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The Hancock Park District says the Hancock County Chapter of Pheasants Forever oversaw prescribed burns on prairie areas at Litzenberg

Health officials are holding a Second Dose Clinic on Saturday, April 10th for people who received the first half of

(ONN) – The now-former director of the Ohio Department of Health who led Ohio through the early days of the

A former Findlay High School and Van Buren assistant football coach has been arrested. Devon Hohman, age 28, was detained

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and The Findlay Police Department is urging drivers to put down their phone and

A Findlay Walmart was evacuated on Monday after a bomb threat was called in. Police say the Walmart on West

UPDATE- Police say Michael has been safely located and is now home. The police department thanks everyone who shared the

The number of active COVID cases in Hancock County went up in the latest data released by Hancock Public Health.

(ONN) – Governor DeWine has announced revised health orders that he says will help protect Ohioans while simplifying guidance for

April is Financial Literacy Month. Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague, of Findlay, says Financial Literacy Month is an opportunity to promote