Lima's Morning News

The City of Lima seeks the public's input to improve traffic safety; Allen County has a giant new tourist attraction at the Fairgrounds; Ohio's Sales Tax Holiday will run a full two weeks this year; AEP rates to increase again. 

Richard Lewelling from the Weather Channel joined Todd Walker to talk about the smoke from Canadian wildfires and the warming trend for the work week. 

America's Money Answers Man Jordan Goodman joined Todd Walker to discussed the latest economic news and trends. 

The Cubs take down the Reds; Guards take rubber game from Halos; Tigers blank Royals; Kirkwood wins on the streets of Detroit; Blaney wins at Nashville; Scheffler defends his title at The Memorial.

Sheriff Treglia says drone use will be increasing; Allen County Fair adds to entertainment lineup for 2025 Fair; Friday fire destroyed two homes at Indian Lake; A man in the country illegally attacks pro-Israel protesters; Man wanted in connection with shooting two police officers is now in custody. 

Nick Kirby from Chatterbox Sports joined Todd Walker to reflect on what has been a frustrating season for the Reds. 

Allen County Fair Manager Troy Elwer joined Todd Walker Friday to detail more musical entertainment coming to this year's fair. He also talked about the giant wood sculpture just erected at the Fairgrounds. 

Reds, Guardians and Tigers are back in action today; Miami, Cincinnati and Wright State to represent Ohio in the NCAA Baseball Tournament; Knicks avoid elimination; Oilers win to earn rematch with Panthers; Griffin sets the pace at The Memorial; First three game times announced for OSU football.

Lima ranked #5 city in Ohio; Tragic day in Maria Stein; Sidney woman killed in crash on I-75 in Wood County; ODOT groundbreaking today for new Putnam County garage.

Madelyn Downing, Ag Intructor at UNOH, joined Todd Walker to talk about the Lima Farmer's Market which debuts Saturday. 

Attorney Jeremy Rosenthal joined Todd Walker to discuss some legal cases in the news. 

KC avoids a Reds sweep; Guardians avoid a Dodgers sweep; Tigers complete sweep; Bath baseball and Wapak softball seasons come to an end; Thunder move on to NBA Finals

A new scam involving QR codes hits Allen County; A missing woman found dead in Defiance; Cop killer has criminal past; Mortgage payments in Lima have increased 67% since 2022.

Allen County Sheriff Matt Treglia joined Todd Walker on the Wednesday edition of "Lima's Morning News" and warned citizens of a new scam making the rounds and the department looking to expand the use of drones. 

On Tuesday's show Todd Walker spoke with former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich. They discussed Newt's latest book, "Trump's Triumph".  In the book, Gingrich takes readers inside the most significant political comeback in American history and explains where the Trump movement goes from here.

Elly, Singer lead Reds past Royals; Dodgers take down Guards; Tigers clip Giants; Pacers and Oilers take 3-1 leads.

Man arrested for murder in Paulding County; Memorial Day weekend on Ohio's roads saw a big drop in fatalities; Trump Administration to half student visas; Rock and Roll legend, Celina native Rick Derringer has died.

Lima Mayor Sharetta Smith joined Todd Walker on the Tuesday edition of "Lima's Morning News" to discuss a new video the city produced to showcase Dowtown's improvements. They also talked about LPD using drones and taking patrol vehicles home when a shift is over. 

Reds open series in KC with a win; Dodgers thump Tribe; Tigers beat Giants to maintain best record in MLB; PCL, WBL and NWCC hand out postseason awards; Thunder go up 3-1; Hurricanes avoid sweep. 

Authorities investigating hit/skip crash in Lima; Morrow County deputy killed in the line of duty; 24-year old Venezuelan posing as a high school student due in court this week; 13-year old dies after falling from a float in Memorial Day Parade. 

WIMA's Alex Wollf, who is part of the IMS Radio Crew, joined Todd Walker to preview Sunday's Indianapolis 500 mile race. 

The Reds are shut out for the 8th time this season; Guards and Twins rained out again; Tigers win in The Loo; OKC routs T'Wolves.

The opening of Lima's new pool is approaching; Findlay man threatens to blow up building; Roundhead man picked up a federal kiddie porn charges; 24-year old Venezuelan has been attending Perrysburg HS for over a year.

A ribbon cutting has been scheduled for June 27th for the new Lima Community Aquatic Park. Lima's Public Works Director Amy Harpster and Ken Cobb from Sports Facilities Management to talk about the pending opening of the new pool.

Political Analyst Ben Rose joined Todd Walker on the Tuesday edition of "Lima's Morning News" to discuss the latest developments surrounding the gubenatorial race for the Republicans and the Democrats plus the push to end property tax in Ohio.