Lima's Morning News

Curtis Greco from the Imperfect Messenger Foundation joined the show to discuss the war in Iran plus the situations in Cuba and Venezuela. 

America's Money Answers Man, Jordan Goodman joined Todd to analyze the latest jobs numbers and more economic issues. 

The Reds complete a sweep in Texas; Tribe splits DH with Cubs; Tigers fall to Cards; Cavs down Pacers; UCLA wins title over South Carolina; Michigan and UConn settle things tonight

Lima City Council to reconsider Cable Road project legislation with referendum looming; Celina woman killed in Saturday crash; Buc-ee's opens in Huber Heights; SR 309 between Eldia and Delphos to close for 45 days beginning today

Fourth District Congressman Jim Jordan joined Todd to discuss current issues;

Reds in Texas as Rangers opposition for home opener; Lodolo pulled from rehad start; Guardians and Tigers host home openers this afternoon; Cavs win in San Francisco to clinch a playoff berth; CBJ lose, fall out of playoff position

Lima Police find 13-year old runaway after he was missing for over a week; Man flees Police in Hardin County, brandishes a gun before surrendering peacefully; St. Marys building collapse settlement reached; Artemis II continues its lunar mission

Nick Kirby from Chatterbox Sports joined Todd to discuss the Reds season-opening homestand. 

Mike Miller from the Field of 68 college basketball news letter joined Todd to preview the Final Four. 

Reds fall to Pirates; Tribe takes rubber game in L.A. 

High water has some roads closed around the region; Tuesday's storms produced one tornado in NW Ohio; Trump addresses the nation about the Iran situation; ADP says private employers added 60,000 jobs in March. 

Rob Walgate from American Policy Roundtable joined Todd to talk about Ohio politics.

Williamson, Reds rocked by Pirates; Shohei leads Dodgers past Tribe; Tigers fall in Phoenix; Cavs lose in L.A.; CBJ rocked by Hurricanes

A medical issue causes fatal crash in Findlay; Homeless woman busted for prostitution and drug possession in Bluffton; Trump says Iran conflict is winding down; ODOT starts new construction season. 

"America's Money Answers Man" Jordan Goodman joined Todd on the Monday program.

Suarez powers Reds to rubber game win over Boston; Tribe blanked in Seattle; UConn pulls off March Miracle in D.C.; Michigan rolls Vols; CBJ blows three-goal lead, loses in a shootout 

Vacant home in Bath Township suffers significant damage in Sunday morning fire; Chase starts in Shawnee Township ends in Lima with crash taking out a utility pole; Man charged in deadly Napoleon fire from 1992; Findlay commissions a mural for America 250. 

Boston wins on Opening Day in Cincinnati; Rookie sluggers power Tribe and Tigers to season-opening wins on the west coast; CBJ falls in Montreal; Illinois, Iowa, Purdue and Arizona move into the Elite 8; The Fosters and Beckett Bertke named First-Team All-Ohio; Mike Lee steps down as Boys Basketball Coach at Pandora-Gilboa.

Thousands still without power in and around Lima; T-Mobile donates $50,000 to the Mizpah Center renovation and expansion; Fire in Bath causes significant damage to a home; A deal has been reeached to end the government shutdown.

Todd talked with Gary Davis, the Executive Chef at Great American Ballpark as he learned about the new offerings for fans at Reds games this season. 

Mike Miller from the Field of 68 college hoops newsletter joined Todd to talk about the Sweet 16. 

Nick Kirby from Chatterbox Sports joined the program to preview the Reds season. 

Cavs outscore Magic as Coach Atkinson bemoans bad defense; UNC fires Hubert Davis; CBJ moves into second place in Metro Division with win in Philly; Reds final tuneup for Opening Day

Midnight deadline approaching for objections to EPA concerning American Twp data center; Lima housing stock among the oldest in the country; Findlay City Schools restores some services as Lima City Schools cuts staff; Trump presents negotiated end to Iran hostilities. 

Veteran Reds broadcaster Chris Welsh joined Todd on Tuesday to preview another season of Reds baseball on WIMA.