Новости за 19.03.2024

WASHINGTON — Amid a housing shortage and an affordability crisis, U.S. homebuilding heated up in February as builders anticipate demand for new homes to stay strong.

NEW YORK — The S&P 500 rose to a record Tuesday as Wall Street made some of its final moves before hearing what the Federal Reserve will do with interest rates.

BOWLING GREEN — Bowling Green State University’s 2024 pro day may not have had as much hoopla as last year’s event when Karl Brooks drew representatives from nearly every NFL team.

Sheetz, a Mid-Atlantic restaurant and convenience chain, has announced the locations of its first six Lucas County locations.

Although there are no known lead water service lines in the Whitehouse community, the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency is requiring lead line surveys conducted on all public water system water service lines by the end of this year, according to the village’s public service department.

Soft-spoken and unselfish, Walleye center Riley Sawchuk has proven to be a clutch and productive goal scorer in his first pro season.

Jake Diebler was introduced Monday as the Ohio State men’s basketball team’s next head coach.

An attorney facing criminal charges for illegally accessing Michigan voting machines after the 2020 election was arrested Monday after a hearing in a separate case in federal court in Washington.

COLUMBUS — It is already illegal to discriminate based on race when it comes to home buying, but a just introduced bipartisan bill would block that information from getting to sellers in the first place until after an offer is accepted.

Primaries were a bit slow Tuesday morning, but that didn't stop the democratic process from beginning in full swing. Local campaigners stood in the chilly air at the Kent Library Branch to help convince people of their specific candidates.

A Grammy nominated rapper and an explosion of ’80s Sunset Strip hair metal bands were announced on Monday as the first acts of the 2024 summer concert season at Promenade Park.

A 22-year-old man was hospitalized after being shot early Tuesday morning in a South Toledo apartment complex.

An hourlong presentation about western Lake Erie was made Monday to a Washington-based policy center with ties to Congress, an online event that reminded viewers they are about three months away from battling another season of toxic algal blooms.

U.S. industrial competitiveness is damaged by two Biden Administration blunders that conclude bad economics is good politics.

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COLUMBUS — Born in Gibsonburg and bred wherever his dad was coaching, Jake Diebler does not have a hometown.

Democrats’ effort to improve health care access for average Ohioans was a key subject when the top Congressional Democrat in the U.S. House of Representatives visited Toledo Monday to meet with community leaders.

NEW YORK — U.S. stocks rose Monday ahead of a busy week for central banks around the world that could dictate where interest rates go.

BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University women’s basketball team will travel to Butler for the first round of the Women’s National Invitation Tournament, the event announced Monday.

Anthony Wayne and Liberty-Benton both cracked the top 10 in the preseason rankings released Monday by the Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association.

State Rep. Michele Grim (D., Toledo) Monday lauded state legislation that, if passed, would restore the right of municipalities to mandate that retailers acquire puppies from animal shelters, rescues, and humane societies.

Sarah Phlipot is looking forward to showing off her hard work at Franklin Park Mall in a first-of-its-kind art exhibition.