When did you first realize that racism actually existed? How one woman raised in the era of segregation learned to reconcile the reality of her childhood - Mental Health Monday: A deadly pandemic, a cure that may be worse than the disease, and now riots in the streets of America's cities... It's enough to give anyone anxiety overload - Summertime means grilling season and Chef George Duran puts a new twist on some old favorites for your next cookout

You've heard about next weekend's Reverse Parade to salute the Findlay High School Class of 2020... Now here are the details about how you can participate - Senator Sherrod Brown discusses the latest coronavirus-related legislation in Congress and how COVID-19 has changed the election year paradigm - State and National Parks are likely to be filled this summer with families tired of being stuck indoors, and forestry officials have an important reminder about playing it safe during your visit - The return of our list of Five Things To Do this weekend in Hancock County - More easy and fun-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen!

Could the severity of the coronavirus be determined by a patient's genetic makeup? New research is looking for a connection - Keeping the Faith: As churches begin to reopen, a new study shows many congregations could see a 25- to 35-percent decrease in attendance - Throwback Thursday: Big Data and law enforcement... is the evolving nature of crime-fighting technology blurring the lines of citizens' civil rights? - Geronimo Stilton, the popular mouse character from the Scholastic book series, now has his own graphic novel for young readers... author-illustrator Tom Angleberger talks about 'The Sewer Rat Stink' - The Findlay-Hancock County Public Library isn't ready to open their doors just yet, but they are getting ready for this year's SummerREAD program

A whole new class of graduates are now entering the labor market just as unemployment has reached historic levels... what that means for first-time job hunters - Not all fallen soldiers lose their lives in combat... The Department of Veterans Affairs offers suicide prevention resources for those who are fighting on a different battlefield - The opioid crisis may have been knocked from the lead by COVID-19, but it's still a crisis... one that experts say could be made worse due to the coronavirus - Everyday Agriculture: COVID-19 has disrupted food supply chains and impacted consumer prices in unprecedented ways... how long will that impact be felt within the industry and at the checkout line? - What's Happening: Details on upcoming June programs and activities, both online and in-person, from the Hancock Park District

How the region's tourism industry is gearing up for a summer vacation season that looks to be much different than most - Research on a vaccine for COVID-19 is progressing at an intense pace to meet the President's end-of-year goal, but is that timeline realistic... or safe? - The DifferenceMakers initiative gives some much-deserved recognition to individuals who are finding creative ways to help others during this challenging time - Everyday Agriculture: As a new summer BBQ season begins, many backyard grillmasters will make the same old mistakes - More easy and fun straight from Kyra's Kitchen to enjoy over the Memorial Day holiday weekend

Mayor Christina Muryn discusses Findlay's Memorial Day observance and the process of reopening the city moving forward after the coronavirus lockdown - Hancock Leadership is seeking people who want to take an active role in making a positive difference in the community - Anyone who wasn't already on social media has been lately to stay connected during the pandemic, including those with hearing and vision challenges... how to ensure that everyone is included in the conversation for Global Accessibility Day - Throwback Thursday: Has Memorial Day lost its meaning? Especially with the distractions this year, a reminder that it's about more than the arrival of summer - Memorial Day weekend means shopping... Where to find great deals on just about anything and everything you're itching to buy

University of Findlay President Dr. Katherine Fell discusses the wide-ranging impact of the coronavirus on institutes of higher education for current undergraduates, prospective students and even student athletes - Special Report: Millions of people are struggling to pay their bills right now... What consumers need to know about dealing with the debt collectors that will be calling soon - Everyday Agriculture: After coronavirus supply chain disruptions, the USDA is out with their latest projections for corn and soybean crops as well as meat production for the remainder of the year and into 2021 - Everyone wants a great outdoor space to enjoy in the summer (now more than ever) but with your lawn as in life, beauty is more than just what you see

After being sent home from school early, many kids may have taken a liking to the virtual classroom... does that mean you should consider making it a permanent change to online learning? - From child custody disputes to the breakdown of marriages, the many ways family law cases have been impacted by the coronavirus - Keeping the Faith: Life's too short to worry about what-ifs and second-guesses... How to stop overthinking every indecision and start focusing on what really matters - Memorial Day Weekend means the kickoff to summer, and that means outdoor grilling time... We have expert tips that will take your BBQ to the next level

As stay-at-home orders and lockdown restrictions begin to be lifted, what past history tells us a post-viral economic rebound could look like - With high school graduates considering their future career path, IBM is highlighting the need for diversity in the field of technology by saluting today's Women Leaders in AI - Around Town: The already-delayed Hope House Benefit Auction will now be an online-only fundraiser... how you can participate in this reimagined annual event

National Police Week and Peace Officer Memorial Day come at a time when the significance of the noble sacrifice by those on the front lines to protect our community is more appreciated than ever - The economic shutdown has already been too much for some small business to overcome, and more failings are likely before it's over... Survival strategies for entrepreneurs on the edge - Cancer patients are among the 'high-risk groups' during the coronavirus pandemic in more ways than one - Everyday Agriculture: As nearly everyone has been cooped up at home with the arrival of spring, backyard bird-watching has become an increasingly popular way to pass the time - Another batch of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen to round out our final week of shows from the home studio