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The White House says not so fast when it comes to upgrades of M-one Abrams tanks at the Joint Systems Manufacturing Center. In the past week we've told you about additional money in House Resolution More>>
The campground at Indian Lake State Park is in the midst of a makeover. More>>
Raising money for cancer has become a little more personal this year for Celina Middle School students and facility. Celina middle school's relay for life began a decade ago and has raised over 130,000 More>>
The Celina Police Department has filed charges on a suspect in connection with the theft of credit cards, and the attempted use of those cards at the Celina Wal-Mart. The incident took place on Monday, More>>
UNOH Optimist Club to Host 22nd Annual Bike Safety Day The University of Northwestern Ohio Optimist Club is hosting its second annual Safety Bike-a-thon event on Saturday, May 19, 2012 from 10:00am More>>
Jim Reber started in the healthcare administration back in 1972, working in Delaware, Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio. Coming to Lima in 1988, Jim has served as the president and CEO for Lima's Saint Rita's More>>
For the past 24 years, Jim Reber has served as the president and CEO for Lima's Saint Rita's Medical Center. On Friday, Reber will step down, allowing Brian Smith to take over leadership of the hospital More>>
"Stop the texts, stop the wrecks" is the newest campaign that is trying to put a dent in texting and driving as crashes from distracted drivers increases. A bill sent to Governor Kasich on Tuesday would More>>
Bradfield Community Center to Host a Senior Social Luncheon In observance of Older Americans Month, the Bradfield Community Center will host another Senior Social Luncheon on Tuesday May 22nd (11:30a-12:45p). More>>
Lima Police Department honors those who served that have passed on. More>>
Celina firefighters, emergency responders, and dispatchers are being recognized for saving the life of a 19 year old woman. More>>
Comedian Phyllis Diller to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award After fifty-seven years of making the world laugh, trailblazing comedienne, actress and artist Phyllis Diller finally gets her due. The More>>
The future of Abrams tank work at the Joint Systems Manufacturing Center is looking brighter by the week. A major decision has been announced by the U.S. Army that will keep the plant running. Reuters More>>
Scammers are turning their attention away from the Internet and back to telephones to prey on the elderly. It was a decade ago that the national 'do not call' list went into effect and it initially led More>>
The WORTH Center's open house on Friday will be a lot more than just a tour of the facility. More>>
Law enforcement for the City of Findlay, Hancock County Sheriff's office, and the Ohio State Patrol honored those that gave their lives in the line of duty to protect the public. Guest speaker was Danielle More>>
After approving multiple ordinances and resolutions, Ottawa City Council authorized Mayor Dean Meyer's signature on the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency's final findings and orders related to the Putnam More>>
The future of Lima's Department of Community Development the hot topic at a special council of the whole meeting for Lima City Council. Councilman Kurt Neeper suggested the department disband and the More>>
76 miles of the Auglaize River is set for a major cleanup as part of the Auglaize River Stream Enhancement Project. The clean up will involve removing log jams and debris from the river throughout Allen, More>>
Members of Lima City Council's Human Resources Committee and the Civil Service Board discussing some possible changes in the way police and fire chiefs are hired. The matter was referred to the committee More>>
Work has started on the corner of Main and Kibby Streets in Lima, on a new prototype Dollar General store. More>>
In 2005, an outgoing student at Pandora-Gilboa High School was thrust into the international spotlight after being jailed and nearly deported. German-born Manuel Bartsch has fought for seven years to stay in the United States.
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Team #2 at Minster Jr/Sr High School Finishes 12th in the Country May 12, 2012 - Three different teams at Minster Jr/Sr High School competed in the Team America Rocketry Challenge outside of Washington, More>>
According to a new report from the federal government 8th graders in the U.S. are doing better in science than in pervious years. However, the report showed only a minimal increase in performance from More>>
With a difficult job market an unprecedented number of adult children are moving back with their parents. A 2010 Pew Research Center study showed 21.6% of adults ages 25 to 34 were living in a multi-generational More>>
In 2005, a Pandora- Gilboa high school senior made international headlines when he was jailed by immigration officials just days before Christmas.
German-born Manuel Bartsch was released 16 days later, but his status in the United States remained in question.
Despite several setbacks, and a still uncertain future, Bartsch is now graduating from college. More>>
The Boards of County Commissioners in Allen, Auglaize and Shelby counties have approved the cleanup work of removing logjams and debris from the Auglaize River and Two Mile Creek in Allen and Auglaize More>>
A NASA astronaut was at the Armstrong Air and Space Museum on Sunday. More>>
Mother nature cooperated and helped bring out a big crowd for the 41st annual Bluffton Arts and Crafts Fair downtown. More>>
It was a big day for undergraduate students at Ohio Northern University as Sunday marked commencement for many of them. More>>
Distracted driving is a big problem across the country, particularly among teen drivers who talk on their phone or text while driving. More>>
Smoking in America is on the decline for the most part, but attorneys general from 37 states, including Ohio, have joined together to encourage movie moguls to eliminate smoking in movies rated G, PG, and PG 13. More>>
These adults are working out at the Lima Family YMCA. They know that getting exercise can prolong their life and cut their risk of getting health problems. Eric Finkelstein, an associate research professor More>>
The Blanchard River Arts Guild in Ottawa kicks off its' inaugural Festival in the Flats. A portion of North Walnut from West Main in Ottawa was closed to allow artisans to sell their wares, but the More>>
It's not easy to start up a business and keep it running in these economic times, but one Lima man and his family have done just that. More>>
Auglaize County residents had a chance to get rid of their household hazardous waste on Saturday. More>>
Just in time for those procrastinators who held off on getting that present for Mother's Day. Shawnee Manor held its first ever Shop, Show, and Tell Women's Expo at Apollo Career Center on Saturday. More More>>
As kids start to break out their bikes as the weather gets nice, many parents want to make sure their kids stay safe while out riding. More>>
The Ottawa Police Department wants your help in identifying the suspect from an armed robbery. More>>
Motorcyclists hop on their bikes to help wounded marines. More>>
As kids start to break out their bikes as the weather gets nice... many parents want to make sure their kids stay safe while out riding. The UNOH Racers Motorsports team along with the ARCA racing More>>
There was a little more to pick up for local postal carriers today. More>>
For 17 year old Andrew Jacobo, learning more about the history of the Lima Police Department gets him excited about the future. His future in law enforcement. The Lima Police Department has had a rich More>>
The newest cover of Time magazine has isn't on the shelves quite yet, but in did appear online and it is turning heads and starting a debate. How long is too long to breast feed children. The cover shot More>>
According to the National Volunteer Fire Council, the services contributed by volunteer firefighters save localities an estimated $129 billion a year.
