The Putnam County Prosecutor's Office said Friday morning that a 2-count complaint has been filed- and that Michael Fay's case with the new charges could also be bound over from Juvenile Court- to Common Pleas Court
Jamboree participants are asked to use exit 124- Fourth Street- from I-75 which will better accommodate trucks and trailers.
Jamboree spectators are asked to use exit 125.
The local Crimestoppers operation is looking for tips on illegal guns being involved in crimes- and they'll pay extra if you're tip leads to an arrest.
The Assistant Secretary of the Army- Heidi Shyu- and Congressman Mike Turner, a Dayton Republican, and chair of the House Armed Services Tactical Air and Land Forces Subcommittee, toured the facility on Monday.
5th ward Councilor- Teresa Adams- explained the committee has asked Lima Police- the City's Law Department- and the department of Community Development to make another flow chart.
Male students and men from the school and community walked the one mile in women’s high heels- and the female students joined the march on the last quarter mile.
Then just after 8 last night- another release said that one of the 17 year-old boys- who was located in Columbus- told officials the location of the dead bodies of the 2 other boys.
The State Patrol reports that 18 year-old Benjamin Ingle was driving south-bound on Saturday night just after 9- and was not able to negotiate a curve.
As the faculty- staff- and students at Apollo Career Center hope for the best for their levy in the May Primary next week- they showed Congressman Jim Jordan what they're all about on Tuesday afternoon.
Dumpster sites will be at the Missionary Baptist Church on 4th street- the LACNIP Resource Center on Spring Street- also at 563 West Spring- and at the WIMA Parking Lot.
They decided to keep this topic in committee- review information from the meeting with Police and Dog Warden- and to possibly set up a meeting with the Allen County Commissioners
Scheduled sessions will be set up to get information out about the City Wellness Program- and those reviews will be heard by the Human Resources Committee at a later date.
The state patrol says 38 year-old Trever Hughes was going at least 40 miles over the posted speed limit when his Ford Explorer failed to negotiate a curve near Fetter Road.
Denny Glenn- retired from Lima's Joint Systems Manufacturing Center- unveiled a plan for building security at the Mayor's press conference on Wednesday.
Dave Berger received the National Environmental Achievement Award for Local Public Service- due to his leadership in advocating for new public approaches to Clean Water Act implementation.
Sheriff Sam Crish and Police Chief Kevin Martin gave their reports of officials- regarding the West Central Ohio Crime Task Force- and their accomplishments from last year.
Major Account Executive with Republic- Eric Weber- explained that not just the kids that enjoy this event- but also those involved with Republic Services.
Wapakoneta Schools Superintendent Keith Horner confirmed the procedure of notifying law enforcement and evacuation of the building took place just before 8am.
A press conference by officials from O-DOT and the local post of the State Highway Patrol took place back on Friday- just feet from the construction going on- on Lima's east side- near I-75.
48 year-old Timothy Brown signed a plea of guilty to voluntary manslaughter in Judge Jeffrey Reed's courtroom.
Brown is facing a mandatory prison sentence- which could be anywhere from 6 to 14 years.
Allen County Fair Director Dave Grimm said with construction already underway on I-75- 117- and 309- they want to be ready for the sumer rush- and hosting events at the fairgrounds.
Allen County won that statewide challenge by having the highest participation rate and accumulated “steps” rate- and the winning department was awarded 1-thousand dollars.
30 year-old Dominique Badea was on the Riverwalk just before 11am when two Cane Corso dogs attacked him. Badea was bitten on both arms, both legs and his face.
Several road closures were in effect- and some areas of high water still exist- so law enforcement is asking that you obey those signs and do not attempt to dive through flooded areas.
To vote- go to the food bank website and scroll down to the Wal-Mart logo an click on it- it will then take you to the Facebook page where you can vote once a day during the rest of April.
Heavy rains over the past few days has the river up above flood banks- causing numerous road closures in the city of Findlay and all around Hancock County.
Mercer County Sheriff Jeff Grey said that Celina Assistant Police Chief Calvin Freeman requested the Sheriff’s Office investigate an officer involved shooting.
Executive Director David Collins said the volunteers contributions year in and year out are what makes the Red Cross what it is today- all across the country.
Donna Dickman from the Partnership form Violent Free Families said the pinwheels represent the number of reports about possible child abuse cases in the county all of last year.
The Late Virginia Crouse and Husky Energy were selected by the Lima chapter for their efforts- which have supported the United Way's mission to help local individuals and families in need.
22 year-old Marquavius Shurelds was wanted on several other outstanding warrants- and was the girlfriend and father of a child with the victim- 21 year-old Tara Cutlip.
37 year-old Mahogany Dean and a passenger, 47 year-old Tiffany Lindsey, both of Detroit, Michigan, were incarcerated and charged with possession of a scheduled 2 substance.
He was sentenced one month ago on rape of a minor charges- but both the prosecution and defense discovered the sentence rendered was not consistent to the agreement of the plea bargain.
41-year-old John Heffner is facing charges of felonious assault with a deadly weapon.
Bond was set at $5-hundred thousand dollars in Lima Municipal Court. His preliminary hearing is set for April 9th before Magistrate Richard Warren.
Mandel also stated that he is against Governor John Kasich's idea to expand Medicaid- saying it is not the fiscally responsible way to go.
Faber explained that even though he is the Ohio Senate President- he still makes time to hear from local constituents.
