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If the U.S. Senate goes along with the House, employees could soon be able to choose to get paid overtime or be given time off for hours worked over 40 per week. It's called the Working Families More>>
This year's Square Fair is taking shape. The first event is a Toast to the City event which will happen Thursday August 1st. This year's theme is "Come Roaring Back" and organizers want to More>>
Findlay honoring those men and women who are serving, or who have served in the US military during this weekend's Armed Forces Celebration. Military vehicles, tanks and missiles were put on display over More>>
More than 100 runners and walkers gathered at Riverbend Park in Findlay Sunday morning for the first ever Tim Horton's Run/Walk For the Camps. The event raising more than $3,000 to benefit the Tim Horton More>>
New York State Representative Tom Reed made the trip to his alma mater, Ohio Northern University, to give advice to graduating law students. Reed started his law career practicing at a firm, but said he More>>
Drinking and driving is still a problem in our society. The National Transportation Safety Board is encouraging states like Ohio to consider a .05% blood alcohol content to be the legal limit. In Ohio More>>
Faurot Park, going to the dogs today as part of a fundraiser for a local pet rescue group. Dogs of all shapes and sizes receiving a special blessing today, before going off on a short walk through the More>>
Kids got a chance today to have their bicycles checked out and learn important riding tips. The UNOH Optimist Club hosted a Safety Bike-a-thon on the campus today. Kids were able to test More>>
Cleaning up Lima, one truckload at a time. The Citywide Pride Cleanup effort continues this week with another dumpster drop off. This one in the 300 block of W. Spring street. It's an effort of the More>>
For fans of monster truck racing, there's not a better experience for miles around than the Lima 4 Wheel Jamboree Nationals at the Allen County Fairgrounds. They come for the thrills and the spills. But More>>
As the days get warmer and Summer approaches, more people are hitting the waves in their boats. On Saturday, a course was put on by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Watercraft, teaching More>>
More than 150 people registered for the third annual "Get the Carp Outta Here" event. The event was created to remove the rough fish from the lake as they stir up phosphorus latent silt, which the blue More>>
You know summer is right around the corner when hundreds of people start to flock to downtown Lima every Friday. Today was the official start of the season for Rally in the Square. Hundreds of people More>>
The crash occurred in the early morning of November 12th 2012. Law enforcement estimated that Taylor was driving around 90 miles an hour when he crashed through the guardrail and drove though the back wall of the building. More>>
Its been a steady day at Fat Jacks, as people flow in to buy their Powerball tickets worth $600 million dollars. Even though the odds are against them, it isn't stopping people here from getting their More>>
Julie Waller chose to enter the Western Ohio Regional Treatment and Habilitation (WORTH) Center in Lima, to better herself as a person and cure her addiction. Through various programs and a more personalized More>>
Race officials, law enforcement officers, and first responders coming together at the Four Wheel Jamboree to raise awareness for seat belt use. More>>
New charges are filed against the teen connected to the Romes' brother's murder. Two counts of delinquency for committing the alleged crime of aggravated murder have been filed against 17 year old Michael More>>
Thousands of fans fill the Allen County fairgrounds each year for the 4-Wheel Jamboree Nationals. More>>
After four years and raising 40 thousand dollars, there was only one thing to do. Raise the bar. For their fifth relay for life, the students and staff of the Upper Scioto Valley Schools intend to raise More>>
Lima's C&G Distributing and Anheuser-Busch Agree to Terms of Sale Transaction expected to close in near future (COLUMBUS) – Officials with C&G Distributing Co., Inc. in Lima, Ohio and Anheuser-Busch today More>>
Dog owners on Grand Lake St. Marys now have a second place to take their furry friends. The East Bank Dog Park is now open. It's an effort between Grand Lake St. Marys State Park and the City of St. More>>
Friends and family of Clarence Robinson Jr. are mourning his death tonight. A day earlier the 19 year old was involved in a fatal motorcycle crash. A large crowd gathered to remember Robinson near Faurot More>>
With over 1,600 dams in Ohio, many are considered high hazards. To correct this problem, the Ohio Senate passed the Water Resources Development Act that would provide grant money for dam inspections and More>>
Not many teachers can say they've received a Golden Apple. The hard work and dedication of two local teachers are being recognized in a big way. Kelly Buss and Deb Schenk are two of the most recent recipients More>>
The 4 Wheel Jamboree is back in town and that means thousands flocking to the Allen County Fairgrounds More>>
A Mercer county road needs paving but there's a dispute over who would be responsible to pay for it. West Bank road had been designated as State Route 703, but the state abandoned the road in October More>>
If your driving through Celina, it's hard not to notice the 8 and 4 foot ribbons along Lake Shore Drive. The cut-out ribbons are meant to honor people struggling with cancer, or in memory of people More>>
Local law enforcement officers rockin' it out to keep kids off drugs and to make positive choices in their lives. More>>
Purchasing a home, supporting a family, paying off utilities and buying a cell phone. All of these things are important responsibilities most high school seniors know nothing of, but Seniors at Van Wert More>>
Wapakoneta junior Austin Drake says there has been a real bullying problem at his school. More>>
It's the day every recruit looks forward to, the day they graduate as a marine. And their pride is not only seen in their eyes, but in their parent's as well. The celebration of their efforts starts with More>>
With a chilly start to spring some local farmers were concerned of getting a late start into the fields.
