Amid last week's election uncertainty, Wall Street had its strongest rally in months... but what will happen with a protracted challenge of the results? (at 15:14) --- One in ten pregnancies ends in miscarriage... ''Rebirth'' is a guide for couples starting over after enduring an unimaginable loss (at 25:21) --- What's Happening: Details on November activities with the Hancock County OSU Extension and 4-H program (at 48:21)

Superintendent Troy Roth discusses the path forward for the Findlay City Schools after voters rejected their levy request for the third time this year (at 14:11) --- With the claim that prescription medication is the leading cause of death in America, Dr. Richard Ruhling doesn't shy away from controversy in his book ''Health, Happiness and Destiny'' (at 23:20) --- Hopewell-Loudon is the lone remaining area team in the high school football playoffs... head coach Brian Colatruglio previews the Chieftains' showdown with LCC in the regional final (at 31:11) --- More fun and easy family recipes from Kyra's Kitchen!(at 45:25)

Executive orders on healthcare price transparency have been finalized, but will they really have the kind of positive impact for patients that the Trump administration claims? (at 12:32) --- Between frigid weather and the upcoming holidays, winter is peak season for home fires... which means now is the time to prepare, and to eliminate the dangers where possible (at 23:53) --- Throwback Thursday: You think today's campaigns can get dirty? As it turns out, America has a long tradition of politicians willing to do ''Anything For a Vote'' (at 37:24)

Working at home long-term has been a learn-as-you-go adventure in 2020... but what if employees could build their own applications to make the remote office more productive and efficient, all without straining the company's IT resources? (at 13:25) --- For anyone looking to gain real-world experience while working toward a degree in a well-paying career field, Raise the Bar Hancock County is looking for you (at 21:44) --- Everyday Agriculture: This month marks the 100th anniversary of the first commercial radio broadcast... how farming played a critical role in the medium's success (at 38:25) --- What's Happening: Details on special events from the Hancock Historical Museum during the month of November (at 44:01)

At long last, Election Day is here... What you need to know as you go to cast your vote (at 13:07) --- The key swing states that will decide the Presidency and control of Congress... What experts will be watching for when the results come in on election night (at 20:56) --- Legal challenges are actually a fairly common election occurrence, but the stakes have been raised in 2020... could the results be determined by the court, and what precedent would that set for the future? (at 32:38) --- Operation Christmas Child... It's time to pack shoeboxes for the international holiday outreach program of the Christian ministry Samaritan's Purse (at 50:50)

Too few, too slow, too much misinformation... why America still falls far short of what medical experts consider a basic level of proactive coronavirus testing (at 12:35) --- Mental Health Monday: Mental health issues and substance abuse are often different sides of the same coin... the Maternal Opiate Medical Support (MOMS) Program aims to help expectant women overcome those challenges (at 20:37) --- Life in the military is full of transitions... all of which are difficult, and many can affect a servicemember's psychological well-being (at 29:34)

The coronavirus pandemic may very well have changed the world of work forever... but whether that's a good thing or not depends on who you ask (at 14:31) --- The Arlington Red Devils are the final BVC team left in the high school football playoffs... facing off against former conference foe Hopewell-Loudon in this week's regional semi-final (at 23:45) --- Everyday Agriculture: Just like live Christmas trees can be recycled after the holiday, there are a variety of ways to put those pumpkins to use after Halloween (at 29:57) --- No tricks... just a tasty collection of Halloween-themed treats from Kyra's Kitchen (at 39:59)

The 2nd annual Cancer Community Awards honor the unsung heroes on the cutting edge of research, patient care and support (at 14:09) --- Having expired prescriptions laying around isn't the only danger in your medicine cabinet... every year more than a million people experience emergencies due to adverse reactions to drugs that are taken as prescribed (at 21:13) --- Postponed or ignored routine healthcare is a troubling side-effect of the coronavirus pandemic... now is the time for patients to catch up on their checkups (at 29:44) --- After a positive COVID-19 case among the staff, 50 North has closed its doors again... executive director Carolyn Copus explains what happens next and how seniors can still access their essential services (at 46:37)

Two new programs are now offering financial relief for Ohio businesses, bars and restaurants... we have what you need to know in order to get your share (at 12:46) --- With coronavirus cases spiking in Ohio and across the country, many hospitals are reportedly at or near capacity and again limiting non-emergency care... so what is the situation locally? (at 23:30) --- Except for things like tropical fruits that aren't grown in the US, most of us assume that the food we buy is produced in America, but that's not always the case... and that's a big deal for a growing number of consumers (at 33:40) --- What's Happening: It's the perfect time of year to curl up with a good book... here's what's worth checking out in November at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 49:33)

2020 has been a tough year for everyone... now WFIN and our sister stations are teaming with the local Best Christmas Ever campaign to bring holiday cheer to a struggling family (at 14:10) --- She is now Justice Amy Coney Barrett... and President Trump's legacy is secured, having appointed one-third of the current Supreme Court members in a single term (at 20:33) --- Keeping the Faith: A story of family, friendship and forgiveness... the Christian-themed movie ''When We Last Spoke'' opens for a limited theatrical run this week (at 32:35) --- As the seasons transition from late-fall to early-winter, the Hancock Park District has great ways to discover the beauty of the outdoors in November (at 48:21)