Why one expert argues that computers and other technology in the classroom are doing more harm than good for our students' education (at 13:54) --- Getting a cancer diagnosis is a life-changing event, but current and accurate information can make it less daunting... And that's where the National Comprehensive Cancer Network comes in (at 25:00) --- Former Ohio State football coach and current Lieutenant Governor Jim Tressel recently brought his statewide Fitness Challenge to Donnell Middle School... When the initiative launched this past summer, he joined us to explain what it's all about (at 46:17)

Another exciting local sports venture is coming to the community... Findlay Force hockey will drop the puck next season (at 13:24) --- Veterans and caregivers take note - The Department of Veterans Affairs is accelerating the deployment of its Federal Electronic Health Record system... We explain what that means and what you need to know (at 24:45) --- To Your Health: Lung Cancer is the leading cause of death from the disease, and yet fewer than one-in-five people at high risk have been screened... It's time to change that (at 32:07)

The game within the game is a multi-million-dollar competition with even greater rewards than the Super Bowl itself... So which commercials scored with viewers, and which ones fumbled? (at 12:30) --- From the most outstanding plays to the halftime show, and everything in-between... Google's search trends experts are tracking the most viral moments of Super Bowl LX (at 22:11) --- What's Happening: Hancock County 4-H has officially kicked off their new program year, and plans are in the works for their annual Benefit Dinner and Auction this spring (at 43:59)

Will this winter ever end? WTOL 11 Chief Meteorologist Chris Vickers tells us when Northwest Ohio will finally get a break (at 13:54) --- Everyone wants the best seat in the house for the big game... We have expert advice on optimizing your current TV or finding the best new one (at 21:16) --- How to enjoy your Super Bowl spread without the indigestion and bloat that comes on Monday (at 30:09) --- HS Basketball Preview: The Findlay Trojans have the night off before hosting Elida on Saturday and traveling to Perrysburg for a rematch next week (at 39:49) --- Some great gameday party recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 55:14)

The race to replace Rob McColley in the Ohio Senate got a little more crowded last week... The latest GOP hopeful to make his candidacy official is former State Representative Craig Riedel (at 14:12) --- Who ya got... the Patriots or the Seahawks? Just wait until you find out how - and how much - people are wagering on Sunday's big game (at 25:55) --- Around Town: Members of the cast and crew join us to preview the Fort Findlay Playhouse production of ''Steel Magnolias'' (at 46:31)

With the status of temporary protection for Haitian immigrants up in the air, Mayor Christina Muryn has been vocal about the possibility of ICE enforcement, and protests, coming to Findlay (at 14:29) --- Farms and farmers are just the start... USDA Rural Development is about helping to create jobs and support economic development for everyone who lives outside city limits (at 25:03) --- What's Happening: The Hancock Historical Museum is reopening for the new year, and leaning into America's semiquincentennial celebration throughout 2026 (at 47:41)

How to stay grounded in uncertain times... Embracing the values of resilience, purpose and identity that carry us through a noisy and unsettled world (at 16:19) --- It's not too late to reboot your fitness resolution for 2026... Just grab a friend and join in the fun at the Findlay Family YMCA (at 27:13) --- What's Happening: More winter adventures await in the month of February from the Hancock Park District (at 47:34)

Hancock County Sheriff Michael Cortez recaps the local response to last week's winter storm... the most significant we've seen in several years (at 14:15) --- By now, you should have all the forms and paperwork you need to get started on your return... It's a tax season that will be very different for millions of Americans (at 21:37) --- What's Happening: Details on this month's programs and events at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 31:12) --- More of What's Happening: A full slate of February entertainment is on tap at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 50:36)

Did you know that Findlay is Ohio's largest city without a traditional public transit system? But with the support of city, county and community leaders, that may soon change (at 14:25) --- Lawmakers are holding more hearings about healthcare affordability on Capitol Hill this week... but talk is cheap - are we likely to actually see any substantive action that will truly address the issue? (at 24:49) --- What's Happening: The Black Swamp Area Council of Scouting America has lots of fun planned for the remaining winter and spring months... and it's not too early to start planning for summer camp! (at 47:27)

Staying safe during extreme winter weather means more than just bundling up... How to make sure you don't get into trouble if you need to be out on the road (at 14:07) --- To Your Health: How a new public awareness, screening and wellness campaign aims to close a dangerous 'knowledge gap' surrounding the risk of heart disease in underserved communities (at 25:00) --- Tony-nominated Broadway actress and vocalist Liz Callaway previews her upcoming UF Donnell Broadway Concert Series performance (at 47:25)