This year's State of the City address will look a little different - instead of a speech, it will be more like a fireside chat... Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn gives us a preview of her message - and how you can submit questions about subjects you'd like to be discussed (at 14:47) --- Have you already given up hope of reaching your fitness goal for another year? It's not too late... Here's how to reboot your resolution and make it work this time (at 25:24) --- What's Happening: Details on the latest programs and events from the Findlay YMCA (at 45:34)

Ohio Senate President Rob McColley discusses two recently-introduced measures... one that would dramatically alter the voter-approved recreational marijuana law, and the other would prohibit businesses from refusing cash as a form of payment (at 13:11) --- Each year, Hancock Leadership takes on a community service project... the latest class will put the finishing touches on the latest addition to the downtown skyline (at 23:41) --- Just in time for Sunday's big game, this is the most popular time for people to upgrade their home theater systems... We have expert tips on creating the ultimate immersive experience (at 43:38)

This is Identity Theft Awareness Week... The threats are pervasive and constant these days, but do you really have to pay for a service to protect yourself? (at 12:28) --- A follow-up... The appeals are everywhere in December, and then they just go away - What one Christmas-themed charity is doing now that the holiday season is over (at 22:04) --- HSBB Preview: It continues to be a work in progress for the Findlay Trojans on the basketball court (at 29:56) --- Another collection of yummy and easy-to-make family recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 45:24)

To Your Health: Here we are in the heart of cold and flu season, and the CDC says vaccination rates are far lower than they should be... Are antiviral medications a viable alternative? (at 12:46) --- Consumer confidence is slipping, but small business optimism is surging... How owners and employees can prepare for what the coming year has in store (at 20:54) --- Throwback Thursday: You know how dangerous cybercrime is, but most kids don't fully understand... How children often become the gateway for a data security breach and what parents can do about it (at 42:45)

Local sports fans are buzzing about the news that Liberty-Benton will soon join schools such as Findlay, Napoleon and Fremont Ross in the Northern Lakes League... NLL Commissioner Richard Browne talks about what makes the Eagles an attractive addition to their conference (at 13:16) --- Liberty-Benton Superintendent Bruce Otley discusses their relief in finding a new home for Eagles athletics, and answers some of the questions about how they will fit in the NLL (at 24:07) --- January is Financial Wellness Month... Here's how to start - or restart - a successful plan to reach your money goals (at 44:45)

It was 80 years ago this week that Allied troops liberated the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp as the Nazi regime fell at the end of WWII in Europe... And one local educator will soon have the opportunity to share that history with her students in a very unique way (at 14:46) --- Wanna get away? Ideas for your escape from the winter weather on National Plan for Vacation Day (at 21:06) --- What's Happening: Whether it's six more weeks of winter or an early spring... there's plenty of outdoor fun happening in February with the Hancock Park District (at 44:25)

Mental Health Monday: New numbers from the Ohio Department of Health show a decline in the number of suicides for the first time in three years, but still far too many... A look at what we're doing well and where we go from here (at 14:20) --- Americans are backtracking financially... the latest Bankrate report finds that fewer of us are prepared for an emergency, and perhaps are unrealistic about how we could afford an unexpected expense (at 24:48) --- What's Happening: A preview of February events and performances at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 45:46)

After promising to enact significant pieces of his agenda on Day One, the new President did not disappoint… Congressman Bob Latta reflects on the busy first week of Donald Trump's second term (at 14:21) --- More used EVs are hitting the market, putting electric vehicles within reach of more buyers... but are those buyers interested? (at 24:42) --- HS Basketball Preview: It's been a rough season for the Trojans, and the road doesn't get any easier tonight against Perrysburg (at 33:42) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 51:06)

The Fort Findlay FOP Lodge 20 Foundation has a very special night planned to honor the legacy of a fallen colleague (at 12:49) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The United Way of Hancock County can help make tax season less taxing for many individuals and families with modest income (at 22:11) --- Throwback Thursday: A reminder from the Humane Society that it's time to renew your dog license, along with a few tips on caring for our pets during extreme weather (at 27:08) --- Around Town: Get ready to laugh... the University of Findlay's 24th annual Comedy Jam is coming up this weekend (at 51:14)

Want to get into your dream school? Better up your game... How the college admissions landscape is changing, and how to impress those who are making the decisions (at 13:09) --- What's Happening: An update on WinterREAD, facility renovation work and special programs heading into the month of February at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 23:40) --- Around Town: The Donnell Broadway Concert Series welcomes Tony and Grammy Award winner John Lloyd Young to the TLB Auditorium at Winebrenner this Sunday evening (at 43:39)