Lima News

The Lima Public Library has Federal and State income tax forms, as well as instruction books on filling out your taxes.

EMC Director of Competition, Wes Roberson , and PHR's publisher, Ed Zinke, have a brief discussion during the Jegs Engine Masters Challenge.

The heavy snowfall Friday night made many roads difficult to travel, delaying the morning delivery of The Lima News.

The death of a 59-year-old Wapakoneta woman on Friday was due to the H1N1 flu, local health officials have confirmed.

The court case against a long-time St. Marys teacher charged with public indecency and voyeurism has been dismissed.

Hundreds of thousands in Haiti were left without food, safe water or shelter following last month's earthquake.

Agape Ministries' facility will soon increase by nearly 10,000 square feet and leaders of the agency are predicting expanded programming will result from the larger space.

Salem police thwarted an attempt to steal a large quantity of manufacturing steel at Quaker City Castings, 310 E. Euclid St., on Wednesday evening.

By JORDAN CRAVENS staff writer An appeals court has affirmed the decision of a Hancock County judge to send a convicted sex offender to prison for 30 years.

A Canton man convicted of triple murder arrived at the Oakwood Correctional Facility on Monday, January 25th after being sentenced to death last week.

By KAREN CAMPBELL Assistant Managing Editor "Don't let the bed bugs bite," was and is a warning many parents gave their children as they tuck them into bed at night, but for the last 50 years it didn't have much meaning.

By JORDAN CRAVENS staff writer OTTAWA -- A former Lima man, serving time for fatally stabbing a Putnam County man in 1989, "poses a significant danger to society" if paroled from prison after 20 years, according to a Putnam County judge.

By MATT NICHOLS Staff Writer A U.S. senator is troubled by a Supreme Court decision which frees corporate spending on presidential and congressional campaigns.

One of the first foals by Somebeachsomewhere is on the ground, according to reports from Steiner Stock Farm.

DANVILLE – The Rev. B. Lamont Monford used his speech at Danville's Martin Luther King Jr.

Minnie P. Daniel, 84, died at 10:41 p.m. Jan. 9, 2010, at The Ohio State University Medical Center, Columbus.

State Route 14 just south of the Salem Bypass will be closed from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday for railroad bridge repairs.

One teenager died and four others were injured Wednesday, Jan. 13, in Logan County's second fatal crash of 2010.

An orphanage housing 126 children in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, founded 10 years ago by an Ohio couple has survived Tuesday's massive earthquake and the children are now sleeping outdoors for their safety.

A massive fire in Lima yesterday destroyed a restaurant and knocked out power to the area.