At one time, the New York Sun was considered one of America's most influential newspapers... now it is being relaunched with the aim of helping to restore public trust in the press (at 14:45) --- It may not have the same intensity as Christmas when it comes to gift-giving, but trends specialist Jennifer Lynch of the Toy Association has some great ideas to put in your kids' Easter baskets (at 23:57) --- In Case You Missed It... The Findlay Home and Garden Show returns to The Cube this weekend (at 29:49) --- More tasty and easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 45:45)

Even amid the Great Resignation, with large numbers of people walking away from their jobs, new research finds a surprisingly high level of career optimism among workers (at 15:17) --- To Your Health: Colorectal cancer is the third-most common form of the disease, and did you know that it can be hereditary? (at 25:06) --- In Case You Missed It... Good Deeds, Done with Good Will, Sharing the Good News - How you can be part of making the Backyard Mission Trip happen (at 31:45) --- Around Town: It's time again to go Bowling for Kids - and more - to benefit the Children's Mentoring Connection (at 47:59)

Suddenly who, how, where and when Americans vote is an issue being used to score political points... are both sides pandering to their base by stoking fears about election integrity and voting rights? (at 13:33) --- Hancock Public Health Commissioner Karim Baroudi salutes local professionals for their dedication at a most challenging time, while looking forward beyond the pandemic for Public Health Week (at 25:11) --- What's Happening: What's new in history for the month of April at the Hancock Historical Museum (at 42:57)

Mayor Christina Muryn joins us with more on this week's Findlay Forward workshops, where you get to have your say about the city's future... because ultimately, the goal is to make Findlay a better community for all (at 14:40) --- With inflation and a volatile stock market eating away at many Americans' nest egg... are reverse mortgages a viable tool to help seniors meet their financial needs in retirement? (at 24:39) --- What's Happening: Time to come out of hibernation and get outdoors with April programs and activities from the Hancock Park District (at 42:39)

Global Volunteer Month could not come at a better time for a community in mourning... How to channel the hurt and anger into something positive for our neighbors - and ourselves (at 16:05) --- The Fort Findlay FOP Lodge 20 Foundation is stepping up to honor one of their own with a fundraiser to support the family of Officer Dominic Francis (at 22:20) --- Alcohol use in the home spiked during the pandemic, accelerating an already-growing trend... but is that sending a dangerous message to young people? (at 40:21)

SPECIAL REPORT: Continuing coverage of the investigation into yesterday's incident on I-75 that claimed the life of veteran Bluffton PD officer Dominic Francis (at 15:10) --- Cory-Rawson Schools Superintendent Jay Clark discusses how staff and administration will be helping students navigate the loss of a well-known and beloved member of their community (at 25:10) --- Community and Business Spotlight: Open Arms Domestic Violence and Rape Crisis Services is calling on everyone to help support and empower victims for Sexual Violence Awareness Month (at 31:35) --- More scrumptious recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 52:54)

Good Deeds, Done with Good Will, Sharing the Good News... How you can be among the neighbors helping neighbors, making the Backyard Mission Trip happen (at 14:50) --- Most Americans spend more time researching the purchase of a household appliance than they do choosing a doctor... Tips to make you as smart a shopper for healthcare as you are for consumer goods (at 22:59) --- Around Town: This weekend, Funday Sunday takes 'Flight!' at the University of Findlay Mazza Museum (at 30:29) --- Throwback Thursday: Is your church prepared and equipped to be a safe haven for victims of domestic violence? Half of all churches aren't (at 44:31)

Organized sports get much of the attention, but they aren't the only source of concussions... What you need to know as we all become more active again in the warmer weather (at 16:09) --- March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month... Raising understanding and acceptance to take the fear out of the words 'Developmental Disabilities' (at 25:13) --- What's Happening: Time to come out of hibernation and get outdoors again with April programs and activities from the Hancock Park District (at 45:05)

Between big-money NIL deals and the crushing pressure put on young players, are college sports in crisis? And who's really to blame? A candid conversation with the NCAA athlete-turned-author of ''Surviving the Second Tier'' (at 15:08) --- This year's Best Picture 'CODA' spotlights the challenges of the deaf in navigating a hearing world... now a new medical study may hold promise in the ability to reverse the effects of gradual hearing loss in some patients (at 26:22) --- What's Happening: Highlights of April performances and events at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts... capped off with the long-awaited Texas Tenors concert at the end of the month (at 51:45)

Wheels up! Flag City Honor Flight is flying again this year, with their busiest schedule ever to make up for lost time (at 13:12) --- To Your Health: March is Myeloma Awareness Month... with the spotlight on disparities in diagnosis and treatment among the African-American community (at 24:05) --- Around Town: Just in time to give your place a spring refresh, the Findlay Home and Garden Show has plenty of expert ideas and professional help to create your dream living space (at 42:06)