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Habitat for Humanity is not only building homes for those in the United States but also making an impact on third world countries.

Helping feed the hungry is the mission of United States Post Office employees and their families this weekend.

For the last 8 years, a local business has worked to help families facing hard times.

Auglaize County is commemorating its history. 

It's the first step in a six-step process that saves lives, the donation of blood. 

St. Marys Fire Department is investigating what has now been deemed an arson fire.

President Donald Trump says the United States is withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal, which he is calling "defective at its core." 

“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” Benjamin Franklin may not have been talking about your skin, but he very well could have. 

Dusk and early dawn are the most prevalent times for mosquitoes.

Locally, a .2 percent sales tax increase for Allen County is on the ballot, as well as Elida school district asking for approval of a bond issue for a new elementary school.

The Allen County Sheriff's Office is trying to identify the suspects that robbed the Family Dollar on West Robb Avenue last night. 

Authorities in Findlay have recovered the body of a woman after her car was found submerged in a pond at Owens Community College earlier Monday. 

An update discussed, at Monday night's Lima City Council meeting, on a major infrastructure project in the city. 

There are a few other issues that voters will be seeing on the May 8th ballot.

Come one, come all, come support the park by coming to the circus! 

With Mother's Day this weekend, a local career center is gearing up for an annual sale.

The Allen County Sheriff's Office released more information into a toddler found dead in a Delphos apartment on April 29th. 

Students from the career tech program at Lima Senior High School showed off their skills Monday afternoon.

Raabe Ford Lincoln opened its doors Monday for an official grand re-opening.

The Allen County D.A.R.E. program is ending the school year on the right note! 

Shellhammer said 200 dog bites have been reported in Allen County and this is the time of year they are more prevalent.

A man sentenced to life in prison without the chance of parole for killing a 15-month-old boy will not have a chance for a new trial or his sentence changed.

The Ottawa-Glandorf Local School District is asking voters to vote "yes" on the upcoming school levy.

201 students bid goodbye to Bluffton University at their Sunday commencement, but come July they will be joined by one more. 

A local youth center served up some barbecue to help get high school and middle school students to summer camp.

May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month and some local bikers get blessed for a safe rides this season. 

Cordray paid a visit to the UA Local 776 for a Get Out the Vote rally. 

Mike DeWine says this career in local, state and national politics has prepared him to be Ohio’s next governor. 

A Lima man is in custody after a late night stabbing on Saturday.

The Lima Police Department is investigating an alleged stabbing that occurred at Marko's Sports and Spirits early Saturday morning.

The annual commencement for Rhodes State College was held this afternoon at the Veterans Memorial Civic and Convention Center.

Alter Ego Comics in Lima joined thousands of other shops across the country to celebrate National Free Comic Book Day.

The St. Marys FFA will be ending the year of passion projects, to help future students with money for college.  

Around 100 local runners and walker took advantage of a great day to run for a great  cause. 

Tomorrow is Cinco de Mayo, but as you start getting into the festivities make sure that you are not getting behind the wheel. 

This Saturday(5/5/18) kicks off the City of Lima's City Wide Pride Program and a new partner offers an additional service. 

Students from various grades came out for an annual event at St. Charles, Friday morning.

Mother Nature working with dozens of volunteers to spruce up several areas for the Johnny Appleseed Metropolitan Park District, Friday morning. 

The Elida School District is asking voters to approve a 2.8 mill bond issue, for a new elementary building.

City officials broke ground for a new water tank project in Simmons Field.

Students at Spencerville High School took a break from their normal schedule to get up and get moving! 

Students at Delphos St. John's had the chance to give back to their community Friday morning with a day of service.

Ohio Means Jobs is introducing a better way to transition those who receive financial benefits to full-time employment. 

A recent decision to allow girls into the Boy Scouts programming has led the organization to change their name.

Three women are being indicted by the Putnam County Grand Jury for the death of a female patient of Hilty Home this January.

The second man involved in the robbery of a Rite Aid was sentenced Thursday morning. 

The Human Resources Committee for the Lima City Council held a special meeting to discuss how the council can help the city administration better their hiring process, but much like the current process it was not all smooth sailing.

The Allen County Sheriff's Office spent their week training their officers on how to keep the peace and to start, they are revisiting the basics.

It's become a comic lover's annual pilgrimage, and this Saturday, downtown Lima will be swarming with them. It's Free Comic Book Day!

The Fort Recovery Museum is nearly ready to open their doors to the public once again.

People congregated at the UNOH Event Center Thursday afternoon to come together in prayer.

At the Maria Stein Shrine, history and religion come together to be a place where people can visit and reflect among the over 1,000 relics that are displayed at the Shrine.

Tri Star 2.0 is starting to take shape down in Mercer County.

Debris everywhere and lives changed in a matter of minutes.

Wapakoneta High School evacuated its students after a threatening note was found in the school.

Job seekers and employees came together to help fill some needed positions.

A Michigan teen was killed and six other people injured in a head-on collision on I-75 near Beaverdam just before midnight on Wednesday.

It’s small business which makes the economy and a community work.

Authorities in Hancock County responded to a fatal traffic accident on State 12, Wednesday afternoon. 

Graduating at the top of your class is one thing, but how about getting a new car to go along with that.

An apparent kitchen fire destroys half of a south Lima home.

A local farmers market is now offering an option for people who cant afford fresh produce at the market.

The Ohio Department of Transportation District 1 held its annual Roadeo.

It's one of those things that when you go to use it, it better work, fire hydrants. 

Two people are in the hospital after an accident in Shawnee Township this afternoon.

Representatives from St. Marys City Schools talked to the St. Marys Rotary Wednesday afternoon to gain support for the upcoming school levy.

If you are are in the market for a new job, the Apollo Career Center is where you need to be on Thursday.

Kindergarten students are flocking to the Putnam County Fairgrounds this week, not for the fair but to learn about safety.

After the FOP Memorial Service, the Lima Exchange Club presented its Law Officer of the Year Award.

It was a sunny but somber day in Lima, as officers joined in solace to remember the law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty in Allen County.