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Hancock County first half real estate taxes are due on Friday, February 12th. Payments can be made on the due

The Ohio Department of Transportation is reminding drivers to give their plow trucks plenty of room to do their jobs.

Governor Mike DeWine has lifted the statewide COVID-19 curfew. DeWine had said previously that if hospitalizations drop below 2,500 for

The City Planning Commission has approved the site plan for a tenant to begin operating at a spec building site

An Ohio lawmaker is proposing stronger penalties for drivers who fail to stop for a stopped school bus. State Senator

The Ohio Mayors Alliance has announced its policy priorities for 2021, which focus on local recovery efforts, resiliency, and equity.

Ohio’s COVID-19 Vaccination Dashboard on Wednesday showed that 6,617 Hancock County residents had received at least one dose of the

(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