August 29, 2025 • 4 mins
Shots fired at a home in Lima; Shawnee Twp home destroyed by Thursday morning fire; Kewpee Carcass Show officially wraps up the Allen County Fair; Fair attendance up 20,000 from last year; UAW strike commences at GE Aerospace; Ohio unemployment first time claims falls in July.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
There was another incident of shots fired at a home
in Lima last night. Not many details being provided by
the Lima Police Department, but they say four to six
shots were fired at a home in the eight hundred
block of North Baxter Street last night. There were no
victims and the investigation is ongoing. A home in Shawnee
Township was destroyed by fire early yesterday morning, WLIO reporting
(00:23):
it happened about two am on Thursday. All the occupants
of the home were outside when fire crews arrived and
they were able to get all their pets out of
the home safely. No cause for that fire, as you
have been determined, and the home again is considered a
total loss. Turning to national news, the Trumpet administration is
reportedly working to stage ICE agents at a military base
(00:45):
near Chicago, after the President threatened to send the National
Guard to the city to fight crime. Fox thirty two
Chicago's Paris Chutes as the latest.
Speaker 2 (00:55):
The president's borders are. Tom Holman confirms that a local
military base will be used for ICE operations.
Speaker 1 (01:01):
I know, but I'm not going to say.
Speaker 2 (01:03):
We're not going to tell you how many resource you're
going center the city. We don't want the bag.
Speaker 1 (01:07):
I got to know what we'recented.
Speaker 2 (01:08):
It will be a large contingent. So the plan is
to send this to the Great Lakes Naval Station, about
an hour north of Chicago. Based spokesperson has confirmed that
the Trump administration has requested quote limited support for DHS
operations from September two through the thirtieth Now. Superintendent's Stelling
also stressing that his officers will not assist ICE agents
who attempt to conduct raids, nor will Chicago cops ask
(01:30):
for the immigration status of crime victims or anyone seeking help.
Speaker 1 (01:34):
That's Fox thirty two Chicago's Paris Shoots reporting. The last
official event of the Allen County Fair happened yesterday, the
annual Carcass Show, sponsored by the QPE and Keystone Meets
and held at Keystone Meets. The show brings in members
of the Ohio State University Meat judging team. Doctor Lida Garcia,
(01:54):
an associate professor at OSU and Extension Meet specialist, talked
about what they're looking for and the Carcass Show as
far as judging a winner, main thing that.
Speaker 3 (02:03):
We want to do is find out, you know, how
much sellable product we have from each carcass and one
added factor for the beef side is quality, and that
accounts for estimated age at time at harvest and marveling score,
and so again, at the end of the day, it's
really about how much of that carcass are we able
(02:24):
to sell. And of course the one that best combines
trimness and muscling to the highest degree, and in this
case for beef carcasses combined with quality is one who's
going to do best.
Speaker 1 (02:34):
OHSU Extension will announce the winners from that carcass show
later today. Also, we have final attendance numbers for this
year's fair one hundred and seventy four three hundred and
fifty nine. That's an increase of about twenty thousand over
last year. As usual, the first Saturday of the fair
feature to the highest attendance, driven by the Lauren Diegel concert.
(02:56):
Attendance on that day was recorded as thirty four thousand
and sixty three. Fans under twenty one should think again
before drinking alcohol at Ohio State's a football game tomorrow.
Undercover members of the Ohio Investigative Unit will be out
and around on campus tomorrow looking for various violations, including
underage drinking OIU is tasked with enforcing the state's liquor
(03:19):
and tobacco laws and snap benefit regulations. Other law enforcement
officers from across central Ohio will be helping out with
security at tomorrow's game as well. The UAW strike at
GE continues. Workers were seen on picket lines at the
Evendale plant entrance yesterday at GE Aerospace that's near Cincinnati.
(03:40):
It was the first day of a strike representing over
six hundred workers at the Evendale plant and also at
a plant in northern Kentucky. Workers are on the picket
line due to a healthcare cost increase proposed in contract
negotiations and over demands for more time off and improved
job security. And Ohioan's filed just under five thousand new
(04:01):
unemployment claims last week, slightly fewer than the week before.
