Новости за 14.03.2023

Toledo’s women’s basketball team could be embracing the fact it is a No. 12 seed in the upcoming NCAA tournament.

Stocks ended broadly higher on Wall Street Tuesday, as some of the most breathtaking moves from a manic Monday reversed course.

The Lucas County Coroner's Office is asking for the public’s help in finding family members for a 55-year-old Toledo man found dead Thursday.

The building that’s home to Mancy's Italian Grill in Sylvania Township is for sale and the restaurant plans to move to a more "intimate and contemporary" space in the coming months, an announcement said.

Although limited by what it can say because its $3.4 billion deal to acquire Energy Harbor is pending, Texas-based Vistra said it plans to retain employees working at the Davis-Besse, Perry, and Beaver Valley nuclear power stations.

STUTTGART, Germany — A Russian fighter jet struck the propeller of a U.S. surveillance drone over the Black Sea on Tuesday in a “brazen violation of international law,” causing American forces to bring down the unmanned aerial vehicle, the U.S. said.

WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday proposed the first federal limits on harmful “forever chemicals” in drinking water, a long-awaited protection the agency said will save thousands of lives and prevent serious illnesses, including cancer.

With about 70 miles left to reach the finish line of the the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in Nome, Ohio native Matthew Failor was in seventh place early Tuesday morning.

I could usually get a pretty good idea of the state of the world just by observing my Mom’s bird feeders for a while.

The city of Toledo department of parks and youth services is hiring lifeguards, managers, facility assistants, and cashiers for Toledo’s 2023 pool season, the city announced Tuesday.

BOWLING GREEN — Several Bowling Green State University men’s basketball players, including two starters from last year’s team, have recently entered the transfer portal.

COLUMBUS — At the urging of Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, a divided Ohio Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to intervene in a Hamilton County case that has blocked enforcement of the state's six-weeks abortion ban.

Facebook parent Meta is slashing 10,000 jobs, about as many as the social media company announced late last year in its first round of cuts, as uncertainly about the global economy hits the technology sector particularly hard.

A woman was hospitalized with severe injuries and a dog died after a fire broke out at a South Toledo home late on Monday, authorities said.

Vicki Gallagher has more than 40 years of experience under her garden tool belt.

WASHINGTON — Former U.S. Rep. Pat Schroeder, a pioneer for women’s and family rights in Congress, died Monday night. She was 82.

CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio — A zebra attacked its owner at an Ohio home and bit the man's arm before it was fatally shot by a sheriff's deputy, authorities said.

Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse rattled the technology industry that had been the bank's backbone, leaving shell-shocked entrepreneurs thankful for the government reprieve that saved their money while they mourned the loss of a place that served as a chummy club of innovation.

If there is one place in Ohio where state government should strive to resolve conflict, it is in divorce court regarding the issue of child custody.

A profound change in U.S. banking regulation, caused by yet another crisis with roots in government malfeasance, was announced Monday.

ARCHBOLD, Ohio — Sharon Sheets Taylor, a former co-owner and general manager of the Archbold Buckeye weekly newspaper, died Sunday at her Archbold home. She was 86.

DETROIT — James Wiseman had 18 points and 14 rebounds as the Detroit Pistons ended an 11-game losing streak with a 117-97 win over the Indiana Pacers on Monday night.

PORT CLINTON — A level 1 snow emergency was issued Monday night for Ottawa County, where roadways were described as hazardous because of accumulated snow or ice, Sheriff Stephen J. Levorchick reported.

CHICAGO — Illinois will become one of three states to require employers to offer paid time off for any reason after Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a law on Monday that will take effect next year.

WASHINGTON — Two large banks that cater to the tech industry have collapsed after a bank run, government agencies are taking emergency measures to backstop the financial system, and President Joe Biden is reassuring Americans that the money they have in banks is safe.