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(ONN) – Ohio is expanding an online check-in program aimed at reducing the time people spend waiting in line at

Findlay and Hancock County could see some snow, and some other areas are under an advisory. Forecasters say Findlay could

The Findlay Police Department requested that money be added to the city budget to pay for two new officers. Chief

A local candy maker says the holiday season is very busy. Erika Dietsch-Brokamp and Jeff Dietsch Dietsch Brothers said they

(ONN) – The private group that’s sponsoring a nativity scene on the grounds of the Ohio Statehouse says it’s committed

(ONN) – Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has referred 18 voters to prosecutors for allegedly voting twice in the

A man was killed when his pickup truck got hit by a train in Tiffin. It happened Thursday afternoon at

Six police officers from Dayton received honors in Columbus Thursday. ONN’s Pete Scalia reports that the officers are credited with

The Ohio Department of Higher Education announced a new scholarship in the Choose Ohio First program to boost the state’s

The Maumee Watershed Conservancy District voted to look into the construction of a storage basin in Eagle Township. Project manager