Less than a month after signing a $1.9T virus relief package, President Biden has proposed spending another $2T on infrastructure improvements (using the broadest possible definition of the term)... Representative Bob Latta shares his reaction (at 12:25) --- To Your Health: The American Heart Association has launched a campaign to reach those who have spend the last year avoiding regular checkups... particularly those with underlying conditions which could be made more serious by COVID-19, and vice-versa (at 24:13) --- A special bonus collection of recipes for your Easter dinner leftovers from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 42:21)

Everyone wants to be healthier, which starts with the food we choose to put in our bodies... what we can learn from the smart habits of ''How Healthy People Eat'' with Kristen Coffield, founder of The Culinary Cure (at 13:38) --- Ready to start on your spring/summer reading list? Author NL Holmes is back with another novel of ancient historical fiction in her Empire series... ''The Sun at Twilight'' (at 24:21) --- Recipes for an easy Easter dinner, complete with chocolate pie for dessert, in this week's collection from Kyra's Kitchen (at 48:03)

Major League Baseball is back... will fans return when stadiums reopen? An insider's preview of the teams to watch this season, along with some expert fantasy baseball strategy advice (at 10:32) --- Throwback Thursday: Nearly one-third of Americans could increase their credit score with the 'Boost' option from Experian... here's how it works (at 18:43) --- What's Happening: The Ohio Barn Project is in the spotlight this month at the Hancock Historical Museum (at 23:51) --- Keeping the Faith: As Christians observe Holy Week, it is also the Jewish tradition of Passover... and there is much the followers of both can learn from each other (at 43:58)

The Findlay-Hancock County Public Library is once again looking to expand their facility... director Sarah Clevidence gives more details about their proposal and vision for the future (at 13:57) --- In recognition of this week's 40th anniversary of the Reagan assassination attempt, a tribute to the work of Secret Service agents who protect the leaders of the free world... from the memoir ''Agent Innocent'', written by of one of the youngest women to ever join their ranks (at 24:03) --- Bunnies and chicks are cute, but they're not made to be holiday accessories... why 'adopting' one for Easter may not be a good idea (at 44:14)

Another trend that has been accelerated by the pandemic... America is increasingly becoming a 'gig economy', which is presenting both financial opportunities and challenges (at 13:28) --- Helping more than 7-million unbanked households in America get the most out of their economic stimulus checks (at 22:23) --- Everyday Agriculture: With apologies to Dr. Seuss, we have food safety advice about eggs and ham for your family's upcoming Easter celebration (at 29:58) --- What's Happening: Time to break out of hibernation and get outside again in the month of April with the Hancock Park District (at 45:40)

As states are clamoring to get students back into the classroom full-time, what lessons have parents learned about remote learning over the past year? Some of the answers from a new survey might surprise you (at 14:52) --- Most of us never would have expected to still be dealing with the coronavirus pandemic... would most doctors have expected to still be dealing with so much COVID-19 misinformation? (at 25:10) --- Got a serious case of spring fever? You're not alone... we have What You Need for a home makeover to celebrate the season (at 48:17)

More than 2-million women have left the workforce over the past year, and the pandemic isn't the only reason... A closer look at the cause of this attrition, along with strategies for employers to bring women back and keep them once they are back (at 12:28) --- Who knew? The latest analysis of motor vehicle reporting data reveals that Ohio drivers are among the rudest in the nation... and the worst drivers of all! (at 20:10) --- Something new to try in your air fryer highlights this week's collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 39:01)

The pandemic brought to light the incredible pressures working women face both at home and in their careers... What can be done to reverse the trend of a shrinking pipeline of female leaders? (at 14:16) --- With the critical need to get the state's economy back to full power, the Ohio Business Roundtable is urging businesses, associations and nonprofits alike to join their Stop the Spread initiative (at 23:36) --- As everyday life returns to normal, the normal everyday dangers return as well... Camp 911 is back to teach kids the basics of staying safe (at 31:46) --- Throwback Thursday: ''Pandora's Lab''... History is full of examples when scientists and inventors neglected to consider the law of unintended consequences (at 50:08)

This is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Ohio... The first part is to understand the various messages and alerts issued by the National Weather Service (at 13:39) --- The second step in Severe Weather Awareness is understanding what to do (and what not to do) before, during and after Mother Nature unleashes her worst (at 18:47) --- Keeping the Faith: Lent is a time when Christians are encouraged to study scripture... but the Bible isn't easy to understand as one seamless story (at 29:34) --- Best-selling author Lisa Wingate previews her upcoming (virtual) appearance as part of the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library's CommunityREAD event (at 43:37)

After the shot, then what? What is it going to take for life to feel more like normal, and when may that happen? (at 13:01) --- There's been plenty in the past year to upset your children's sense of safety and security... How parents can reassure their kids about big, scary things in the news without keeping them in a bubble forever (at 22:03) --- Everyday Agriculture: After the initial disruption triggered by COVID-19 in the food industry, will there be a lasting impact to the way your local grocery store operates? (at 32:13) --- Why your spring cleaning routine should start with your beauty cabinet... and What You Need for a warm weather refresh (at 45:52)