Lima's Morning News

Allen County property taxes are due today; LPD will be part of a statewide drone pilot program; Trump administration looks to roll back climate regulations; Ohio lawmakers want to study data centers; Apollo hosting skills competition today.

Columbus Grove girls wrap up perfect PCL season; Cavs post comeback win at Denver to wrap trip at 4-1; #1 Arizona loses at Kansas, leaving Miami has the only undefeated team in college hoops.

The temperature finally breaks the freezing mark, ending Lima's third longest streak; City Council again punts on the Cable Road project ordinance; Multiple Ohio cities hit with bomb threats; Dems holding up DHS funding.

Molly Kruezman, the Program Director for Ohio Goes To The Movies, joined Todd to discuss the free events they have planned around the state. 

America's Money Answers Man joined the show to discuss the latest with the economy. 

Seattle's defesne dominates in Super Bowl win; Buckeyes fall at home to Michigan; OSU women win at Oregon; Team USA cliams first gold medals. 

Lima City Council to consider Cable Road improvement legislation; Wapak teen suffers critical injuries in weekend crash; Village of Waynesfield to get state loans for water improvements; Ohio GOP aims to pass laws to help ICE operations.

WIMA'S high school basketball analyst, Matt Tabler joined Todd Walker to discuss tonight's high school hoops slate. 

The Weather Channel's Richard Lewelling joined Todd Walker with bad news for today, but good news for the long term forecast.

OSU men and women post road wins; O-G, Columbus Grove and Liberty Benton girls claim ourtight league titles

Fetus found in dumpster in Lima; Allen County Sheriff's Deputies now have body cams; Findlay Goodyear facility to close in the coming months, 85 to lose jobs; U.S. Military takes out another drug boat. 

Meteorologist Chris Martz, with CFACT, points out that our modern day "extreme weather" has all happened before. 

Local College Hoops: ONU sweeps, UNOH and Bluffton split; Cavs roll in L.A.; CBJ runs winning streak to seven as the Olympic Break hits; Tigers sign Valdez

Mayor Smith issues statement addressing ICE in Lima; Wapak man falls through the ice and dies at Lima reservoir; Toledo Public Schools facing cuts, reorganization; ICE agents to draw down forces in Minnesota; Cedar Point to hire 7,000 seasonal employess. 

Nick Kirby and Todd Walker discuss the Reds/Suarez reunion and the club's new TV arrangement for 2026.

Author Johnathan Butcher joined the show to discuss his book "The Polarization Myth". He says his research shows Americans are not nearly as divided as is portrayed. 

Columbus Grove wins to set up showdown with Miller City for PCL title; O-G move to 20-0; Miami remains undefeated; Cavs ship Garland to Clips for Harden; CBJ win streak reaches six with blanking of Devils

A Lima man crashes out after fleeing from traffic stop in Findlay; Delphos urges water conservation; OSU names managment team for program at St. Rita's

The Weather Channel's Richard Lewelling joined the show to detail a frigid forecast. Also, Todd asks Richard when we'll get about freezing again. 

WIMA's Basketball Analyst Matt Tabler joined Todd to preview tonight's slate of boys hoops. 

Big game on WIMA tonight with Shawee at Wapak; O-G and St. Henry girls stay perfect; Russell changes his mind, will return to coach Bath football.

It appears a government shutdown will be avoided; Two area companies benefit from JobsOhio grants; OSHP nabs $6 million worth of cocaine; Lima median rent sits at nearly $1,300.

After last night's rout of the Lakers, the Cleveland Cavaliers ride a five-game winning streak as they are about to embark on a 5-game, 12-day road trip. Tim Alcorn checked in with Todd to talk about the Cavs. 

Curtis Greco from Imperfect Messenger Foundation joined the show to analyze the latest happenings in Iran, Venezuela and Ukraine.

Rob Walgate from American Policy Roundtable joined Todd to discuss the situation in Minnesota and whether it could happen in Ohio and how it might effect this year's campaigns for governor and senate.