From the beach to the bathtub, and everywhere in-between... important reminders about staying safe in and around the water this summer (at 15:52) --- Community and Business Spotlight: Through the month of June, Open Arms Findlay is celebrating 40 years of providing critically important care for women in crisis (at 22:49) --- Summer means grilling season... Chef Jamie Gwen turns up the heat on some old favorites and shares a few new ones to try (at 27:53) --- What's Happening: A flippin' fabulous fundraiser... details on this Saturday's Kiwanis Pancake Day and Flapjack 5K (at 44:05)

Some health officials are calling Memorial Day Weekend the 'first big test'... what will tell us if we have passed, and would that mean the pandemic is officially over? (at 15:00) --- After a hotter than normal spring, what does summer have in store? We get the outlook for the season's long-term trends from the experts at AccuWeather (at 24:07) --- A collection of fun and easy summertime recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 48:47)

Just like people sometimes, dogs can overdo it in the summer heat... and just like in people, it can be dangerous or even fatal (at 15:05) --- A new survey finds many teens are understandably stressed after two disrupted school years, and unsure about what the transition back to 'normal' will really look like (at 23:51) --- Community and Business Spotlight: Blanchard Valley Health System CEO Myron Lewis previews the 32nd annual Julie Cole Charity Golf Classic and online benefit auction (at 31:33) --- Throwback Thursday: ''The First Wave''... Bringing to life the stories of those Americans who led the way to victory in WWII on the beaches of Normandy more than 75 years ago (at 46:57)

Memorial Day travel alone is predicted to be 60-percent higher than last year... we have ideas, and some travel safety advice, for your summer road trip adventure (at 15:11) --- Keeping the Faith: 35 years after Chernobyl, a US-based ministry outreach to the 'forgotten children' growing up in the shadow of a nuclear disaster (at 22:30) --- More summer fun learning resources from Sesame Workshop... how to turn your kids' questions about the pandemic into a lifelong love of science in the world around them (at 22:30) --- What's Happening: Details on the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library's SummeREAD program to keep kids reading, exploring and learning all summer long (at 46:45)

America has seen a double-digit increase in the number of children in foster care over the past decade... Sesame Workshop has launched a collection of resources to help kids cope emotionally with a family unit in crisis (at 15:22) --- With more kids in foster care, the need for quality foster families is greater than ever... a new collaboration in Northwest Ohio aims to give more kids better outcomes (at 22:12) --- Now that we are getting back to our normal lives, it's the perfect time to reboot your family's wellness routine this summer as well (at 34:30) --- What's Happening: Plenty of things to get you outdoors as summer begins in June with the Hancock Park District (at 50:23)

COVID-19 cases continue to drop and pandemic restrictions continue to ease, but vaccination rates are appearing to plateau... What happens next in the process of returning to normal? (at 15:28) --- From coronavirus to cancer, clinical trials are how we discover medicines and treatments which allow longer and healthier lives... yet many myths remain (at 26:05) --- The Great Travel Reboot of 2021... of all the industries that were hard hit by the pandemic, cruises have the most challenging return to normal (at 46:42)

Ready to jump in the pool? How to ensure everyone stays safe this summer at both public and backyard swimming pools (at 15:24) --- Do morals and ethics have a place in the high stakes corporate world anymore? Did they ever? A conversation with the author of the new thriller ''Unfinished Business'' (at 22:56) --- ICYMI... This week, seven former fraternity members appeared in court on charges in connection with the death in March of BGSU sophomore Stone Foltz... what will it take to finally end the problem of hazing on college campuses? (at 33:30) --- Another collection of yummy recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 52:13)

The inside scoop on all the latest Google goodies from the company's virtual I/O developer's conference this week (at 14:50) --- As working, shopping and learning continues the rapid transition to the online universe... is digital accessibility for individuals with special needs getting enough consideration? (at 24:24) --- Throwback Thursday: Research shows students can lose a month or more of learning progress between academic years... We have strategies for preventing that 'summer slide' (at 32:57) --- If you really want to make a difference in people's lives, the Red Cross is recruiting volunteers for emergency response in the community (at 52:16)

It's not too late to get your backyard looking its best for the season... the author of ''Lawn Care for Dummies'' shares five tips to get your green on this summer (at 13:01) --- Concerns about indoor air quality are not new, but the pandemic has made us more cognizant of the importance... and technology can provide a way to breathe better (at 20:40) --- Keeping the Faith: ''Are You Really OK?'' The pandemic may be ending... but for many, returning to normal may not be as simple as taking off our mask (at 38:15)

With the school year drawing to a close, members of the Findlay High School Key Club are stepping up to help some of their fellow students graduate (at 15:23) --- Ohio Supreme Court Justice Sharon Kennedy discusses the importance of programs such as 'Welcome to a New Life' in reducing the overall drug and crime rate... often even more so than the criminal justice system itself can (at 22:06) --- The same 'American Rescue Plan' that funded the last round of direct stimulus payments and other virus-related spending also included $17B in benefits for veterans (at 32:57) --- What's Happening: Christian Clearing House will not be holding their Garage Sale fundraiser again this year... we have details on the event that will take its place (at 50:01)