iHeartRadio's Aviation Analyst Jay Ratliff joined Todd to talk about the recent decision by TSA to change the security protocols for fliers and the ongoing attempt to modernize the Air Traffic Control infrastructure.

Historian and author Mary Grabar joined the program to discuss the legacy of FDR based on her book "Debunking FDR".

Allen County Sheriff Matt Treglia joined Todd on Wednesday. He detailed a recent arrest of a Chinese National in a fruad case that resulted in his deportation by ICE. Also, the Sheriff talked about some bulked up patrols for troublesome intersections in the county.

Todd interviewed the commish at MAC Media Day in Detroit and they discussed the College Football Playoff, rumors of Ohio looking to leave the MAC and other issues.

Dodgers take series opener in Cincinnati; Tribe falls to Rockies as Clase put on leave in connection with MLB gambling investigation; Tigers down D-Backs; Locos playoff opener rained out.

Lima teen shot to death now identified, a suspect too; A woman hit by a car at a Findlay gas station dies from her injuries; Arrests made in connection with melee in Cincinnati; Mentally ill man travels across the countrty, shoots and kills four people in NYC.

The Reds sweep the Rays; KC downs Clevleand; Tigers snap six-game losing streak; It's playoff time for the Locos; The Bengals sign Shemar Stewart; Browns QB Kenny Pickett suffers injury; Bubba Wallace wins the Brickyard 400; Palou continues Indy Car dominance.

Teen shot to death in Lima on Sunday; Another shooting sends a man to the hospital; Trump announces trade deal with EU; Cincinnati fight video goes viral; Auglaize County Fair continues

Juvenile Court Administrator Berlin Carroll joined Todd Walker to discuss developments including the pending rollout of e-filing for the court.

The Nats knock off the Reds; Cleveland gets back to 500; Tigers slide continues; Trey Hendrickson's holdout continues; Tyce McClain wins LJGA event at Bluffton