Новости за 12.03.2023

For the ninth time in program history, Toledo’s women’s basketball team will be competing in the NCAA tournament.

From a prestigious film festival to more book talks and an upcoming spot on NFL Films, the story of the Toledo Troopers professional women’s football team from the 1970s is gaining more attention.

The city of Toledo’s new tenant and landlord services manager Coleena Ali wants to better understand and evaluate the all-important relationship between renters and property owners.

Replacement of Central Avenue’s bridge over the Ottawa River near Wildwood Preserve Metropark, delayed from a previously scheduled start date last month, is now expected to begin early Monday morning.

COLUMBUS — With Ohio public corruption again making national headlines because of the racketeering convictions of two high-profile Republicans, are lawmakers any closer to forcing public disclosure of “dark money” that influences political campaigns and ballot fights?

Sunday Chat is a weekly feature appearing in the Blade’s print and digital platforms each Sunday.

LANSING — Armed with two handguns and dozens of rounds of ammunition, 43-year-old Anthony McRae open fired on the Michigan State University campus on the night of Feb. 13, killing three students and wounding five more.

WASHINGTON — The U.S. government took extraordinary steps Sunday to stop a potential banking crisis after the historic failure of Silicon Valley Bank, assuring depositors at the failed financial institution that they would be able to access all of their money quickly.

Bankers Kathryn Tucker, Jessica Peterson, and Erica Moore are not only trailblazing women bankers, but they are also siblings.

Attendees at Fantasticon unleashed their fandom on Saturday, March 11, at the Glass City Convention Center in Toledo.

Dana Inc., a longtime maker of axles and drivelines for light to heavy-duty trucks, is investing aggressively for an electrified future.

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Oil giant Saudi Aramco reported Sunday earning $161 billion last year, claiming the highest-ever recorded annual profit by a publicly listed company and drawing immediate criticism from activists.

HIALEAH, Fla. — A few days after selling all she had to flee Cuba with her three children on a crowded boat, Daneilis Tamayo raised her hand in praise and sang the rousing opening hymn at Sunday worship in this Miami suburb.

It’s pizza day at the Boys & Girls Clubs’ new Ottawa River Club in Point Place. About 50 kids are in the cafeteria polishing off the pies so they can get back to having fun. The club has only been open for about a month and a half, but the kids are settling right in.

The rugs in the little green bungalow are still damp as I write this column on a conversation with Jeff Arnett of Swanton.

THE VALENTINE Theatre's 24th Heart to Heart Gala on March 4, presented by KeyBank with The Blade and 13abc and featuring Patti LuPone, surpassed its fund-raising goal of $120,000. These funds will help support the theater’s operating budget and programs, including the Valentine School Days that invite children to experience the magic of live performance.

When the state of Nevada pondered a new revenue source by expanding legal prostitution, one newspaper headline explained it with suggestive clarity: “Nevada is checking under the mattress for cash.”

I go to more funerals than weddings these days. Bear with me for a personal roll call:

The stain upon Ohio government created by the conduct of Larry Householder and Matt Borges will not be soon or easily erased.

In the past five months, we have seen three major Norfolk Southern train derailments in Ohio, including one that occurred in my district, and another which traveled right through the heart of my district in northwest Ohio before it burst into flames in East Palestine.

There are three ways to help alleviate the cartels from sending drugs into America through the border. If no one goes to a resort in Mexico the Mexican government will be forced to do something about the cartels.

An estimated 800,000 knee replacement procedures are done in the United States each year.

Deirdre O’Connor Solomon, a physician with a master’s degree in public health who cared for those in challenging straits, from emergency patients to migrant farm workers to addicts seeking recovery, died Monday in her West Toledo residence. She was 89.

Chronic venous insufficiency, also known as chronic venous disease, is a condition that causes blood to pool in the legs. This can happen if the valves that return blood back to the heart don’t work correctly due to their structure. Valves can also stop working correctly due to damage from a previous blood clot, a deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or another injury or trauma.