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Governor DeWine has announced that school districts will be required to report COVID-19 cases to health officials and parents. DeWine

The Findlay Police Department took a robbery suspect into custody during a traffic stop. Police say A Bo Guedea, 37,

(ONN) – Ohioans, including hundreds from American Electric Power, have headed south to help victims of Hurricane Laura. They’re leaving

Two people were transported to Blanchard Valley Hospital after a crash in Findlay. The crash happened at 6:22 p.m. Wednesday

A man is facing felony charges after allegedly exchanging gunfire with Hancock County Sheriff’s Office deputies. Deputies responded to 16091

The public is invited to attend a Raise the Wall ceremony for Habitat for Humanity of Findlay/Hancock County‘s latest project.

An area business owner says he probably would’ve gone under had it not been for the Paycheck Protection Program. Chris

The number of active COVID-19 cases went down in the latest data from Hancock Public Health. The agency said Wednesday

The Tiffin Drive-In Theater is under new ownership and will be investing $200,000 in two new screens, with other improvements

The Ohio Democratic Party is filing a lawsuit in the hopes of getting more than one ballot drop box per