Lima's Morning News

Curtis Greco from The Imperfect Messenger Foundation joined Todd to discuss President Trump's Middle East peace plan, Defense Secretary Hegseth's speech to Generals and Admirals and the "Government Shutdown".

The Reds bow out in L.A.; The Tribe forces a winner-take-all game this afternoon with the Tigers; The Browns make a change at QB

Mayor Smith vetoes Council's bid to join City's Health Plan; Homicide in Mt. Victory; Celina man killed in motorcycle crash; Findlay Police catch suspects in robbery at Dick's Sporting Goods

Erin Okesson from Visit Fort Wayne checked in with Todd to discuss activities and happening for October.

Lindsey Young from the Wapakoneta Chamber joined the show to discuss activities and happening for October.

Allen County Auditor Rachael Gilroy and Allen County Commissioner Cory Noonan joined Todd to discuss efforts to reform the Propety Tax procedures in the State of Ohio.

The Dodgers bomb Greene, Reds in Game 1; Tigers slip past Tribe; Cubs and Sox win; Browns bench Flacco in favor of Gabriel

Lima City Council, over the objection of Mayor Smith, votes to make themselves eligible for the City's Health Benefits; Mayor Smith takes part in Ford Pro Accelerate Panel in Detroit; Ohio Lawmakers propose law to force schools to teach human growth and development; ODNR reminds Ohioans that a burn ban is in place now through November. 

Nick Kirby from Chatterbox Sports joined Todd Walker to celebrate the Reds making the playoffs and looking at the Wild Card Series with the Dodgers. 

Lima Mayor Sharetta Smith joined the program to discuss tonight's vote by City Council to make themselves eligible for full-time city health care benefits. She also previews an event in Detroit she'll take part in later today. 

Reds Broadcaster Chris Welsh joined Todd Walker to celebrate the Reds making the playoffs and looking at the Wild Card Series with the Dodgers. 

The Broncos rout the Bengals; The Dolphins beat the Jets; It's playoff time for the Guardians, Tigers and Reds; Bochy and Melvin fired

WORTH Center escapees indentified; Three Lima men arrested for shots fired; Three area men arrested in statewide crackdown on human trafficking; Lima City Council to decide if they get full-time City Benefits.

"The Voice of the Bengals" Dan Hoard, joined Todd to talk about the Bengals trying to put last week's disaster behind them when they play at Denver Monday night. 

Mark Kunz of BCSN joined the program to look ahead to tomorrow's game at Washington. 

Chris Howell from the Lima News joined Todd Walker to preview Week 6 of high school football. 

It's Week 6 for HS Football; Reds, Marte rob Pirates to stay within a game of the Mets; Tigers slow down Guards, teams are tied with three game remaining

Allen County Public Health warns about mosquito borne disease; Ohio getting federal money for charter schools; Uranium enrichment plant to expand in Ohio; Jordan talks immigration enforcement and ag work; Ford issues pickup recall

Curtis Greco from the Imperfect Messenger Foundation joined Todd to discuss Trump's Ukraine/Russia strategy shift and the offensive moves by Israel. 

The Pirates beat the Reds in extra innings; The Guardians keep the Tigers reeling; Several area high school football teams ranked highly in Martin RPI standings.

Abe Ambroza stepping down as CEO at the Civic Center; Sheriff Treglia comments on Wednesday morning vehicle pursuit; Investigation continues into Dallas ICE shooting; Jeep to halt production of electric vehicle.

Allen County Sheriff Matt Treglia joined Todd to discuss the success of their Cadet Program and the chase involving his department early Wednesday morning. 

Reds lose, no longer in control for playoff berth; Tribe tames Tigers, takes over top spot in Central; Elwer commits to South Carolina school

Lima man arrested following chase in the overnight hours; Members of Mexican drug cartel are extradited back to Cincinnati; Shrimp recall hits Kroger customers; Trump calls out UN

Lima Mayor Sharetta Smith joined Todd Walker on Tuesday morning. Topic discussed included a new fire station, water for a data center and crime.