Lima News

A Cridersville, Ohio, man escaped uninjured yesterday when his tanker, carrying 8,500 gallons of gasoline, went off the right side of State Rt.

The Christmas Tree Festival in Lima has become an institution in the area, with generations of families making the event a holiday tradition.

Two men crawled through a drive-through window to rob a Lima business early Friday morning.

Petitions for next year's mayoral primary election aren't due until February, but Mayor David Berger is getting his in order now.

Carrie Woodruff isn't just helping to feed Lima schools pupils. She's also making sure other school districts are providing healthy meals for their pupils.

Thanksgiving is a thankful time. Thankful for family, and for health and all the usual things to be grateful for.

Gasoline prices in the Lima metro area continue to drop, with people heading into work Monday morning finding gas below a $1.60 a gallon at many stations.

The good news for the city's budget is that it's already seen the bad news. City revenue and spending is largely on track through the third quarter, interim Finance Director Dan Hefner told City Council's ...

It seems that Jan "J.R." Riestenberg spends a great deal of her time getting dirty: Ottawa River Cleanup, neighborhood cleanups, community gardens.

Gasoline could be found for less than $1.75 a gallon this morning in Lima, with most stations selling gas for under $1.80 a gallon as area residents drove into work Monday morning.

Born Digital by John Palfrey Examines the impact that the first generation born into an entirely digital world will have on society as a whole.

A Lima firefighter was injured Saturday when an interior brick wall fell inside a building he was in battling a fire.

A 20-year-old Putnam County man died in a house fire late Friday near Fort Jennings.

Greater Ohio Ethanol in Lima was unable to provide its sole customer an agreed-to 49 million gallons of ethanol a year.

Downtown Lima Inc. is looking for participants for its holiday festival parade beginning at 12:30 p.m. Dec.

Residents of South Union Street were living next to a possible explosive situation and never knew it.

Daniel Hughes knows there are problems in Lima, but he also knows steps can be taken to make things better.

What curious child wouldn't want to crawl into a "stomach" to see what happens to that apple they ate yesterday.

The student who brought a gun to Lima Senior High School Friday afternoon was fearful for his own safety, the teen's father and a Lima Police officer said during a detention hearing in juvenile court this ...

All the alternatives for finding a way around the Indiana and Ohio Railroad on the city's east side come with affecting business and residential properties, but engineers said Thursday, it's too early to say ...