal in the history of Ohio, the prosecution told a jury Tuesday as the former lawmaker's federal racketeering trial nears a close.

The Biden administration sued on Tuesday to block JetBlue Airways' $3.8 billion purchase of Spirit Airlines, saying the deal would reduce competition and drive up air fares for consumers.

CIUDAD VICTORIA, Mexico — Two of four Americans were killed in Mexico when their van was caught in the crossfire of rival cartel groups last week, a top Mexican official said Tuesday. The two others are alive, with one wounded.

Some fans of the Eurovision Song Contest were unable to access Ticketmaster's website Tuesday, almost four months after the ticketing platform crashed under the weight of huge demand for tickets to Taylor Swift concerts.

Here are breakdowns for the Toledo teams and Bowling Green women’s team ahead of the Mid-American Conference tournament this week in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — A conductor of a Norfolk Southern train died early Tuesday after a large dump truck struck the train at Cleveland-Cliffs Cleveland Works, authorities said.

The 2022-23 season keeps getting better for the Toledo women’s basketball team.

For the Lake Erie walleye fisherman, decades ago the lure choices used to be fairly limited.

CLEVELAND — If the Mid-American Conference women’s basketball tournament is anything like the final eight days of the regular season, buckle up.

CLEVELAND — Lamar Stevens spent three quarters watching and waiting his turn. When it finally came, he didn't waste a single second.

Dogs killed

Interest in running for city office in Toledo appears to be at an unusually low level.

One of the best gauges of Greater Toledo’s economic appeal will be provided by the newly renovated Glass City Center.

Even Mother Nature assisted (“Acoustics for Autism brings crowds to Maumee,” March 5) the 2023 Acoustics for Autism event, with a mild and sunny day that drew a huge and happy multigenerational crowd to downtown Maumee.

June Kimura, a U.S. State Department ambassador assistant up until she retired, died Friday at the Lakes of Sylvania assisted living. She was 95.