Hancock County is receiving national praise for its efforts to reduce addiction and overdose deaths... The numbers are dramatic, so what about our approach is unique and what makes it effective? (at 14:05) --- America is a nation of immigrants, but that doesn't mean we've ever been particularly good at it... How and why politics gets in the way of policy (at 25:24) --- What's Happening: Don't let the colder weather keep you from your active and healthy lifestyle... Details on upcoming programs and activities at the Findlay YMCA (at 49:01)

The head of the SEC recently predicted that 'a financial crisis caused by artificial intelligence is nearly unavoidable'... are investors adopting AI technology too quickly, or do the benefits outweigh the risks? (at 12:12) --- Two-thirds of Americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck, and 80-percent of young adults say they are struggling or merely 'surviving' financially... So what makes them largely optimistic about the future? (at 25:12) --- To Your Health: The American Cancer Society has updated lung cancer screening guidelines to include more people, and the VA is encouraging those who have served to get themselves checked this Veterans Day (at 45:40)

Best-selling author Kate DiCamillo talks about ''The Norendy Tales''... her new book series of modern-day fairy tales (at 11:25) --- It's on to the Regional Quarterfinals for a handful of area teams... Coaches Corner host John Marshall previews another week of high school football action (at 20:59) --- University of Findlay basketball coach Charlie Ernst previews the Oiler's upcoming season, with the tip-off just one week away (at 23:14) --- Our around-the-world tour continues with a collection of easy Swedish recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 45:33)

With seniors considering their Medicare options for the coming year, here's how efforts to reign in the cost of prescription drug prices will and won't impact your coverage (at 14:45) --- Community and Business Spotlight: Looking for work? Ohio Means Jobs is highlighting employment opportunities in the area - including a new staff position at 50 North (at 20:52) --- The University of Findlay's Mazza Museum is gearing up for a busy month of November... from Funday Sunday to a STEAM workshop to their annual Weekend Conference (at 25:25) --- What's Happening: A preview of November entertainment and activities at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 45:01)

Blanchard Valley Hospital has been named one of the best in the state, according to Newsweek's latest rankings... BVHS president and CEO Myron Lewis explains what that recognition means for both patients and staff (at 15:20) --- It's something you don't see very often on the local ballot this election day - a Democrat running in a contested race for city council... but does he stand a chance? A conversation with 3rd Ward candidate Shaun Mason (at 25:03) --- What's Happening: Sarah Sisser pays us a final visit as executive director of the Hancock Historical Museum with a preview of upcoming events for November and the holiday season (at 45:23)

After losing nearly the entire month of October to the fight over the Speakership, Representative Bob Latta shares his thoughts on getting back down to business in the House of Representatives (at 15:22) --- One week ahead of Election Day, the Institute for Civics and Public Policy at Ohio Northern University has released a new poll on voter attitudes toward the state ballot issues on reproductive rights and marijuana use (at 27:09) --- Simple DIY winterization tips to cut your home heating costs as the temperature drops (at 35:36) --- What's Happening: The weather is turning colder, the fall colors are fading, but there's still plenty of outdoor happenings in November with the Hancock Park District (at 55:39)

About a half-million Ohio households are unbanked, and even more are considered underbanked... What are the barriers to providing access to basic financial services, and how can the industry address the issue? (at 12:41) --- ''Law and Religion in Colonial America''... the latest book by ONU law professor Scott Gerber examines the ways in which the original colonies embraced or rejected religious liberty, and how those earliest laws shape the way we think about the subject today (at 21:31) --- Around Town: Downtown Findlay's Fall ArtWalk is coming up... a celebration of both the creative community and local business (at 47:28)

The House of Representatives finally has a Speaker, but the damage of Washington paralysis will take a while to undo... among the overdue business is hammering out a new Farm Bill after the existing legislation expired earlier this month (at 10:56) --- Adding another layer to the already complicated open enrollment period, those who qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid have additional options to consider (at 21:48) --- Coaches Corner host John Marshall previews the opening round of the high school football playoffs (at 27:30) --- Our around-the-world tour continues with a collection of easy Irish recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 43:45)

The holiday season is right around the corner, but it's not such a joyous time for those grieving the loss of a loved one - especially to the tragedy of suicide... an upcoming local program can help mourners manage those feelings (at 13:27) --- Launching and running a small business is a challenging endeavor for anyone, especially in the current climate... Have today's economic headwinds dampened Americans' entrepreneurial spirit? (at 22:42) --- Motor Trend has announced their 2024 SUV of the Year... sorting through a slate of contenders each offering their own unique spin on America's top-selling automobile segment (at 44:54)

After WWII, nearly half of returning veterans started their own businesses - but today fewer than five percent do... A new report from the PenFed Foundation examines the keys to better supporting veteran entrepreneurs (at 13:31) --- An officer and... an author? Meet US Army Command Sergeant Major Johanny Ortega, a native of the Dominican Republic who is breaking barriers in the military but also on bookshelves at the same time (at 22:32) --- What's Happening: Among the upcoming events at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library in November is the annual AuthorFest, supporting local writers in the community (at 43:34)