Author: WFIN

Habitat for Humanity of Findlay-Hancock County has presented its first ever Founders Award. The lifetime achievement award went to volunteer

The latest data from Hancock Public Health shows that COVID-19 cases are still on the rise in the county. The

Cooper Tire & Rubber Company will be doing its part to make this holiday season a little brighter for children

The University of Findlay’s Mazza Museum is home to a new exhibit featuring the life and work of former Disney

The 4-day per week schedule didn’t last long for Findlay City Schools. The district went to a 4-day per week

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is joining forces with law enforcement agencies in six other states to enforce and raise

Hancock County has been bumped up to level 3, or the ‘red’ level, on the state’s COVID-19 alert map. Level

Kroger is preparing for spiking COVID-19 numbers by instituting a limit on how much toilet paper, paper towels and other

The annual Thanksgiving Day Community Meal put on by Stonebridge Church will look a lot different this year. Usually, the

Governor DeWine delivered a statewide COVID-19 address to Ohioans as cases continue to spike across Ohio. The governor says we’re