It's the last day of class for Findlay City Schools, and what a year it has been (at 13:49) --- Most of us probably aren't thinking much about our workplace benefits package right now, but a mid-year review is important to maximize those benefits (at 24:11) --- We've talked about how businesses are using AI to work better... Here's how the rest of us can use artificial intelligence in our everyday lives, too (at 31:15) --- No recipes from Kyra's Kitchen this week, but we have great ideas for cool summer salads and refreshing iced coffee drinks (at 50:24)

What are the implications of legalized marijuana for workplaces that require employees to be drug-free? That's the topic of the next meeting of the Hancock County Safety Council (at 12:44) --- From the President's summit in China to the ongoing conflict in Iran... Senator Jon Husted joins us to discuss the issues of the day (at 22:11) --- What's Happening: We get an update on what's new as we head into the summer season from the Findlay Family YMCA (at 48:22)

The newly-formed Ohio Joint Data Center Committee is looking to jump out ahead of the proposed Data Center Study Commission... and both seem a bit late, considering there are already over 200 of them in the Buckeye State, with more on the way. Representative Ty Mathews helps us sort it out (at 11:59) --- The AI boom isn't a tech innovation that's just happening in Silicon Valley... Businesses of all shapes and sizes are turning what started as a curiosity into an essential tool (at 26:11) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The final tally is in on the Spring Days of Caring and Downtown Chocolate Tour from the United Way of Hancock County (at 46:02)

As a member of the House Communications and Technology Subcommittee, Congressman Bob Latta is paying close attention to the President's high-stakes summit in China (at 12:48) --- ''The Superman Wars''... The real tale behind the world's most famous comic-book hero is anything but a story of truth, justice and the American Way (at 24:33) --- Another collection of easy and delicious recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 47:53)

After more than a year of both internal and external discussions, McComb Local Schools are moving forward with plans for construction of a new, single building district campus (at 14:39) --- As we mentioned yesterday, Denver is one of the trendiest vacation destinations this summer... What is there to do in the Mile High City when there's no snow on the ground? Plenty (at 25:40) --- To Your Health: May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month... One of the most common, yet least-talked about forms of the disease (at 31:46) --- What's Happening: Highlighting the nutrition services of 50 North, including new things happening at their Marathon Cafe (at 49:57)

There are an awful lot of news stories right now about how expensive it is to fill up your car, but an even bigger story is going all but unreported... A growing number of Americans are unable to afford the car itself (at 15:00) --- AAA predicts record Memorial Day weekend travel, but what about the rest of the summer season? Despite higher prices, new data reveals there are still deals to be had... if you know where and when to go (at 24:58) --- Community and Business Spotlight: After several years in downtown Findlay, Burlwick + Co. officially opens their doors at a new location on the city's East side this week (at 43:24)

Findlay is now among a select group of Ohio Premier Life Sciences Ready Communities... New Economic Development Director Matt Gilroy explains what that means for our area's future (at 14:19) --- Craig Riedel will be the next Ohio Senator in District 1... He discusses the bitter campaign to get there, and his top goals for the job (at 25:02) --- Around Town: This season's Live @ Armes series at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts concludes on Thursday with a return performance by Australian storyteller Nigel Wearne (at 49:05)

This is Police Week, with the local Peace Officers' Memorial Service being held this evening... Honoring those who have fallen, both directly and indirectly - as well as those who continue to serve and struggle (at 15:10) --- A unique perspective on the US-Iran conflict from someone who has lived it on both sides... From Iranian rebel to American special ops soldier (at 23:43) --- What's Happening: Highlighting an ongoing partnership with the Ohio Consumers' Counsel, the Hancock County OSU Extension is focusing this month on keeping home energy costs low as we transition between heating season and cooling season (at 47:32)

As Teacher Appreciation Week comes to a close... Helping overworked and overstressed educators rediscover why they followed that calling in the first place (at 13:45) --- In the end, the race wasn't as close as many had anticipated... Tim Bechtol talks about the campaign to retain his Hancock County Commissioner seat (at 23:29) --- ICYMI: Spring is bursting with color at this weekend's Jenelle Hohman Color Me Happy Walk and 5K Color Run from NAMI Hancock County (at 35:06) --- Recipes from Kyra's Kitchen that are so easy, even dad and the kids can make them... that's a hint (at 57:18)

Every spring and summer, millions of families relocate and thousands fall victim to moving scams - Here's how to protect yourself and your belongings (at 14:30) --- To Your Health: In honor of Mother's Day, what every new and expectant mom needs to know both during pregnancy and afterward (at 22:50) --- Throwback Thursday: Part cookbook, part homage... ''My Mother's Kitchen'' is a loving celebration of humor, heartbreak and the enduring legacy of family (at 43:04)