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Hancock County health officials say the number of active COVID-19 cases has dropped. The Friday update from Hancock Public Health

The Findlay Police Department says a driver struck a bicyclist with their car and then drove away from the scene.

It’s a busy time on the University of Findlay campus. The university welcomed new students to campus on Thursday during

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine says racism is a public health crisis. During his Thursday COVID-19 briefing, the governor declared racism

Governor DeWine in his Thursday coronavirus briefing said he’ll be releasing details on Tuesday about the fall high school sports

The Findlay YMCA has selected its new CEO. After a nationwide search the Board of Directors has chosen Steve Crone

The Ohio State Highway Patrol confiscated a lot of drugs during separate traffic stops in Wood County. On Monday, the

A new report from the Ohio Restaurant Association shows 54-percent of restaurants in the state fear they will have to

Hancock County has reached 400 total cases of the coronavirus. In the latest data from Hancock Public Health released on

Findlay’s Riverside Pool will be wrapping up its shortened season soon. The city says the last day for the pool