A good credit score means better credit terms on everything from mortgages to car loans to credit cards... But what about the millions of Americans who are 'credit invisible'? (at 14:14) --- Where is the future of technology taking us? We get a recap of outgoing Apple CEO Tim Cook's final keynote to programmers and tech enthusiasts at the company's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (at 23:08) --- Around Town: Summer is here, which means it's time to Rally in the Alley every Friday afternoon to kick off your weekends (at 44:06)

Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn is back from the US Conference of Mayors annual meeting... And she's coming home to a significant number of people who are unhappy about the planned future of the Shady Grove property (at 14:16) --- The US Postal Service has designated June as Dog Bite Awareness Month... It's a serious problem in Ohio (at 28:36) --- What's Happening: Updates from the Family + Consumer Sciences and 4-H programs at the Hancock County OSU Extension (at 47:55)

The World Cup begins next week... You say you don't know anything about 'the beautiful game'? No problem... We have a crash course from the author of ''How to Watch Soccer Like a Genius'' (at 13:34) --- We'll have to wait a couple more weeks for the announcement from Findlay's Marathon Center for the Performing Arts... But in Tiffin, they've already unveiled their lineup for the coming season at the Ritz Theatre (at 23:02) --- A delicious summer BBQ combining your grill and your slow cooker highlights this week's recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 47:16)

Just in time for summer vacation, the Findlay Police Department is teaching kids the 'rules of the road' and safety basics at this weekend's Bicycle Rodeo (at 14:47) --- The Marathon Center for the Performing Arts will host the community's official summertime kickoff party, 'Boogie on the Block' this week... Plus, the Riverside Civic Concert Series returns this month and the upcoming season of mainstage shows will be revealed (at 24:09) --- What's Happening: Even as the countdown is on to America's 250th birthday celebration, the Hancock Historical Museum is honoring our amazing local history in the month of June (at 47:51)

The fact that firearm injuries are the leading cause of death for children under 18 is not part of the gun debate... on that point, we should all be able to 'Agree to Agree' (at 14:17) --- Senator Jon Husted joins us... His proposed Upward Mobility Act has a hearing scheduled this week in the Senate Small Business Committee, and he has also recently signed on to cosponsor the Veterans' ACCESS Act (at 22:32) --- Around Town: They're not muscle cars, they're not hot rods, but the vintage vehicles from the early days of automobile history will be displayed in all their glory at this weekend's Running By the Rails Old Car Show (at 47:07)

The Ohio Senate race will be one of the most closely-watched of the November election, but voters are not limited to choosing between Jon Husted and Sherrod Brown... Findlay native Bill Redpath is also vying for the seat on the Libertarian ticket (at 13:58) --- Community and Business Spotlight: It says 'farmers' right in their name, but Legacy Farmers Cooperative serves more than just the agriculture community (at 26:34) --- The push is on to find more mentors to connect with kids in the community... The Children's Mentoring Connection is hosting a series of virtual events to get the word out (at 44:38)

A special visitor will be passing through Fostoria this week... Details on the Union Pacific 'Big Boy' steam engine's whistlestop during its historic trip East (at 14:21) --- Meet the new director of Habitat for Humanity of Findlay/Hancock County as they get ready to dedicate their latest spring home builds (at 23:16) --- Monday Motivation for business owners... When you first start a business you're full of excitement for all the possibilities, full of hopes and dreams - How to maintain that kind of energy when things get complicated (at 49:17)

Commissioners plan to meet with their counterparts in other counties and attend their public meetings in the coming months - What do they hope will be the benefit to Hancock County? (at 14:42) --- It's 'shelter kitten' season - when the need is greatest for families to step up and foster homeless animals (at 25:30) --- May is Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month... What living with this rare genetic disease really looks like on a day-to-day basis (at 31:54) --- More yummy and easy-to-make family recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 50:37)

BNPL programs have helped big box retailers boost sales for years... How mom and pop stores can get in on the action as well (at 14:16) --- What is 'biohacking'? The radical theory behind the idea that there's a difference between living longer and living better - or, ideally, doing both (at 20:57) --- What's Happening: Scouting America is all about outdoor adventures, and it's shaping up to be a busy summer for the Black Swamp Area Council (at 43:52)

After months of stops and starts, today's the day for the grand reopening of the Children's Museum of Findlay... Executive Director Allison Behm-Kemmere gives us a preview of their new space (at 14:43) --- How do working parents manage the summer months for their children? A new study highlights the unmet need for more summer learning programs for kids (at 23:56) --- What's Happening: The Findlay-Hancock County Public Library is set to kick off this year's SummerREAD program in June (at 46:33)