The Trump administration has abruptly terminated nearly $2B in federal mental health and substance abuse grants... Hancock County ADAMHS Director Precia Stuby discusses the significant impact to our community (at 14:13) --- Community and Business Spotlight: Again this year, the United Way of Hancock County is facilitating the VITA program to provide accurate, reliable tax filing assistance for those who might not otherwise be able to afford it (at 23:57) --- Throwback Thursday: State Rep. Jim Hoops has made it official, filing paperwork to put his name of the ballot for the 1st District Ohio Senate Seat (at 30:19) --- The Red Cross is recruiting volunteers... Those special people willing to step up and step in to help a neighbor - or a stranger - when they need it most (at 52:24)

December's CPI figures were in-line with expectations for the most part, but will outside influences negate what the numbers really mean for the economy? (at 14:57) --- As had been feared, the Findlay City Schools have delayed until next school year their plan to restore some additional student bussing within the district... but they are still actively working to improve their existing service (at 25:19) --- What's Happening: There are dozens of shelter animals waiting for a new home in the new year at the Humane Society and SCPA of Hancock County (at 48:51)

Valentine's Day is coming soon... The time when our thoughts turn to romance - and, for far too many victims, romance scams (at 14:05) --- To Your Health: It's true that vision changes are a normal part of aging, but that doesn't mean they can or should be ignored (at 23:32) --- Around Town: Later this month, the 20th Anniversary of the UF Donnell Broadway Concert Series welcomes a return performance by famed actress and singer Liz Callaway (at 44:04)

Hancock Public Health is getting ready to launch their latest Community Health Improvement Plan, and they need your help to formulate that plan (at 14:39) --- Roughly one-in-eight Americans are now using GLP-1 treatments to lose weight, but what about those who either can't or don't want to go that route? How these breakthrough medications are changing, but not necessarily improving, the way we are fighting the 'battle of the bulge' (at 24:59) --- A closer look at the government's revised dietary guidelines and the new, upside-down food pyramid... Will they really lead to better health? (at 45:21)

The secret weapon to help you follow-through on your goals and resolutions for 2026... How artificial intelligence can be the helping hand you need to make it happen (at 13:12) --- We wrap up CES 2026 with more of the latest and greatest gadgets that fit this year's theme of practical technology for your home and your life (at 21:52) --- HS Basketball Preview: After a tough loss at Oregon Clay this week, the Trojans' schedule doesn't get any easier tonight when Perrysburg comes to town (at 30:54) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 47:23)

Throwback Thursday: Ohio schools are now required to have policies restricting student smartphone use during the day, but it's not just kids... Why it's probably a good idea for all of us to disconnect, even at work, and start to forge a healthier relationship with our devices (at 15:14) --- Millions of people make resolutions to improve their health when the New Year rolls around, often because what they tried last year didn't work... So what are the best ways to make this year different? (at 23:13) --- What's Happening: What better way to relax and unwind after the hectic holiday season than with a good WinterREAD from the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 43:46)

Removing Nicolas Maduro from power was a successful first step, but one that has left many wondering what's the long game for Venezuela... Representative Bob Latta weighs in on the role of Congress in formulating that strategy (at 16:09) --- From the futuristic to the practical... A look at some of the coolest new technology coming out of CES 2026 this week in Las Vegas (at 26:08) --- What's Happening: Starting the new year on the right note with the latest happenings at the Findlay Family YMCA (at 47:56)

Enhanced healthcare premium subsidies have expired... Now what? As Congress continues to debate affordability alternatives, Blanchard Valley Health System CEO Myron Lewis talks about navigating the unknowns ahead (at 15:37) --- 50 North has some big plans for 2026... Including a new Green Space Project that is already underway to improve upon their already award-winning facility (at 25:50) --- What's Happening: Kicking off a new year of outdoor adventures with January programs, events and activities from the Hancock Park District (at 47:17)

After two years of mostly behind-the-scenes work, the Findlay City Schools Foundation has officially launched with a mission to provide next-level opportunities to students and staff (at 12:56) --- Mental Health Monday: Just like grown-ups, children and teens are coming off a holiday season filled with added pressure and anxiety... Why we shouldn't dismiss the ways in which the 'winter blues' impact young people (at 25:43) --- What's Happening: Celebrating a decade of bringing first-rate entertainment to the community... The 10th anniversary gala highlights the month of January at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 47:23)

From October: This year’s triennial revaluation of property values comes against a backdrop of growing pushback on property taxes in general (at 12:41) --- From November: OHSAA member schools have approved NIL rules for prep athletes in Ohio... What will be the impact on high school sports? (at 20:30) --- From December: A reminder about staying safe behind the wheel for the 100M+ people who will be on the road between Christmas and New Year's Day (at 29:23) --- Circling back to January: Findlay's own Luke Montgomery on the experience of winning a national championship with the Ohio State Buckeyes (at 46:03)