Lima's Morning News

Former RTA Director found guilty of theft in office; LPD purchase of drones paying off; Ohio ranked 5th best state for business; Tressel hopes to bring physical activity back to Ohio schools; New Superman film patially shot in Ohio

Meterologist Chris Martz joined Todd to debunk weather alarmism and recount his struggles against those who tried to get him thrown out of college becuase he dares to question "climate change".  You can follow Chris on X at @ChrisMartzWX

Tamara Wilson and Will Thompson from the Allen County Veterans Services Commission joined the program to get the word out about upcoming activities for vets and to encourage vets to inquire about benefits. 

Allen County Commissioner Beth Seibert joined Todd Walker Wednesday morning. Among the topics they discussed was the ongoing attempt to relocated Child Support Enforcement, progress on the new Allen County Administration Building and a new facility to help with Veterans transportation. 

The Marlins maul the Reds; Martinez's grand slam powers Guards over Astros; Tigers beat the Rays; Locos split DH; LJGA plays at Hidden Creek

A Cridersville man is killed in an industrial accident in Auglaize County; Ohio General Assembly will attempt to override vetoes in the budget; Texas flooding death toll rises; Supreme Court OK's Trump's layoff plans.

Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment, joined Todd Walker to assess the current state of the economy and how the provisions in the "Big, Beautiful Bill" will effect things.

Richard Lewlling joined Todd Walker to discuss the devastating Texas floods and the forecast for our area. 

Marlins swim past Reds; Tribe ends 10-game losing streak; Tigers roll the Rays; Locos add to thier depleted roster.

City of Lima takes another step toward development at Riverfront One property; Columbus searching for new ways to manage "short-term rentals" after shootout occurs at a party; OSHP says 10 people died on Ohio's roads over the holiday weekend; More than 100 dead in Texas floods.

CES granny leads Reds past BoSox to avoid a sweep; Guards losing streak reaches six; Tigers splits DH; Locos suspended in Muskegon

Final prep underway for Star Spangled Spectacular; St. Joe Festival begins today; Fireworks are legal in Ohio today through Saturday with some exceptions; The Big Beautiful Bill fight nears its end; Ohioans encouraged to check unclaimed funds

Lindsey Young from the Wapak Chamber joined Todd Walker on Wednesday to discuss what's happening in July.

Reds suspended in Boston; Tribe losing streak now at 5; Locos winning streak is now 7.

Wrong-way driver dies after causing five-vehicle crash on I-75 in Beaverdam; Findaly Police investigating shots fired into a house; Changes could be coming to Ohio's SNAP program; CBS settles "60 Minutes" lawsuit brought by President Trump; Holiday weekend travel expected to be record breaking.

Matt Huffman (R-Lima), the Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives joined Todd Walker to discuss the new state budget and the line items vetoed by Governor Dewine. 

Reds get crushed by Red Sox; Guards, Tigers and Locos back in action tonight; Steelers make major trade; CBJ locks up star player

The Village of Harrod dealing with motorized vandalism; Dewine signs the new budget; Trump to visit Alligator Alcatraz; GOP working through the "Big Beautiful Bill" in the Senate. 

America's Money Answers Man Jordan Goodman joined the show to discuss the latest economic news and trends. 

Reds scored two in the ninth to take rubber game; Guardians offensive slumber continues; Tigers, Skubal blank Twins; Locos complete a perfect week; Garron wins City Golf Championship

Lima Mayor makes plea to HUD to cut red tape; Unemployment in Ohio continues above national average; Senate to vote on budget bill; Two firefigthers killed in ambush in Idaho

Reds broadcaster Chris Welsh joined Todd to discuss what has led to the Reds winning 12 of their last 18 games. They also talked about the debut of Chase Burns and the parting of ways with Jeimer Candelario.

The Reds welcome the Padres for the weekend; Toronto blanks the Guardians, Tigers do the same to A's; Locos maul Mariners; City Golf Tournament underway, Logan Dray earns medalist honors. 

Tuesday afternoon crash closed I-75 for hours; Hacock County standoff ends with arrest for kidnapping and domestic violence; Lake Erie algal blooms smaller than 2024; Propety tax abolition proposition will not be on 2025 ballot; SB 1 becomes law as efforts to stop it fall short; It's the final two days of the Putnam County Fair. 

Attorney Jeremy Rosenthal joined the show to discuss three legal cases in the news.