The National Transportation Safety Board is trying to oust drunk driving by urging states to drop the current blood alcohol limit of .08 to .05. The board says thousands are killed every year from drivers More>>
For recent graduates struggling to find a job, it's not common that dozens of hiring companies come right to them. More>>
The funeral services for 17 year old Blake Romes and 14 year old Blaine Romes began this morning with young pallbearers carrying their caskets into the church. More>>
After three months of training, recruits grow into a better version of themselves through discipline and hard work and have a new found confidence. Onto these yellow footprints and through these silver More>>
Lima residents heard from Mayor Berger and other city officials at a city focus meeting. More>>
The Cafaro Company of Youngstown has again promised that the shell that was once the American Mall will be coming down soon. Your News Now reporting that last week. When that happens it will mean more More>>
Multiple highlights at the annual St. Rita's volunteer appreciation luncheon Wednesday. Hundreds of volunteers were 'thanked' for their thousands of hours of time given to the Medical Center. All the More>>
Just last week a young girl was hit by a car. That is why with summer breaking coming up, it's important the community know how to keep children safe during the summer time. Warm summer days like Wednesday More>>
Either you, or somebody you know has been, or will be affected by cancer. Knowing this, the students and faculty at the Celina Middle School have been working all year to support the American Cancer Society. More>>
Angelina Jolie has made her battle public with the breast cancer gene Tuesday, announcing she had a double mastectomy to lower her risk for developing the disease. More>>
In 2006, Delphos's $31 million wastewater treatment plant was expanded to make room for food processing companies within the city. In 2009, just three years later, the plant suffered capacity problems, More>>
Marines are trained to deal with situations that require split second decisions and that all starts at Parris Island, one of the two recruiting depots. Drill instructors shouting orders is one of the More>>
The teachers had their workshop yesterday, today it was the student's turn to put their dancing shoes on. Members of the Dancing Wheels Company and School were in town from Cleveland to teach physically More>>
It has been enhancing the worth of individuals for two decades by giving them the skills and insight to become successful, caring and involved community members. The Western Ohio Regional Treatment More>>
Elissa McCracken, finishing out her reign as Miss Ohio with a stop in St. Marys. More>>
If you have extra time would you be willing to drive a cancer patient to therapy and appointments? More>>
The man accused of shooting a Rockford woman to death in November is one step closer to his trial. More>>
The only place in the world you will be able to see production of this car, the Acura NSX, is right here in Ohio. Honda will be transforming its Marysville plant into a 184,000 square foot plant, costing More>>
In honor of National Police Week, Hancock County Law Enforcement held a special memorial service remembering their fallen officers. More>>
Putnam County was one of the hardest area's hit during June 29th storms, leaving many residents without power for several days. On Monday, progress was made towards preparing for future storms. After nearly More>>
Ohio Northern University holding their 142nd graduation ceremony over the weekend. Some graduates leaving with jobs, others were not so lucky. A survey of 500 hiring managers by the recruitment firm Adecco, More>>
Bringing the country into the city is the goal behind Farm Days at Freedom Elementary School. More>>
A two day effort in Allen County by multiple law enforcement agencies called "Operation Shield" wraps up and it probably saved lives according to one law enforcement official. More>>
Marines are trained to deal with situations that require split second decisions and that all starts at Parris Island, one of their two recruiting depots. Although most marines hate to admit it, they More>>
It's officially 'National Nursing Home Week' across the nation and Baton Rouge Health Services kicked off the celebration with a formal proclamation and some music. Allen County Commissioner Greg Sneary More>>
A select group of students at Lima City Schools Alternative Program were selected to design clay tiles capturing the history of Lima. Ten students were chosen to tour the Allen County Museum and ArtSpace More>>
Congressman Mike Turner of Ohio's 10th Congressional district came to Lima's Joint Systems Manufacturing Center Monday with a first time visitor. Assistant Secretary of the Army's Acquisition, Logistics, More>>
A new steel product is being made at Pro-Tec in Leipsic. The $400 million expansion is creating new jobs and a new option for car manufacturers. More>>
Cridersville students getting to see therapy pets up close and personal. More>>
Monford pleads guilty to 4 counts against him from his role at Met Housing. More>>
Allen County Commissioner Greg Sneary was our guest on Noon Edition. Your News Now anchor Jeff Gunter asked Sneary to address the controversial practice of confiscating/impounding pooches that don't have More>>
A Jackson Center boy that suffered a traumatic brain injury is honored by the Lima Noon Sertoma Club. More>>
Local volunteer receives Lima Exchange Clubs highest honor. More>>
New leadership at Family & Children First Council as long time director retires. More>>
Election Ballot Issues Voters in 74 counties will decide TUesday several local races and 351 local issues, including 138 school issues and a number of local tax levies, bond issues and charter amendments. More>>
Construction on Interstate 75, State Route 81 and 309 on Lima's east side is continuing, but now you can view the progress from somewhere other than your car. The Ohio Department of Transportation has More>>
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