Once construction of the new judicial center is completed downtown, what will become of the current probate court building? Preservation Ohio considers it among Ohio's Most Endangered Historic Sites (at 12:43) --- We've come to rely on them to manage our personal finances, which means they store volumes of valuable data... so how secure are those mobile banking apps? (at 21:59) --- They don't call them the 'dog days' for nothing... How to ensure your family pet has a safe and happy summer, too (at 42:57)

State Representative Jon Cross talks about some of the significant measures lawmakers have been working on ahead of the summer recess... including long-awaited rules on recreational marijuana sales (at 13:40) --- Bridging the tech skills gap... three out of four of CEOs now say those skills are more important than work experience, so how can job seekers stand out? (at 24:19) --- What's Happening: The City of Findlay Parks and Recreation Department has launched their Keep Active, Keep Healthy series of fun and games for everyone this summer (at 43:31)

Over the past decade and a half, Findlay-based One Energy has grown into one of the country's leading state-of-the-art industrial power solutions innovators... and they are about to launch the next chapter in their success story (at 14:16) --- People truly start to put down roots when they become homeowners, but the shortage of affordable 'starter homes' locally is well-documented... Which is why Habitat for Humanity's ambitious neighborhood initiative is significant for the organization and the community (at 24:11) --- Around Town: Looking for work can be unnerving and intimidating for seniors, so 50 North and OhioMeansJobs of Hancock County are hosting a special job fair this week (at 46:22)

The dates have been set... After sitting silent for many years, the historic Millstream Speedway is scheduled to roar back to life next month - all thanks to the dedication and hard work of the track's new owners, along with a small army of passionate fans (at 14:14) --- Senator Sherrod Brown was one of the few Democrats who supported then-President Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods... now he shares his reaction to Joe Biden's decision to slap more tariffs on Chinese tech and energy imports (at 21:31) --- Another collection of tasty recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 40:46)

Around Town: For military enthusiasts, this week's 37th annual Findlay Show and Armed Forces Day Celebration at the Hancock County Fairgrounds is an event not to be missed (at 14:48) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The United Way of Hancock County's recent Spring Days of Caring event is aimed not only at helping local non-profit organizations complete much-needed projects, but also fostering involvement and engagement in the community (at 22:31) --- Throwback Thursday: The 'meme stock' frenzy returned briefly this week... but from the very beginning it was a far cry from the revolution it was supposed to be (at 39:21)

Bars and restaurants were among the businesses most affected by the pandemic... and while customers are coming back, the industry as a whole has dramatically changed in the years since (at 12:56) --- The Fed's latest report on household debt and credit shows a slight improvement in American families' financial situation... but do the numbers mask a greater concern waiting around the next corner? (at 22:02) --- Around Town: Gillig Winery is already getting an early start on a summer season full of special events, live music and more (at 43:15)

Celebrating Older Americans Month at 50 North... Ohio's 'Senior Center of the Year' - and you're invited to come out and see why (at 15:34) --- Can you hear me now? May is also Better Hearing Month... The earliest signs of hearing loss can be subtle, but important to address because it's a condition that is often irreversible (at 23:05) --- Leveraging technology in the workplace isn't just about reducing costs and boosting sales... high-tech tools are also making entire industries safer for employees and the public (at 44:38)

Honoring the service and sacrifice of those who protect our community with the local observance of National Police Week and Peace Officer Memorial Day (at 13:04) --- It's the one thing house hunters want to know this spring... should I buy now or wait until mortgage rates start to come down? The president of the Ohio Association of Realtors discusses the NAR's Q1 Home Prices Report and the latest trends in the real estate industry (at 22:20) --- What's Happening: As the school year comes to a close, the Hancock County OSU Extension 4-H program is preparing for summer camps and more (at 42:01)

Employers want people back in the office, but some employees are going so far as taking legal action to stop them - do they have a case? Is there a compromise to be found in the 'new normal'? (at 14:16) --- In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week... recognizing the dedication of today's educators in an increasingly challenging environment, and concerns over the future of the profession (at 23:32) --- A collection of original recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 44:36)

Results of a study by the Hancock County Childcare Collaborative confirm what most of us already knew - that a shortage of quality, affordable providers in the community is impacting kids, families and businesses alike... but what to do about it? (at 13:56) --- Throwback Thursday: Why summertime is the perfect opportunity to teach kids important lessons about taking control of their money... and there are tools to help parents do just that (at 25:02) --- What's Happening: They're getting a new name, but the mission remains the same... and the organization traditionally known as the Boy Scouts are gearing up for a summer full of fun and adventure (at 47:31)