Новости за 25.02.2024

A man and a woman are dead after a vehicle they were in struck a utility pole early Sunday in South Toledo, police said.

BOWLING GREEN — A Perrysburg councilman is challenging a Wood County commissioner, who is seeking a third term, in the Republican primary race March 19.

WASHINGTON — The U.S. and Britain struck 18 Houthi targets in Yemen, answering a recent surge in attacks by the Iran-backed militia group on ships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, including a missile strike this past week that set fire to a cargo vessel.

Financial planners talk about three phases in retirement: the go-go years, the slow-go years and the no-go years. Expenses tend to be highest at the beginning and end of retirement — creating a U-shape. But many people think of retirement spending as a constant variable.

WASHINGTON — Sharan White-Jenkins is a proud Black homeowner in Jamaica, Queens, in New York City. She’s part of a line of homeowners that goes back to her grandparents, who purchased a home on the Virginia plantation land where the family had worked as slaves.

Buying any car is complicated. Want to make it even more complicated? Consider buying a used electric vehicle.

The passage of time feels like it creeps, then pounces: Suddenly, party conversation focuses on real estate, how we’re going to bed earlier and our realization that we have no idea what type of jeans to wear. For years, millennials have been the butt of financial jokes: “They spend all their money on lattes and avocado toast!” and “Why don’t they get a minimum wage job to pay for college like I did?” But the clichés got old quickly.

While the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority continues to add battery-electric buses, the Toledo Public Schools and several suburban school districts have opted for propane.

BOWLING GREEN — The Wood Soil and Water Conservation District is hosting a free From the Farm meeting at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Buffalo Wild Wings, 1550 E. Wooster St.

While the Chidester Lecture Series at Sylvania United Church of Christ typically takes the format of a talk, this spring’s event will have a musical spin.

And after 58 days, the Rockets are back.

Most people around these parts know Lamont Paris.

Longtime investment adviser Gary Rathbun joked to a seminar audience in 2013 that he had become something of a "minor celebrity" in the Toledo area.

Zoar Lutheran Church hosts a weekly reflection series titled A Stained-Glass Journey Through Lent. Participants will gather around a specific window in the church sanctuary each week to consider the biblical story depicted and to reflect on their own spiritual journey. The series is at 9:45 a.m. every Sunday through March 24 at 314 E. Indiana Ave., Perrysburg. Go to bit.ly/3Pcin4r for details.

Jewel Realty owner Loreen Banks wants to be remembered for the people she has helped achieve home ownership.

WASHINGTON — Inflation has changed the way many Americans shop. Now, those changes in consumer habits are helping bring down inflation.

Grab your umbrella, because showers are in the forecast with the iconic Paul Shaffer coming to Toledo.

THE first few months of the year were filled with fund-raisers for nonprofit organizations and awards nights to recognize community supporters.

Once upon a time, August Bauer, his wife Anna, and their five children said goodbye to Prussia, their homeland, to follow their dream of a new life in America.

The upcoming warm weather will signal the beginning of flea and heartworm season in our area and with the emergence of these parasites, the risks of serious infections to our pets increases as well. The good news is that with some simple steps you can easily protect your pets from these blood-sucking pests.

Kidney disease is typically silent, and with Kidney Awareness Month around the corner, health specialists emphasize the importance of regular wellness checks as a means to screen for potential risk factors.

Not for nothing do millions of Americans consider Chick-Fil-A their favorite fast-food chain.

In the three way battle for the Republican nomination to oppose incumbent Sherrod Brown (D., Ohio) for a U.S. Senate seat, state Sen. Matt Dolan, (R., Chagrin Falls) is the best option, based on his legislative experience and campaign independence.

On a recent podcast, GOP congressional candidate J.R. Majewski made derogatory remarks about Special Olympic athletes.

Vladimir Putin cannot be haunted.