Phil Kerpen, the President of American Commitment, joined Todd Walker to assess the state of the U.S. economy.

Lindsey Young with the Wapakoneta Chamber joined Todd Walker to detail some activities in the month of September.

The Reds fail to gain ground on the Mets; Detroit avoids a Mets sweep; Guardians get back to .500 with a win in Boston; The NFL season kicks off tonight with Dallas at Philly; Kawhi's "no-show" job under investigation.

Verizon customers in Ohio may have trouble dialling 9-1-1; State lawmakers consider allowing utilities the ability to adjust thermostats remotely; Ohio may start screening kids in school for human trafficking; Cedar Point's parent company may be headed toward bankruptcy.

The Allen County Auditor joined Todd Walker to discuss the latest with the Land Bank plus the Allen County unclaimed funds portal and the upcoming Auditor's Sale.

The Jays outslug the Reds; Mets down Tigers, bump lead over the Reds to five games, Guards lose in Boston; OSU #1; UNOH announces new Athletic HOF Class.

Origin of the water scare now evident; Browns nemesis returns to try to thwart stadium project; State Highway Patrol says 23 were killed on Ohio roads over holiday weekend; U.S. Military kills drug smugglers off of Venezuela

America's Money Answers Man joined Todd Walker on Tuesday to discuss the latest inflation numbers and more.

The Reds allow three in the ninth and score three in the ninth to walk-off the Jays, keep pace with the Mets; Mets outslug Tigers; Tribe fall in Fenway; "Chapel Bill" loses big in his UNC debut.

The City of Lima issues statement debunking water contamination claims on social media; It was a deadly holiday weekend around the area; New laws took effect yesterday; Rubio to visit Mexico.