The higher your credit score the easier it is to qualify for loans and get lower interest Rates. Marietta Jelks, of USA.gov., stoped by the Morning Show today to share her tried and trusted tips from the Financial Self-Defense Kit, what to look for in your credit report,  how to raise your credit score and how to prevent credit fraud.

With the All-Star Break upon us, Indians insider Bob DiBiasio talks about the first half of the season and what he thinks the Tribe’s chances are going into the second half of the year.

Since it’s inception 25 years ago, the Americans with Disabilities Act has changed how society views and accommodates it’s citizens with disabilities. This milestone year will be celebrated at the No Barriers Summit in Park City, Utah. Dave Shurna, Executive Director of No Barriers, and Kathy Martinez, People with Disabilities Segment Manager at Wells Fargo and Company, discussed how the ADA has made life better for those with disabilities, how important the ADA’s formation has been, and where you can find more information on the organization.

The Lorain Community Music Theater present Mary Poppins at the Stocker Arts Center Hoke Theater July 17 – 26th. Alex Craig (playing the role of Bert) and Pamela Shirtz (playing Mary Poppins) talked to the Morning Show about the upcoming play.

On the Morning Show, Bobbie Sears stooped in to talk about the upcoming Relay for Life event Friday, July 10 -11 at Elyria Catholic High School.

Summer is the perfect time for car shows, and this year marks the 9th Annual Mustang and Ford show at Nick Abraham Elyria Ford. Nick Abraham and Gary Heath let you know what you can expect when you stop by the event on July 12.

and Lauren Ketcham of the Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association, talked with Bruce and Craig about the Summer Farm Tour  going on this month in Medina County.