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)

Better World Week... How 'Expeditionary Learning' showcases the power of students to change the world - while transforming schools into hubs of opportunity for all (at 13:58) --- ICYMI: It’s been a long time coming, but the new Allan H. Davis Judicial Center will hold an official ribbon cutting and open house later today (at 20:40) --- Don't look now, but Mother's Day is right around the corner... We have great gift ideas she's sure to love (at 30:15) --- A collection of wine recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 52:15)

Throwback Thursday: When was the last time you read your Bible outside of Church? How to navigate uncertain and tumultuous times by ''Making God Part of Your Family'' (at 14:51) --- Cancer rates in young women are rising at an alarming rate - those under 50 have an 82-percent higher incidence rate than men in that age group... To kick off Women's Health Month, a reminder about the importance of early diagnosis for the best outcomes (at 23:18) --- Around Town: Members of the cast at the Fort Findlay Playhouse join us to preview their latest production... ''9 to 5'' (at 46:04)

What's Happening: May is Preservation Month, and the Hancock Historical Museum has a workshop planned to help owners care for their historic buildings (at 14:39) --- The cost of medical care is a rapidly increasing part of many people's overall financial picture, making it an essential component of Financial Literacy Awareness Month… Here’s how to keep those costs in check (at 24:14) --- Around Town: The return of warm weather means car shows are back... the first to talk about this season is the Van Buren FFA's Car and Tractor Show this weekend (at 46:19)

The City's Strategic Planning Committee has begun preliminary work on creating a coordinated community identity, but many of the specific details have yet to be resolved (at 16:04) --- Around Town: ''Findlay Prays''... A breakfast gathering to bring Christians of all denominations together for a local observance of the National Day of Prayer (at 26:48) --- What's Happening: The May flowers are here... a perfect time to get outdoors with programs and events from the Hancock Park District (at 48:13)

AI is the top trend in business these days... Major players like Amazon, Google and Meta are all in, but small and mid-size companies are lagging behind - What will it take to make the potential of this technology accessible to all? (at 13:45) --- What's Happening: As another season draws to a close, we get a preview of upcoming entertainment in the month of May at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 23:22) --- Around Town: Something new this weekend at the fairgrounds... It's the Hancock County Home and Craft Show (at 45:04)

Roughly two-thirds of outstanding student loans are currently delinquent or in default... What those borrowers need to know right now about the Trump administration's decision to accelerate collection efforts (at 12:10) --- Warmer weather means it's time to ride... Some reminders for motorcyclists about staying safe on the road (at 23:10) --- Another collection of delicious and easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 41:29)

A new report from the AARP Fraud Watch Network reveals how some common digital habits could leave users vulnerable, and emphasizes the importance of the newly-formed National Elder Fraud Coordination Center (at 13:13) --- Throwback Thursday: Nearly everyone with a job will lose a job at one time or another, but that helpless feeling doesn't mean you are helpless... noted workplace attorney Steven Mitchell Sack explains what to do if and when you get ''Fired!'' (at 22:25) --- Around Town: The students of Heritage Christian School join us to preview this weekend's spring play (at 42:31)

Reflections on the legacy of Pope Francis - his impact on the papacy and the Catholic Church... with Father Adam Hertzfeld of St. Michael the Archangel Parish (at 12:52) --- Protecting your puppy from parvo... What pet owners need to know about the Canine Parvovirus (at 23:06) --- What's Happening: Details on the upcoming programs and events at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 46:06)