Lima's Morning News

Allen County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Todd Mohler says they are constantly dealing with scammers claiming to work for the Sheriff's Office.

Lima Fire Department wants a new building; Toys for Tots kicks off 2026 campaign today; BGSU get $2M grant for teacher education; Rays win in 12 to avoid sweep by Brewers, CBJ blows 3-0 lead but win in OT in Philly; Cavs host Wizards tonight; UNOH opens the season with a home win

Lima Mayor Sharetta Smith and Fire Chief Jack McDermitt joined Todd to discuss the need for new facilities for the Fire Department. 

A Findlay man killed in a crash; Ohio sues Dollar General again; Ohio ends the domiciled CDL program; Brewers bomb Rays to go up 3-0 in the World Series; Cowboys win in Philly; Cavs down T-wolves in OT; Bluffton and Columbus Grove sweep top NWC football awards

A Bath Township Trustee resigns; House fire in Lima displaces three residents Sunday morning; I-75/Bluelick ramp closures begin today; Bengals huge second half leads to win in Baltimore; Browns win at the buzzer again; LCC and Lima Senior among teams to earn first round bye for the HS Football postseason

Todd Walker previews tonight's Week 10 high school football slate. 

Labor peace at Wilson in Ada; American released from Russian prison; New Jersey clamps down on betting; Week 10 HS football is here; JeffCats defeat Bearcats; Bears take down Patriots; Cavs blow 29 point lead in loss at Philly

Two killed in a Putnam County crash; Dixie Highway closure to extend through Saturday; Shawnee PD gets grant for enforcement; OSU says Sayin timeline is "indefinite"; CBJ routed at home by Maple Leafs

The Former Speaker of the House joined Todd to discuss his new book, "America's Golden Age - Trumpism and an era of Limitless Possibilities".  In a follow-up to the bestseller "Trump’s Triumph", he shows what this new golden age will look like. He also gives his thoughts on the state of play for the midterm elections. 

The Data Systems Director for the City of Lima joined Todd to discuss the ways the city is using technology to better serve the public.

Dixie Highway closed at Metcalf Street bridge as old railroad tracks are being removed; The City of Lima will host a new homeowners event tonight; Vance back in Ohio; Cedar Point cofirms a bracket fell off a roller coaster; Rays eliminate the Guardians; 49ers hang on to stay undefeated; WBL and NWC hand out awards

America's Money Answers Man joined Todd to discuss the latest economic news. 

Five area hospitals to get federal funds; Wilson plant in Ada could be nearing a workers strike; I-75 and Bluelick ramp closures coming next Monday; Browns win on last second FG; OSU up to #3 in AP Poll; Rays down Guardians to take 3-2 series lead; CBJ loses in Minnesota

Jeff Eno says dress warm and have an umbrella for high school football tonight. He has better news for the rest of the weekend though. 

An Ohio Circuit Court rules the EdChoice program unconstitutional but supporters aren't worried; A new radar system is coming to NW Ohio; NFIB Small Biz Index drops; O-G/Celina game highlights the Week 9 HS Football slate; Broncos win ugly in OT; Halpin HR powers Guards to win and 2-1 series lead; The Brewers claim their first ever NL Pennant by completing sweep of the Dodgers

Drug bust in Delphos; Shawnee Fire Chief charges dropped; Kroger set to lay off 3,000 corporate workers over the next 3 years; Honda exploring another plant in Union County; Brewers take a 3-0 lead with win in L.A.; Guardians/Rays moved up to 1pm today; Seahawks at Broncos tonight

Allen County Commissioner Brian Winegardner joined Todd to talk about the impending opening of the new Allen County Administration Building, more upgrades for Thayer Road and the recent visit to Lima by Vice President Vance.

More details emerge on incidents of rocks thrown at vehicles on SR 65; The City of Lima is moving ahead with a sewer line project on Cable Road; 2 arrested in Mercer County on meth charge; Guards lose Game 2; CBJ routed at home by Panthers

Authorities are investigating after two vehicle were hit with bricks and/or rocks in Lima; Allen County GOP brings in Thune for annual BBQ; The Casino Commission raids a Findlay business; The Guards take Game 1 of the ALCS; The Brewers take a 2-0 lead in the NLCS; The Bills outlast the Rams in OT

America's Money Answers Man Jordan Goodman joined Todd to discuss many issues including the oil market, high interet rates, austerity riots in Europe and the newly formed media giant, Skydance. 

Ohio BCI recovers money scammed from Allen County woman; I-75 southbound ramps at Bluelick Rd. to close for the week beginning today; Six Flags may be considering a name change for Cedar Point; Bengals win in Miami; Browns lose in New Jersey; Lions roll in the desert; Brewers take Game 1 of NLCS

Todd Walker goes over the high school football schedule for the Lima area tonight. 

Richard Lewelling of the Weather Channel says we'll dodge most of the hurricane's effects and not see rain at all until Sunday. Otherwise it's another nice forecast!

VP Vance to be in Lima today; Former Shawnee teacher and coach convicted on sex charges in Allen County court; Customer drives vehicle into Lima nail salon; Cardinal Strich HS to close at the end of the year; It's Week 8 for high school football as LCC, Celina, O-G, Marion Local and Leipsic look to stay perfect; Lima Senior routs Bowsher; Bucs down Cowboys; Tribe stays alive

The Allen County Airport is fighting the FAA over ILS; VP Vance to visit Lima tomorrow; A standoff in Van Wert ends peacefully; The Guardians win to avoid elimination; The Rays, Dodgers and Brewers advance to the LCS