Новости за 11.03.2024

The 2024 Ohio boys high school basketball state tournament has reached the regional stage, with just 16 teams remaining in each of the state's four divisions.

NEW YORK — U.S. stock indexes held roughly in place Monday ahead of an inflation report that could show how realistic Wall Street's hopes for easier interest rates are.

A local auto dealer has pledged to continue to support a nonprofit organization that helps families care for loved ones who have Alzheimer’s disease.

BOWLING GREEN — Lexi Fleming might not be on the court during Bowling Green State University’s women’s basketball games, but that doesn’t mean the standout guard isn’t making a big impact for the Falcons elsewhere.

With Toledo and Bowling Green basketball set to compete this week in Mid-American Conference tournaments, let’s take a look back at the regular season through the lens of each teams’ NCAA Evaluation Tool (NET) ranking as the regular season progressed.

BOWLING GREEN — A conference Monday focused on networking’s role in bolstering internet access to increase the region’s economic resilience through job growth, technical innovation, higher productivity, and regional connectivity.

A Toledo man turned himself in Monday to face murder and other charges accusing him of fatally shooting a man in the city’s North End neighborhood last month, police reported.

Toledo is receiving $28.5 million from the federal government for a Front Street transportation redesign intended to complement what Metroparks Toledo is doing with its five-mile Glass City Riverwalk along both sides of the Maumee River.

BOWLING GREEN — Bowling Green State University has parted ways with hockey coach Ty Eigner after five seasons, the school announced Monday morning.

COLUMBUS — You've just parked your car and approached the meter only to discover there are no options for cash or coins, and you've left your credit card at home.

Two people were shot Sunday in unrelated incidents, Toledo police said.

A newcomer to Ohio politics — and really the country — is challenging the incumbent for state representative in Ohio’s 75th House District on the Republican March 19 primary ballot.

Russell Wilson is heading to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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

The Lucas County Coroner’s Office has ruled in the following deaths:

One of the best ways to learn a skill is to be taught by others who have already mastered that ability.

Toledo is back on track to redesign the city’s flag, but the process will look different from the attempt last year that stalled without a new design being adopted.

It was a sad day for the Lagrange Street neighborhood on March 11, 1964.

The number and severity of cases of mental illness does not seem to be on the decline, but rather is increasing.

The Chinese Communist party has accomplished what no U.S. political leader could possibly do: create unanimity in the House of Representatives.

University of Toledo alumnus Fred Espenak, a retired NASA astronomer will deliver a free lecture on "Experiencing Totality: The Great Total Eclipse of 2024."

CLEVELAND — Cam Thomas scored 29 points in 31 minutes, Mikal Bridges had 25 points and the Brooklyn Nets pulled away to beat the injury-riddled Cleveland Cavaliers 120-101 on Sunday night.

COLUMBUS — Donning a crown fit for a queen, Whitmer senior Savannah Isaac was formally anointed on Sunday as the best female wrestler northwest Ohio has ever produced.

COLUMBUS — Two years ago, current Delta High School junior Adam Mattin was left heart-broken by his loss in the Division III 106-pound state championship wrestling match at the Ohio State University's Schottenstein Center.

COLUMBUS — A tradition of annual excellence has become the calling card for the Perrysburg wrestling program, which has become one of the best in the state.