Lima's Morning News

The Reds run their winning streak to five; Guards suspended in Mpls; Miller City claims PCL crown outright; Overholt named best in NWC; NFL meetings could see a vote on banning the "Tush Push"; Cavs say they'll not make many changes to roster. 

The man who eluded Lima Police identified; Fremont victims identified; Coroner says younger Hinton was not shot in the back; State of Ohio debuts better system for unclaimed funds.

"America's Money Answers Man" Jordan Goodman joined Todd Walker on the Monday edtion of "Lima's Morning News" to discuss the latest inflation numbers and more. 

Rob Walgate from American Policy Roundtable joined Todd Walker on the Monday edition of "Lima's Morning News" to discuss Dave Yost dropping out of the race for Governor of Ohio plus the move to change Ohio's gambling laws which Rob argues are unconstitutional in the first place. 

Reds sweep the Guardians; Thunder move on as do Panthers; Scheffler dominates at PGA Championship; Bell wins NASCAR All-Star Race; Rookie takes the pole for the Indy 500.

LPD deals with buglary spree and an escape; Two killed in train/pedestrian incident in Fremont; Yost ends gubenatorial run; Dayton readying for NATO Parliamentary Assmebly; Biden facing prostate cancer.

Jay Ratliff talks about the problems at Newark and the likelihood that they'll become common around the country.

Reds lose on Pete Rose night as offense continues to struggle; Brewers avoid Tribe sweep; Tigers walk off the Red Sox; Leipsic knocks off Kalida in HS Baseball; Celtics and T-Wolves post NBA playoff wins; Bengals and Browns to begin and end the season against each other.

Heavy rain causes problems in Findlay; Findlay Police investigating park vandalism; Area pair facing federal child porn charges; Supreme Court to rule on lower court nationwide injunctions.

Phil Kerpen of American Commitment joined Todd Walker to talk about his hope that his the REINS ACT, which is a de-regulation statute, will be part of the "Big Beautiful Bill" set to come through Congress. 

Elly HR sends game to extra innings where Reds lose to ChiSox; Pete Rose removed from ineligible list by MLB; Guards blank Brewers; Tigers win wild one over BoSox; Season end for UNOH Softball and Baseball in National Tournament's Opening Round; Cavs ousted by Pacers.

With the school year ending, Lima's summer curfew rules are set to take effect June 1st; Intersection of Market Streeet and Central Avenue will be closed Thursday and Friday; Ford announces jobs cuts in the connected-vehicle software area.

WIMA High School Hoops Analyst Matt Tabler joined Todd Walker on the Tuesday edition of "Lima's Morning News" to discuss the decision by Lima Senior star Shawn Foster to attend Spire Academy next year. They also talked about the State Tournament returning to holding the state semis and championship games on the same weekend. 

Jordan Goodman joined Todd Walker on the Monday edition of "Lima's Morning News" to discuss interest rates remaining steady, oil dropping and the pending retirement of Warren Buffett.

Rob Walgate discusses the Ohio GOP endorsing Vivek Ramaswamy for governor and also puts on the high school basketball coach hat to talk about Lima's Shawn Foster leaving Lima Senior for the Spire Academy. 

Reds blanked in rubber game in Houston to wrap up a 2-5 road trip; Phillies win in Cleveland; Tigers fall to Rangers; UNOH baseball and softball teams open play in the NAIA National Tournament today; Cavs routed in Indy as Pacers push them to the brink of elimination; Shawn Foster to leave Lima Senior. 

Central Avenue project takes another step today; The Macy's demolition moves along slowly, by design; Trump Administration announces trade deal with China; Ohio GOP endorses Vivek; Mercer County man killed in Saturday afternoon crash. 

Attorney Jeremey Rosenthal joined Todd Walker Friday morning to discuss some high profile cases including Luigi and Top Gun Maverick.

Reds lose in brutal fashion again, Francona tossed; Lincolnview dominates NWC; Cavs face must win.

LPD investigates a Thursday night shooting, seeking a juvenile as a person of interest; Tressel mulls running for Governor; Air Traffic system overhaul proposed by Transportation Secretary; Pope Leo XIV's Pontificate begins; Mail carriers food drive tomorrow. 

Former U.S. Ambasador to the Holy See, Francis Rooney, joined Todd Walker to discuss Pope Francis' legacy and the ongoing conclave to replace him as Pontiff. 

Reds win despite Greene exiting with injury; Tribe uses 8-run inning to down Nats; Knicks get another win in Boston.

Grant money leads to Manufacturing STEM Pathway at Central District; Ohio conidering Medical Debt bill; LPD's Montgomery named Law Officer of the Year.

Allen County Auditor Rachael Gilroy, who also serves as the Administrator of the Allen County Land Bank, joined Todd Walker to discuss the progress being made on the demolition of the former Macy's at the Lima Mall. 

Tim Stechschulte, co-Director of Coalition of Conerned Voters of Ohio joined Todd Walker to discuss security vulnerabilities in our elections.