Новости за 23.03.2024

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Sonia Citron scored 29 points and Hannah Hidalgo added a double-double with 14 points and 11 assists to help No. 2-seed Notre Dame beat 15th-seeded Kent State 81-67 on Saturday in the women’s NCAA Tournament.

When Whitmer reached the Division I boys basketball state semifinals this season, the Panthers earned their fourth trip to the final four – once each as a member of four different leagues.

The past year hasn’t gone according to plan for Anthony Torres.

Kids of all ages scoured Conrad Park for Easter Eggs during the event in Waterville on Saturday.

Students from the University of Toledo participate in a BIG Event, a single-day, student-run service project.

For the 44th straight March, there is no madness for the Toledo men’s basketball program.

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden on Saturday signed into law the $1.2 trillion legislation that completes the funding of federal agencies through the fiscal year, which ends September 30.

SEATTLE — Every part of Barbara Peraza-Garcia and her family’s single-room apartment in Seattle has a double or even triple purpose.

Even with much of the country blanketed by rain and snow, it’s not too early to think of the thaw.

Jennifer Updike and Lewis Fredette, of Auburn, N.Y., got engaged in December, 2023. The couple, who are both on the autism spectrum, look forward to moving in together soon and tying the knot in a religious ceremony.

There’s a part toward the beginning of Anna Garrison’s book A Wandering Path where she writes, “Covering up hard emotions is like stuffing a down comforter into a storage bin. You can keep stuffing, but the lid never closes.”

Last spring, Anthony Wayne baseball had the look of a team of destiny.

Here are hockey and gymnastics postseason honors for Toledo-area conferences.

Here are girls basketball postseason honors for Toledo-area conferences.

MOSCOW — The death toll from a gun attack on a concert hall near Moscow has risen to 133 as eyewitnesses recalled the moment that attackers armed with guns and incendiary devices stormed the popular venue on Friday night.

Here are boys basketball postseason honors for Toledo-area conferences.

Two new studies add to growing evidence that plastic pollution is globally hurting public health and the environment.

TONTOGANY, Ohio — Otsego junior track and field athlete Brooke Simon is already the school's most accomplished female thrower.

Having starting pitching depth is a good problem to have for any major league team.

Hunters, trappers, and hunting organizations in Michigan are saddling up for what could be a long, drawn out fight to overturn the recently imposed three-month coyote hunting ban.

Toledo advertising and marketing executive Michael Seay is known by clients and colleagues for immersing himself in assignments.

Following his last fight in November, Toledo native and professional boxer Albert “Prince” Bell wanted a stiff challenge in his next opponent so he could further his case for a potential world title opportunity.

Sister Jane Mary Sorosiak, a Sylvania Franciscan of nearly 66 years who was a celebrated artist, teacher, and administrator, died Sunday at Rosary Care Center in Sylvania. She was 94.

A couple of unsung defensemen stepped up for the Walleye on Friday night as Toledo dispatched a desperate Fort Wayne team 3-1.