Lima's Morning News

Police identify person that died in Black Friday fire in Lima; New Vets Memorial also has environmental benefit; Barn fire kills nearly 50 animals in Fairfield County; Moreno proposes end to dual citizenship.

Allen East and Wapak boys, Bath and Shawnee girls post hoops wins; ONU falls late at Albion; Purdue and MSU post Big Ten wins; OSU leads latest CFP standings, Texas on the outside looking in. 

LPD expected to provide an update on the Friday fatal fire; Union Street RR bridge demo to begin Monday; Grand Lake St. Mary's State Park to get over $1M; Cleveland City Council approves settlement with Browns

One week prior to being sworn in for a second term as the Mayor of Lima, Sharetta Smith joined Todd Walker to reflect on her first term.

America's Money Answers Man joined Todd Walker to discuss the latest on the economy. 

Bengals lose to Pats; Browns D leads to win in Vegas; Lions win in OT; Cavs whip Clips

Car crashes into disabled vehicle on I-75 in Auglaize County, one dead; Ohio among leading turkey producers; If you don't have a Real-ID you may face an additional fee at the airport; Record numbers to travel this week.

Dan Hoard joins the program to look back at the loss in Pittsburgh and the matchup with the 9-2 Patriots, including the chance that Joe Burrow could return. 

Mark Kunz of BCSN joined Todd to talk about tomorrow's game versus Rutgers and "The Game" next Saturday. 

Chris Howell, the Lima News Sports Editor, joined Todd to look at tonight's Regional Finals.

It's the Regional Finals for HS Football; The Texans defense dominates in win over Buffalo; Burrow might play Sunday; OSU routs WMU; CBJ wins in OT in Toronto

Collett Street railroad underpass closed; Details emerge from triple murder/suicide in Tiffin; New law to bring harsher penalties for negligent dog owners; NTSB updates what happened in UPS plane crash in Louisville; Mercer County Fair concert tickets go on sale today.

Ryan Shcmelz of Fox News joined Todd to talk about the pending release of the Epstein Files.

WIMA Hoops Analyst Matt Tabler joined Todd to look ahead to the upcoming season. 

The Rockets down the Cavs; Buckeyes host WMU tonight; UNOH swept by Indiana Tech; Burrow is a full-go in practice; Miami and CMU post MACTION wins.

Lincolnview High School student leads police on chase into Allen County; Four dead in a murder/suicide in Tiffin; Trump signs bill to release Epstein files; Final pennies to be auctioned; Ohio General Assembly passes law to tighten mail-in balloting.

Russ Decker from the Lima Rotary Club joined Todd to lay out the details of this year's "Holiday Home Tour"

The Cavs host the Rockets tonight; MSU and Duke win at MSG; OSU continues atop the College Football Playoff rankings; WMU stays ahead of the pack in the MAC; CBJ lose to the Jets.

A chemical spill at Love's in Delphos is quickly contained; ACRTA gets over $600,000 to expand service into Van Wert County; A Findlay woman dies from gunshot wounds suffered last Friday

America's Money Answers Man joined Todd to discuss the end of the shutdown and the havoc it caused in the economy. 

The Steelers defesne alone outscores the Bengals; The Ravens win in Cleveland; Philly shuts down the Lions; OSU edges the Irish.

Leaf pickup begins in Lima today; Amazon announces future Lima facility; Ohio passes law restricting police drone use; The FAA lifts flight restrctions.

Dan Hoard joined Todd to discuss Joe Burrow's return to football activity and the Bengals game at Pittsburgh on Sunday. 

Mark Kunz from BCSN joined the show to talk OSU football as the Buckeyes take on UCLA on Saturday night at the Horseshoe. 

Lima News Sports Editor Chris Howell joined Todd Walker to discuss tonight's high school football playoff games involving area teams.