Last year's GameStop stock squeeze made a lot of headlines, but turned out to be a far cry from the revolt by the little guy it was supposed to be... so who really got taken - and who really got rich in ''The Revolution That Wasn't''? (at 14:41) --- Anyone looking for a job has plenty of options these days... which is why employers large and small are getting creative in order to attract candidates for the positions they need to fill (at 25:25) --- In recognition of Safer Internet Day this week... how parents can make cyberspace a little more kid-friendly for children and teens, who spend so much of their time online (at 42:31)

The Hancock County Fair needs volunteers for an upcoming Strategic Planning Focus Group... fair board president Jeff Cole talks about planning for the future of the fair (at 14:23) --- What will it take to End COVID Now? The international anti-poverty organization CARE USA has a plan they say will get the world back to normal by attacking the virus, and its variants, on a global scale (at 24:12) --- HS Basketball Preview: Findlay head coach Jim Rucki discusses the Trojans scheduled games this weekend (at 31:54) --- Recipes to warm you up as we dig out of all this week's snow from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 48:19)

CONTINUING COVERAGE: The most up-to-the-minute information on weather conditions... including the latest track of the storm as it happens, accumulation totals and timing of the heaviest snow and wind conditions (at 14:48) --- Hancock County Sheriff Michael Heldman gives an update on road conditions and management of the storm situation locally (at 34:15) --- Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn gives an update on the city's operational response to the winter storm (at 43:07)

SPECIAL REPORT: This week's winter storm could be the strongest we've seen in years - some are predicting the worst since the Blizzard of '78... so what makes it such a monster? (at 14:35) --- Even though officials are strongly advising against unnecessary travel over the next several days, ODOT crews will be out there to ensure the roads are as safe as possible (at 23:28) --- Are you prepared for this winter storm? Unfortunately, it's not until we're in the middle of it that many people will discover they aren't... Here's what you need to know before the worst of it gets here (at 43:05)

Be careful what you ask for, because you just might get it... ''Agenda 2060'' imagines a world where the 'woke culture' goes unchecked in the name of creating a utopian society (at 15:14) --- A conversation with US Representative Bob Latta about current issues confronting Congress and the countdown to the midterm elections (at 24:22) --- The cold, dry air and harsh winter weather conditions can take a toll on skin health for anyone... but especially those who suffer from psoriasis (at 48:17)

With the retirement of Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, a closer look at how his time on the bench will be remembered... and the politics of naming his replacement (at 14:27) --- To Your Health: Overcoming the stigma of gastrointestinal issues... because some common GI symptoms could be a sign of serious health issues, and the only way to know is by honest communication with your doctor (at 25:58) --- What's Happening: Details on upcoming live entertainment in February at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 42:15)

No one has given more of themselves on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic than healthcare workers... now Blanchard Valley Health System is using their Emergency Response Fund to give a much-deserved 'thank you' to their staff (at 16:18) --- HS Basketball Preview: Findlay assistant coach Ray Elbin discusses the Trojans' upcoming games against Whitmer tonight and Toledo Central Catholic on Tuesday (at 24:16) --- NFL analyst and three-time Super Bowl champion Mark Schlereth previews this weekend's conference championship games in advance of Super Bowl LVI (at 29:22) --- More yummy recipes to warm you up on a cold winter's day from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 46:39)

For decades, tech geeks have promised the 'paper-free office' is coming... is the workplace of the future finally here? (at 15:39) --- Financial markets have been extremely volatile leading up to the Federal Reserve's first policy meeting of 2022... Can anything calm those fears as the nation faces its highest rate of inflation in 40 years? (at 24:17) --- Throwback Thursday: The Mississippi abortion case that some believe could lead to a reversal of Roe v. Wade (at 33:16) --- To Your Health: What to know about the prevention and treatment of seasonal flu as we enter the peak period of the season (at 51:57)

Once upon a time, the United States was the undisputed global leader in technological innovation and advancement... can Intel's massive investment in a new computer chip plant in Central Ohio be the catalyst that America needs to catch up again? (at 13:30) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The fundraising campaign is over, the allocations have been awarded to partner agencies... but that doesn't mean the United Way is sitting around with nothing more to do (at 24:47) --- What's Happening: Details on programs you'll love in the month of February (see what we did there?) at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 38:52)

It appears that, in many parts of the country, the Omicron variant surge of COVID-19 has already peaked... is it still something we need to worry about, or have we reached a turning point in the pandemic? (at 14:23) --- It's a vacation option that has exploded in popularity over the past two years... now the online platform for all things camping, CampSpot has introduced their first-ever awards for the best places to discover - whether you're a first-timer or seasoned pro (at 22:35) --- What's Happening: Getting back to nature can be as easy as taking a trip to your local park... with programs and activities in the month of February from the Hancock Park District (at 40:58)