Another forty six thousand continued claims were filed, also showing
a decline. The state's unemployment rate for July stood at
five percent, compared to the national rate of four point
two percent. For the latest news at the top had
bottom of every hour, set a preset button on the
free iHeartRadio app to eleven fifty WIMA that's the news
(04:25):
you need This Morning More available at our website thanks
to citizens National Bank. Stay with US, weather, traffic, can
sports hit ahead on this the Friday edition of Lima's
Morning News Honey eleven fifty WYMA
There was another incident of shots fired at a home
in Lima last night. Not many details being provided by
the Lima Police Department, but they say four to six
shots were fired at a home in the eight hundred
block of North Baxter Street last night. There were no
victims and the investigation is ongoing. A home in Shawnee
Township was destroyed by fire early yesterday morning, WLIO reporting
(00:23):
it happened about two am on Thursday. All the occupants
of the home were outside when fire crews arrived and
they were able to get all their pets out of
the home safely. No cause for that fire, as you
have been determined, and the home again is considered a
total loss. Turning to national news, the Trumpet administration is
reportedly working to stage ICE agents at a military base
(00:45):
near Chicago, after the President threatened to send the National
Guard to the city to fight crime. Fox thirty two
Chicago's Paris Chutes as the latest.
Speaker 2 (00:55):
The president's borders are. Tom Holman confirms that a local
military base will be used for ICE operations.
Speaker 1 (01:01):
I know, but I'm not going to say.
Speaker 2 (01:03):
We're not going to tell you how many resource you're
going center the city. We don't want the bag.
Speaker 1 (01:07):
I got to know what we'recented.
Speaker 2 (01:08):
It will be a large contingent. So the plan is
to send this to the Great Lakes Naval Station, about
an hour north of Chicago. Based spokesperson has confirmed that
the Trump administration has requested quote limited support for DHS
operations from September two through the thirtieth Now. Superintendent's Stelling
also stressing that his officers will not assist ICE agents
who attempt to conduct raids, nor will Chicago cops ask
(01:30):
for the immigration status of crime victims or anyone seeking help.
Speaker 1 (01:34):
That's Fox thirty two Chicago's Paris Shoots reporting. The last
official event of the Allen County Fair happened yesterday, the
annual Carcass Show, sponsored by the QPE and Keystone Meets
and held at Keystone Meets. The show brings in members
of the Ohio State University Meat judging team. Doctor Lida Garcia,
(01:54):
an associate professor at OSU and Extension Meet specialist, talked
about what they're looking for and the Carcass Show as
far as judging a winner, main thing that.
Speaker 3 (02:03):
We want to do is find out, you know, how
much sellable product we have from each carcass and one
added factor for the beef side is quality, and that
accounts for estimated age at time at harvest and marveling score,
and so again, at the end of the day, it's
really about how much of that carcass are we able
(02:24):
to sell. And of course the one that best combines
trimness and muscling to the highest degree, and in this
case for beef carcasses combined with quality is one who's
going to do best.
Speaker 1 (02:34):
OHSU Extension will announce the winners from that carcass show
later today. Also, we have final attendance numbers for this
year's fair one hundred and seventy four three hundred and
fifty nine. That's an increase of about twenty thousand over
last year. As usual, the first Saturday of the fair
feature to the highest attendance, driven by the Lauren Diegel concert.
(02:56):
Attendance on that day was recorded as thirty four thousand
and sixty three. Fans under twenty one should think again
before drinking alcohol at Ohio State's a football game tomorrow.
Undercover members of the Ohio Investigative Unit will be out
and around on campus tomorrow looking for various violations, including
underage drinking OIU is tasked with enforcing the state's liquor
(03:19):
and tobacco laws and snap benefit regulations. Other law enforcement
officers from across central Ohio will be helping out with
security at tomorrow's game as well. The UAW strike at
GE continues. Workers were seen on picket lines at the
Evendale plant entrance yesterday at GE Aerospace that's near Cincinnati.
(03:40):
It was the first day of a strike representing over
six hundred workers at the Evendale plant and also at
a plant in northern Kentucky. Workers are on the picket
line due to a healthcare cost increase proposed in contract
negotiations and over demands for more time off and improved
job security. And Ohioan's filed just under five thousand new
(04:01):
unemployment claims last week, slightly fewer than the week before.
Another forty six thousand continued claims were filed, also showing
a decline. The state's unemployment rate for July stood at
five percent, compared to the national rate of four point
two percent. For the latest news at the top had
bottom of every hour, set a preset button on the
free iHeartRadio app to eleven fifty WIMA that's the news
(04:25):
you need This Morning More available at our website thanks
to citizens National Bank. Stay with US, weather, traffic, can
sports hit ahead on this the Friday edition of Lima's
Morning News Honey eleven fifty WYMA
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