The CDC last week reported a significant decline in overdose deaths over the past year, with a drop of 35-percent in Ohio alone... and yet a new study reveals one-in-four children have at least one parent with a substance use disorder (at 13:00) --- ''True to the Code''... Co-author McKinley Horton is out with a new book that continues to feed into the public's long-standing curious fascination with mob bosses and the mafia (at 25:06) --- With the kids out of school soon and the sometimes chaotic schedule of the summer season, how to simplify and take the stress out of healthy meal planning for the family (at 44:20)

As the weather warms, proactive steps every pet owner should take to protect against serious illnesses that tend to become more prevalent this time of year (at 13:41) --- A new report from the Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy examines how potential changes to Medicaid could affect access to newborn and maternal health care... particularly in rural areas, where hospitals and providers are already stretched thin (at 21:19) --- Another collection of mouth-watering and easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 44:09)

With the arrival of graduation season, a conversation with University of Toledo Interim President Matthew Schroeder about the state of higher education and the generational challenges schools are facing (at 12:47) --- Did you know that the price you pay for healthcare often depends on where you receive that care? Why the argument for 'site-neutral payments' is gaining momentum (at 22:31) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The United Way of Hancock County's spring Days of Caring event was a big success... and there are still plenty of ways you can volunteer to make a difference in the community (at 42:35)

Blanchard Valley Health System CEO Myron Lewis explains his concern about state and federal proposals that he says would put patients' care at risk (at 14:05) --- As we head into the season of fun in the sun, it's time for a reminder about the dangers of skin cancer... and new technology that could make treatment more accessible and less invasive (at 25:27) --- For the 10th year, Bayer is the presenting sponsor of country music superstar Luke Bryan's Farm Tour, raising awareness for the issue of food insecurity and the challenges faced by the people who put meals on our table (at 46:23)

Father Adam Hetzfeld of Findlay St. Michael the Archangel joins us to discuss the reaction he's hearing from the local Catholic community about the election of Pope Leo XIV (at 13:20) --- Making sure important details don't go overlooked as many seasonal small business operators are about to get very busy with the weather warming up (at 22:33) --- Graduation season is almost here... How to make sure every party for the Class of 2025 is a celebration worthy of the accomplishment (at 30:25) --- Where are you going this summer? More Americans are turning to AI to help make their travel plans (at 52:25)

''Blessed are the Peacemakers''... Details on this evening's Fallen Officers Memorial Service - part of the local observance of National Police Week (at 14:32) --- As part of Women's Health Month, today is Women's Checkup Day... a reminder about the importance of staying on top of the changes that happen in every stage of life (at 21:00) --- What's Happening: An update on 4-H programs and activities from the Hancock County OSU Extension (at 41:27)

The NIH has announced plans to reduce its reliance on animal testing in federally-funded biomedical research... a win for animals, but is it a win for humans? (at 13:58) --- To Your Health: Good nutrition is a critical component of cancer care, but many patients find their treatment alters the taste of food, making it less appetizing (at 25:41) --- Around Town: Students at Millstream Career Center are holding their 5th annual Cornhole for Kids Tournament to benefit the Children's Mentoring Connection (at 30:58) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 48:50)

While the Findlay City Schools are understandably celebrating a win at the ballot box this week, does passage of their income tax levy mean the end of the district's financial challenges? Superintendent Dr. Andy Hatton weighs in (at 14:04) --- The good news for the city schools comes during Teacher Appreciation Week… For a variety of reasons, many educators believe it takes on an even more important significance this year (at 24:17) --- What's Happening: An update on upcoming programs and events at the Findlay YMCA (at 44:31)

Now that the Probate and Juvenile Court has moved into the new downtown judicial center, Hancock County Commissioners must tackle the question of what to do with the historic building that formerly served as the court's home (at 13:59) --- With a budget of nearly $10M, the Hancock County Board of Developmental Disabilities supports the success and well-being of hundreds of vulnerable individuals in the community... We discuss highlights from their latest annual report (at 25:17) --- Around Town: Details on the upcoming Hancock Sports Hall of Fame Golf Outing to support the continued recognition of our area's superior athletes and their inspiring stories (at 45:43)

Each year, more than three dozen children die in hot cars... the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reminding drivers about the dangers and how to avoid them as spring and summer weather approaches (at 12:59) --- The State Highway Patrol is out with its annual reminder for drivers and motorcyclists to share the road... a responsibility that goes both ways (at 20:23) --- Community and Business Spotlight: It's National Women's Health Week, and Opti-Health Physical Therapy is highlighting their wide variety of wellness services for women of all ages and health backgrounds (at 38:45)