Новости за 04.04.2018

FREMONT — Attorneys for a Fremont man charged in the 2015 murder of Heather Bogle asked the court Wednesday to postpone his May 7 trial.

With his plea for a chance to get his life together, a homeless former Marine who set fire to a house where he was squatting was ordered into treatment, rather than prison.

With his plea for a chance to get his life together, a homeless veteran who set fire to a house where he was squatting was ordered into treatment, rather than prison.

The U.S. Coast Guard on Wednesday flew two men with hypothermia to a hospital.

The U.S. Coast Guard on Wednesday flew two men with hypothermia to the hospital.

The U.S. Coast Guard flew two men with hypothermia Wednesday from the Maumee River to the hospital.

University of Toledo cornerbacks coach Hank Poteat can see a little bit of himself in Rockets senior cornerback Ka’dar Hollman.

A Toledo man who left a loaded gun where his young daughter found it and injured herself was placed on community control for three years Wednesday.

With six starters returning from a team that won its fourth straight City League softball championship last year, Bowsher is favored to make it five in a row this season.

William Shakespeare’s The Tempest, presented by the University of Toledo department of theater and film, opens Friday for six performances that promise to be magical.

An investigation into a series of racially charged incidents reported at General Motors’ Toledo Transmission plant — including nooses being hung from equipment and team leaders using racial slurs — found that the automaker did not do enough to end the harassment.

ROSSFORD — There are two rules to the ancient martial art practiced at United Methodist Church every Monday night: don’t get stabbed, then stab the other guy.

WAUSEON — The jury that convicted James D. Worley of killing 20-year-old Sierah Joughin is now deliberating between sentencing him to death or life in prison.

WAUSEON — The jury that convicted James D. Worley of killing 20-year-old Sierah Joughin is now deliberating to sentence him to death or life in prison.

Sewer repairs have closed a residential Toledo street, the city transportation division announced Wednesday morning.

A University of Toledo student group called Young Americans for Liberty distributed flyers on Monday announcing that pro-gun rights advocate Larry Pratt, executive director emeritus for Gun Owners of America, will speak on campus.

A Whitehouse, Ohio man is accused of handing his 13-year-old nephew drugs and paraphernalia to put in his pocket during a traffic stop in South Toledo on Tuesday, according to Toledo police.

A veteran Toledo police sergeant is charged in Franklin County Municipal Court following a recent prostitution sting at a Columbus area hotel, according to court records.

Ventura’s Mexican Restaurant is a local institution and a Toledo favorite.

Maumee City Administrator John Jezak was reprimanded recently after sending a letter appearing to criticize new municipal court Judge Dan Hazard and his decision-making.

In Toledo and nearly everywhere else in America, people sensed a violent crescendo was coming for The Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., who foreshadowed his own assassination on April 3, 1968, when he said during a speech that he was prepared to die.