Новости за 23.03.2023

NEW YORK — Stocks rose Thursday, but only after another dizzying day for Wall Street where a big show of strength from the morning vanished and worries rose about the banking industry.

COLUMBUS —The Ohio House and Senate disagreed Thursday on final details on a $13.5 billion transportation budget that calls for greater rail safety and a look at long-term traffic trends that must include a study of a road corridor connecting Toledo and Columbus.

From glossy magazines, Santasia Boone cut images of love and cooking, which are two of the things she wants to continue in her future.

COLUMBUS — Ohio House Speaker Jason Stephens (R., Kitts Hill) on Thursday shot down the idea of asking voters during a special election in August to pass a constitutional amendment raising the approval threshold for passing future amendments.

While it's becoming increasingly difficult to downplay the Toledo Walleye's historic stretch, the team continues to focus on the short term.

Whitmer sophomore Antione West has been named to the Division I All-Ohio first team as part of the selections released Thursday by the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association.

NORTH BALTIMORE, Ohio — North Baltimore Schools Treasurer Steven Stewart has been placed on administrative leave after federal agents interviewed administrators Wednesday about a "pending investigation."

It’s time to test your chamber chops. The Glass City Chamber Music Competition is tuning up for its second year.

DETROIT — The parents of a teenager who killed four students at a Michigan high school can face trial for involuntary manslaughter, the state appeals court said Thursday in a groundbreaking case of criminal responsibility for the acts of a child.

The northwest Ohio region is home to two independent refineries.

ARCHBOLD — While Diane Swisher never got to meet her father-in-law in person, William Byrl Swisher’s legacy succeeded him.

The labor market continues to defy Federal Reserve attempts to cool hiring, with U.S. applications for unemployment benefits down again last week and remaining at historically low levels.

There is a getaway aspect to dining at Real Seafood Co. that makes the whole experience even richer.

Only by working together will communities tackle the rising gun violence in Toledo, a group of community leaders said at a meeting Thursday.

So you think you can ballroom dance — or at least you want to try.

The Black Swamp Spinners Guild presents its 38th annual Fiber Fair on Saturday.

SPRING is here, and that means more outdoor activities amid the blooming flowers, the budding trees, and the greening grass.

Click on icons in the map to find details of reported crimes. For a full list of all reported crimes in Toledo this week, consult the table below.

McCarthy Builders’ popular Keystone front-porch floor plan and others can now be built in Plat 7, a newly-opened phase at The Village at Riverbend, a Perrysburg neighborhood known for its charm, pleasant views, and lovely ponds. Customers can select a lot, a floor plan, and can choose structural and decorative features and colors from an extensive list of available options and upgrades to customize the look of their home. For those who do not have the time or interest to go through the building process... Читать дальше...

The long-running fictional TV show Shameless should be revamped and turned into a reality series based at the Ohio Statehouse.

A newly formed club for teens at Rogers High School has the potential for showing the way in Ohio for partnerships that give our youth opportunities in a cool way.

In the wave of gun violence that permeates our city, many people of goodwill and kind character feel as though they have the answer, and the most disappointing answers are the simplest ones.

George L. Chapman III, a longtime leader in real estate investment trusts, most recently as chief executive and co-founder of Toledo-based ReNew REIT, who served as a university trustee and community benefactor, died Wednesday in his Naples, Fla., residence. He was 75.

DETROIT — One evening in the early 1990s, I was on the phone with Jack Kevorkian, the pathologist who was waging a crusade to allow physician-assisted suicide and was in jail.

CLEVELAND — Adding a potential playmaker for quarterback Deshaun Watson, the Cleveland Browns acquired wide receiver Elijah Moore in a trade with the New York Jets, a person familiar with the deal said Wednesday.