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(ONN) Some students in Ohio have suffered academically because of the strains the pandemic has put on education. With the

The automated pedestrian signals at Findlay’s mid-block crosswalks in downtown have been replaced with push button activators. The automated flashing

The number of active COVID-19 cases in Hancock County dropped again. The latest data released by Hancock Public Health on

The City of Findlay held a virtual public meeting about a proposed Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA). (video below) A

Governor Mike DeWine is renewing his efforts to make distracted driving reason enough to pull someone over. Under current law,

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources says hunters in the Buckeye State took nearly 14,000 more deer this season than

The entrepreneurial spirit of Ohioans and modernizing elections were two things Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose spoke about during

Two women who work at Fox Run Assisted Living in Findlay are being honored for saving a resident’s life and

Hancock County Dog license registration has been extended due to the ongoing pandemic. Dog Warden Dana Berger says dog owners

(ONN) – The Super Bowl began with a one-of-a-kind flyover during the National Anthem, and the pilot leading it was