What is it really like to be a Muslim girl growing up in the modern world? In reality, the struggles are not all that different from those who try to balance modernity with tradition in any religion (at 16:38) --- Local director Todd James talks about the challenging logistics of the Red Cross emergency response in Hawaii (at 27:12) --- ICYMI... Findlay's biggest summer event happens this weekend - we get a preview of the Flag City BalloonFest (at 37:28) --- Another collection of yummy and easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 58:11)

Are you ready for some football? FHS head coach Stefan Adams previews tonight's Trojan Country Kickoff (at 15:03) --- How would you like to wear a fur coat all summer long? How to tell if your pets are suffering from the heat of the season, and what to do to make them more comfortable (at 25:11) --- To Your Health: Nearly everyone enjoys the adventure of summer travel... but for those with certain medical conditions, it's an adventure of a different kind - and it's just easier to stay home (at 44:40)

Can AI help you get more zzz's? A new CNET report examines the use of artificial intelligence to improve sleep quality (at 16:16) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The United Way is involved in a collaborative effort to address the need for affordable, quality child care... an issue that is not unique to Hancock County (at 24:35) --- What's Happening: The Findlay YMCA is busy ramping up their child development programming to coincide with back-to-school season (at 29:22) --- It's almost time to kick off another high school football season... and for the Findlay Trojans, it's a whole new ball game (at 49:10)

If you are carrying credit card debt month-to-month, you're in good company... A new Bankrate study reveals some surprising data and points to a problem that may not be easy to fix (at 15:55) --- So how are your summer home improvement projects coming along? There's still time to tackle these simple ideas that can have a big impact around the house (at 25:02) --- Of all the ways to give students the best start this back-to-school season, good nutrition and wellness practices are among the most important (at 46:33)

Last week, the Findlay Police Department held another active shooter drill at FHS... one of many components to keep students safe from a myriad of threats at school (at 13:51) --- Lack of awareness won't affect turnout for tomorrow's special election... but there are some important changes Hancock County voters need to know (at 26:22) --- It's the first thing people notice about you... so if your smile isn't bright and sparkly, you may be giving a less-than-impressive first impression (at 32:52) --- Around Town: Go flock yourself! The second annual Flock Walk to benefit Cancer Patient Services is coming up soon (at 53:42)

It's Ohio's tax-free weekend... the idea is to help families that are shopping for back-to-school - but if you're not careful, it may cost you more than you save (at 14:34) --- Why having a baby isn't always as simple as having a baby... A new report from the March of Dimes offers a troubling look at the lack of adequate prenatal and maternity care in large sections of the country - including Ohio (at 22:45) --- Breakfast isn't just for breakfast anymore with these recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 43:39)

Up, up and away! Findlay's biggest summer event is right around the corner... We get a preview of this year's Flag City BalloonFest (at 17:00) --- But before that, to kick off this weekend, it's downtown Findlay's first-ever Summer ArtWalk (at 26:57) --- Examining the claim that the principle of majority rule is at risk in Ohio... the Chair of the Hancock County Democrats discusses their opposition to Issue 1 (at 35:14) --- Throwback Thursday: The fascinating story of the Hancock County astronomer who helped prove Einstein's Theory of Relativity and served as president of the National Academy of Sciences (at 57:41)

We want our kids to follow their dreams - but two-thirds of today's students say they will prioritize a career that provides financial security over a field that they are passionate about... does it really have to be one or the other? (at 16:03) --- A look back at the people, places and things that most captured our attention in the month of July from the search trends experts at Google (at 26:07) --- What's Happening: A fun month of August events at the Hancock Historical Museum... and plans are well underway for Oktoberfest this fall (at 46:16)

The number of American children who are fully vaccinated is now at a ten-year low... Ahead of back-to-school time, it's not just important for their own benefit (at 15:38) --- It may be one of the most misunderstood immunizations ever introduced, but the much-maligned HPV vaccine could prevent thousands of cancer diagnoses each year (at 26:36) --- What's Happening: Be sure to take time to enjoy the great outdoors before the kids are back to school with August programs and activities from the Hancock Park District (at 35:14) --- ICYMI: The annual Flag City Night Out event happens later today at Riverside Park, with lots of fun and games... but its ultimate purpose is anything but (at 58:10)

While our 'Stuff the Bus' campaign takes care of basic classroom supplies for kids in need, Hancock County Job and Family Services and Ohio Means Jobs have a program to help provide new clothes for back-to-school (at 14:33) --- Around Town: You're invited to go on an 'Around the World Tour'... paving the road to hope for those in need of a second chance through Welcome to a New Life (at 23:01) --- What's Happening: There's something for every member of the family in the month of August at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 43:32)