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The University of Findlay has unveiled a new scholarship endowment fund in the name of Donald L. Mathews, a late

With Hancock County remaining at level 2, or the “orange level” on the state’s COVID-19 alert map, trick-or-treat will continue

Hancock and Putnam County stayed at their previous levels on the latest COVID-19 alert map that was released on Thursday.

After struggling in the first half of the year due to the pandemic, Cooper Tire & Rubber Company rebounded in

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is reminding both pedestrians and drivers to remain vigilant on the roads in communities that

Cincinnati-based Kroger has announced it will become the first U.S. retailer to bring COVID-19 antibody testing to customers across the

A record number of Ohioans are voting absentee, but Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose says people who choose to

The number of active and overall cases both took a big jump in the Wednesday coronavirus data released by Hancock

50 North has announced it will be closed for two weeks, beginning on Wednesday, due to a positive COVID test

You may notice Findlay police officers sporting more and more facial hair as the month of November progresses. Findlay police