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Franklin County is the first in Ohio to be designated at level 4, or “purple” on the state’s color-coded COVID-19

Findlay Hope House is celebrating their 30th anniversary. Hope House operates a transitional shelter for women and children and offers

(ONN) – Governor DeWine says he will veto a bill, sponsored by Republican lawmakers, to strip him and his health

Blanchard Valley Health System has named a new president and CEO. BVHS says Myron D. Lewis will be taking over

The City of Findlay is asking faith leaders to make sure their churches are following recommended COVID-19 safety protocols. Throughout

Findlay and Hancock County are included in a Wind Advisory issued by the National Weather Service. The advisory will be

A road-widening project on Findlay’s east side has been completed. County Road 236 is now open to traffic between U.S.

Three more Hancock County residents have died of COVID-19. The Wednesday numbers from Hancock Public Health show that 36 people

The Ohio State Highway Patrol says a pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run crash in Seneca County. The crash happened

It’s been a tough year, but The Salvation Army Findlay Corps says the community is once again stepping up to