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(WFIN) – Classes start next Wednesday for Findlay City Schools but students aren’t the only ones getting prepped. Kristina Prichard

With Congress on August recess, Congressman Bob Latta has had time to attend a lot of county fairs across the

The City of Fostoria is considering altering its parking scheme on some streets due to concerns about fire truck access.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose says he is moving forward with a purge of the state’s inactive voters. LaRose

(WFIN) – The Hancock County Sheriff’s office will be hosting their Citizens Sheriff’s Academy Class this fall. Sheriff Michael Heldman

(WFIN) – The City of Findlay Green Waste Site will be closed. The city announced today that the Green Waste

(WFIN) – The Findlay Rotary Club got an update on the Findlay High School Football team during a Tuesday meeting.

Big changes could be coming to a busy Findlay street, but first the city wants to hear your thoughts. The

A woman learns how long she’ll be in prison for felony drug possession in Hancock County. 30-year-old Shawntrina Y. Alford

A police department has introduced the five newest canine members of the department. Andy, Simon, Eddy, Lenny and Ollie make