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The Ohio State Highway Patrol says a man fleeing from authorities in a stolen car caused an injury crash in

Monday was Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. Flags were flown at half-staff in Findlay and across the United States in honor

Hancock Public Health released the latest COVID-19 data for the county on Monday. The agency is reporting 391 total active

St. Marks United Methodist Church again this year is offering needy families a free Christmas tree. We spoke with the

Blanchard Valley Health System says it is combining obstetric services at Blanchard Valley Hospital and Bluffton Hospital as part of

The Ohio State University says it will allow players’ families to attend this weekend’s game against Michigan at Ohio Stadium,

The Fostoria Fire Division battled a house fire on Saturday morning. Firefighters arrived at 225 East North Street at around

The Findlay Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol has named Trooper Matthew Cook its Trooper of the Year for

Six Hancock County residents died of the coronavirus from Wednesday to Friday. The Friday numbers from Hancock Public Health show

The City of Findlay says more than $436,000 in federal CARES Act funding that the city received has been awarded