Firefighters play a vital role in small communities, but the number of people who are willing to serve is dropping rapidly. Tricia Bell has more in the conclusion of her series The Heat is On. More>>
Millions of women are living with breast cancer, and the disease continues to affect more women each year. To help bring attention to the problem, the Breast Cancer Awareness Coalition continues to hold More>>
Support the Gardner's of Lima at the annual Mothers Day flower sale. More>>
In Putnam County, the fight to gain support for their cause marches on. More>>
Lt. Baker says the victim, 18 year old Verion Little sustained a minor wound to his back and was treated and released. Baker says Little is not cooperating with police. More>>
The core subjects in school might be math, english, and history, but this week New Bremen students are focusing on another important subject that isn't part of the standard curriculum-- self esteem.
Tricia Bell takes us to Believe in Yourself week. More>>
Putnam County law enforcement to start "Click It or Ticket" campaign. More>>
Slashing $1 million will be a tough task, but that is exactly what Lima City Schools is faced with after the their levy in march failed. Now comes the cuts that will effect the district and their employees. More>>
A fundraiser within a fundraiser nets nearly $3,400 for the Ronald McDonald House of Dayton. More>>
President Obama's endorsement of gay marriage on Wednesday has ensured social issues will be in the forefront during the upcoming election. Obama's support of gay marriage in no way effects a states rights More>>
Good news from Washington Thursday for the Joint Systems Manufacturing Center and it coincidentally coincided with a meeting of Task Force Lima. The powerful House Armed Services Committee Thursday okayed More>>
Ohio Northern University's Pettit College of Law will celebrate its 2012 commencement ceremony in the ONU Sports Center on Sunday, May 20, 2012, at 2 p.m. Approximately 90 students will be awarded degrees, More>>
Virginia Crouse was honored at a reception last night, May 9, 2012 at The City Club for her family's lifetime commitment to our community. In 1990, the Virginia Galvin Crouse family made a $100,000 endowment More>>
The GPA eligibility requirements for extracurricular activities may be changing for students attending the Lima City Schools, but the final decision will be in the hands of Lima school board members. Right More>>
Flooding has been an issue along the Blanchard river from Findlay all the way down to Ottawa for over a century. The Army Corp of Engineers are working on a watershed project in hopes to alleviate future More>>
Here are the individuals being sought in this week's edition of Crimefighters. First this week the Adult Parole Authority is searching for 52 year old Carl Thomas. He is 5 foot 10 inches and about 160 More>>
Officers from the Lima Police Department teaching third grade students in Lima the importance of wearing a safety belt. More>>
In the past, volunteer firefighters took a 36 hour course to become certified to handle calls ranging from rescuing cats high in trees to fighting towering flames.
But new state issued requirements require all firefighters to take continuous education courses as well. Tricia Bell has more in Part Two of The Heat is On. More>>
On Tuesday, May 8, 2012 at 8:16pm, the Ada Police Department was dispatched to the campus of Ohio Northern University to assist ONU Security as they were investigating subjects breaking into vehicles on More>>
For more than 20 years we have been proud to bring this event to Downtown Lima. Rallies will begin May 18 and continue each Friday ending August 31st. This year we offer a very diverse schedule of Rock More>>
The Better Business Bureau has been fielding dozens of calls about a phone solicitation that is going on in the area called "Cops for Kids." This organization is headquartered in Ashtabula, Ohio and More>>
For Immediate Release ************************************************************************ Who: West Ohio Food Bank When: May 16, 2012 The Ohio Benefit Bank (OBB) Mobile Express will More>>
To help drive the sales of fishing licensing and to create a passion for fishing in the hearts of the younger generation, this weekend, the National Park District offered free fishing. Fishing his whole More>>
Considered by many to be one of the most extreme anti-abortion measures, Ohio's "Heartbeat Bill" has been stalled in the Senate for months. Senator Keith Faber fully supports the bill in its current form, More>>
The warm Spring we've had this year brought many Summer trends out early, including a rise in crime. The most notable rise was in domestic violence, but it also includes many other crimes as well. With More>>
New statistics show that twelve percent of babies in the U.S. are born prematurely. Delivering not one, but two premature babies, one Lima couple has pushed through the challenges and are now the proud More>>
The new city water tower has bowl set in place as construction is ahead of schedule. More>>
While engineers finish plans to curb flooding of the Blanchard River, citizens of Ottawa are taking a proactive approach by improving planning and early warning systems. Officials and concerned citizens More>>
For CPA Jared Walsh, the clock is ticking on getting his clients income tax forms completed. Many of us look forward to a big refund each year from the IRS.... but as Walsh points out, that refund isn't More>>
A juvenile charged in the rape of a 91 year old Lima woman last year made his first court appearance on Friday. More>>
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