The City of Lima launches "Slow Down Lima" campaign; Breese Road to close for a while today; Dayton ranked fourth highest for vehicle theft; T-102 Country Star Playoffs Finals will be tonight at Auglaize County Fair; Reds use wild pitches to ambush A's; Tribe falls to Mets

City of Lima Engineer Ian Kohli joined Todd to detail a new P.R. campaign the city is set to launch called "Slow Down Lima".

Sheriff Treglia joined Todd to talk about next week's National Night Out festivites, the department's new app, getting ready for the Allen County Fair and flock cameras.

Local Realtor reminds people to contact Google if they're having water issues related to data center construction; AEP to hold public hearing in Van Wert concerning expanding the grid; Reds and Guards split a DH; Locos routed by Clippers in playoff action

The Mayor of Lima joined Todd to talk about the historic designation of the Riverfront One building and what that may mean for its future development. Also, they discussed Lima's housing initiatives, Walking the Wards and Lima's Sister City Delegation coming to town.

Lima City Council designates the Riverfront One Buidling as a historic structure; Investigation continues into the Ashton Ave. fire; Two men injured in Auglaize County crash; Reds and Guardians postponed, Locos too; Bellman takes LJGA Invitational and Player of the Year award

In part 2 of our interview with Ohio House Speaker Matt Huffman (R-Lima) Todd spoke with Huffman about the proliferation of data centers and the favorable business climate in Ohio.

America's Money Answers Man Jordan Goodman joins Todd to discuss economic news.

A Lima home was destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon; Downtown Wapakoneta Partnership seeks an Executive Director; The long-awaited Gordie Howe Bridge will open today; U.S. 68 closure in Hancock County this week; Reds win in the Lou to complete 6-3 road trip; Guards blanked by Rays; Locos open playoffs tonight in Muskegon

Richard Lewelling of The Weather Channel tells Todd we are going to settle into a very normal and calm summer pattern over the next 7-10 days.