Новости за 19.02.2024

A 16-year-old boy charged with murder for the Nov. 9 shooting of a man whose body was found in a burning car in East Toledo has been arrested in Alabama, Toledo police said Monday.

Fellow Republicans are calling for J.R. Majewski to drop out of the race for the party’s nomination for Ohio’s 9th Congressional District after he made a disparaging joke on a podcast about people with special needs.

BOWLING GREEN — Prospective students and their families spent Presidents Day getting a feel for what life would be like at Bowling Green State University.

UPPER SANDUSKY, Ohio — An Archbold, Ohio, man died Monday morning in a collision on U.S. 23 in Wyandot County from which the other driver fled the scene, the Ohio State Highway Patrol reported.

OAK HARBOR, Ohio — New ownership of the Davis-Besse, Perry, and Beaver Valley nuclear power plants should be finalized in a matter of weeks.

Imagination Station has trained more than 100 volunteers to serve as solar eclipse ambassadors to ensure residents of northwest Ohio are aware of the April 8 eclipse.

As the 2024 Ohio girls high school basketball state tournament tips off is this corner of the state with some sectional semifinals Wednesday, the possibilities for some of the area's top teams will begin to either progress to fruition, or to flame out earlier than expected.

Dana Reising wants to make Toledo more energy efficient.

COLUMBUS — County leaders are celebrating the Ohio House of Representatives' inclusion of a permanent state funding program to build and upgrade local jails across Ohio in its version of the two-year, $2 billion capital budget.

Fielding questions can be tricky during an election year, as Dickie Weisburg found out at Ottawa Hills Elementary School in 1980. Soon after donning the Lincoln stovepipe, his answer provoked a ticklish situation.

LONDON — Paul McCartney no longer gently weeps for his original bass guitar.

Jeanne Carl, a secretary skilled at keeping office and home organized and who learned to appreciate good food well made while growing up in her parents’ Sylvania restaurant, died Tuesday in Otterbein Perrysburg SeniorLife community. She was 103.

The long-running controversy at the State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio, detailed in Blade news reports with commentary from The Blade Editorial Board, continues to swirl in Columbus.

The Lucas County Coroner has ruled in the following deaths:

Recently released inspections reports of Lucas County food-service operations.

INDIANAPOLIS — The NBA wanted more competition. It got more points instead — more than ever before.

Toledo native Eugene F. “Gene” Kranz, an aerospace engineer best known as the flight director for the Apollo 13 mission, is among three people selected for the 2024 Great Ohioan awards.

Tuesday is the last day to register to vote in Ohio’s March 19 presidential primary election, and early voting will start Wednesday.

CANTON — The Ohio High School Athletic Association state swimming and diving meet is set for Tuesday-Saturday at Canton’s C.T. Branin Natatorium. The list of qualifiers is set after district meets were held across the state over the past week.

LOS ANGELES — Hideki Matsuyama set the Riviera record for the lowest closing round by a winner Sunday in the Genesis Invitational, giving the Japanese star another record that means far more to him.

Most government offices and public schools are closed Monday for the observance of Presidents Day, but it’s not a holiday for trash collectors, college students, or bus drivers.

Ohio State fired men’s basketball basketball coach Chris Holtmann on Valentine’s Day, sending him on his way with a sweetheart $12.8 million buyout.

Former University of Toledo CB Quinyon Mitchell will participate in the NFL Scouting Combine later this month. Here is a look at how recent Rocket invitees have fared.

Second-round draft picks are guaranteed nothing.

COLUMBUS — Ohio State stunned No. 2 Purdue on Sunday in its interim coach's debut, winning 73-69 a day after the NCAA Tournament selection committee picked the Boilermakers as the early favorite to be the No. 1 overall seed during March Madness.