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The Findlay Police Department has released the results of its 2020 Citizen Survey. The anonymous survey posed several key questions

Ohio’s COVID-19 curfew is being shortened. Governor DeWine previously stated that the 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew would be

The number of active COVID-19 cases took another drop in the latest numbers from Hancock Public Health. The agency said

Some fake money is circulating in the northwestern corner of the State. The Williams County Sheriff’s Office is warning the

University of Findlay President Dr. Katherine Fell has accepted a contract extension offer from the University of Findlay Board of

Governor DeWine says the state’s COVID-19 curfew will now be based on COVID hospitalizations. He says the 10 p.m. to

Law enforcement from across Ohio came out to honor fallen Toledo Police Officer Brandon Stalker on Tuesday. The funeral procession

The Ohio Department of Transportation is offering a free online course for people interested in learning how to fly a

Monday was the first day on the job for Jacob Rayle, Travis Flint, Derek Ricker and Eric Depinet. Rayle previously

Findlay City Schools will be undergoing some elementary school building consolidation in the wake of three failed operating levies in