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Fans of the Cleveland Indians will no longer be allowed to wear Native American headdresses or face paint to games.

The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office is inviting people to check out their new and improved website Hancocksheriff.org. The sheriff’s office

(ONN) – The Ohio General Assembly is considering a bill that would forbid the State of Ohio from requiring so-called

Governor Mike DeWine has signed House Bill 174, which will invest $8.3 billion into the state’s transportation systems. DeWine signed

Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague, of Findlay, has been presented with the 2020 Small Business Advocate of the Year Award from

The deadline for filing and paying 2020 individual income tax returns with the City of Findlay has been extended. Details

A Seneca County man was arrested after a search of his home outside of Tiffin on Tuesday. The METRICH Drug

Some Findlay students had fun learning with some help from the Easter candy Peeps. Mrs. Miller’s kindergarten class at Northview

Hanco EMS Chief Rob Martin is leaving that role to become the next Service Safety Director for the City of

Findlay fire crews were called to the Fairfield Inn & Suites at the corner of Tiffin Avenue and Bright Road