It's Electric! Later this week, Reineke Ford-Lincoln will host an event where you can get answers to everything you've ever wondered about owning an EV (at 14:48) --- Congressman Bob Latta discusses his priorities as the new Chair of the Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Communications and Technology in the 118th Congress... particularly with respect to the growing threat from China (at 23:46) --- Young people today often get a bad rap, but a great many of them are doing amazing things in and for their communities... and the Shyne Foundation Awards aim to give them the recognition they deserve (at 47:02)

More than $82M will be wagered on the Super Bowl in Ohio alone, now that it's legal... What every first-time sports gambler needs to know about betting on the big game (at 16:29) --- A new short film funded by the Home Depot examines the way American response to major disasters has evolved in the three decades since Hurricane Andrew in 1992 (at 27:14) --- What's Happening: Details on the latest 4-H events and activities from the Hancock County OSU Extension (at 46:30)

Are you an inclusive colleague in the workplace? You may think you are, but the truth is we could all probably do better (at 14:23) --- The IRS is accepting returns and by now you should have all your W2s and 1099s, but before you file... here's what you need to know about this year's tax law changes (at 27:20) --- HS Basketball Preview: Findlay head coach Jim Rucki talks about the Trojans' weekend games and preparing for the upcoming tournament draw (at 34:34) --- Another collection of delicious recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 50:14)

The unfortunate irony of starting Black History Month with the tragic case of Tyre Nichols being the top story in the news (at 15:09) --- Will we ever find out who leaked the Supreme Court decision that overturned Roe v. Wade? Does it really matter? (at 27:50) --- The future of home design and innovation is on display this week at the Kitchen and Bath Show, the National Hardware show and the International Builders Show... all happening concurrently in Las Vegas (at 38:09) --- Throwback Thursday: Reopening ''The Vaccination Debate'' with honest answers to some legitimate questions and concerns about how to best protect our kids (at 57:32)

The DeWine administration has launched an initiative to streamline operation of state agencies by eliminating nearly one-third of the Ohio Administrative Code... Lt. Governor Jon Husted joins us to talk about finding the sweet spot between good oversight and overburdening red tape (at 16:08) --- Addressing the crisis of a rising number of highway fatalities... an unexpected trend that came out of the pandemic, and has continued since (at 27:39) --- What's Happening: After being closed for the month of January, the Hancock Historical Museum is reopening for a new year of celebrating local history (at 55:34)

Moves by the FDA last week signal a pivot in its approach to managing the threat of COVID moving forward... an evolving strategy that was not unexpected, but some are raising doubts about its effectiveness and its timing (at 15:10) --- Nurses are the backbone of the healthcare structure, but an already growing shortage is being made worse by post-pandemic burnout - pushing the entire system to the breaking point... but who's to blame? (at 24:57) --- What's Happening: No matter if it's six more weeks of winter or an early spring, there's plenty of outdoor fun happening in February with the Hancock Park District (at 45:15)

It became a mainstream option thanks to the pandemic, but it also opened a Pandora's box of tax implications... Now the National Taxpayers Union Foundation has created an index of the most and least burdensome state-by-state laws for remote workers (at 14:39) --- Part of the Hancock Leadership program involves taking on a service project to benefit the community... this year's class has chosen to honor veterans and fallen service members (at 25:15) --- What's Happening: Details on upcoming shows and programming in the month of February at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 45:15)

Is it really a surprise that a majority of Americans say they could not afford a $1,000 emergency expense? Compounding the problem is the fact that inflation and rising interest rates are leaving us with less money to save (at 14:41) --- Personal financial stress is taking its toll on worker productivity... because it's hard to focus on work when you're constantly worried about money (at 23:14) --- HS Basketball Preview: Findlay head coach Jim Rucki talks about the Trojans' conference matchup with Oregon Clay (at 31:02) --- Another collection of yummy and easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 46:25)

It is perhaps the largest expansion of veterans benefits in history, and that doesn't happen overnight... How the VA is preparing for implementation of the Honoring our PACT Act (at 14:25) --- Senator Sherrod Brown discusses his work on the PACT Act, as well as a new piece of bipartisan legislation to address the nursing shortage that threatens the quality of our healthcare (at 21:41) --- What's Happening: Details on upcoming programs and activities for all ages at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 27:03) --- Throwback Thursday: How social networking in the digital age has changed the way humans are social and the way we network with others (at 46:54)

Raise the Bar Hancock County is known for helping students launch successful careers... now they are rolling out a program to help unemployed and under-employed adults raise their bar (at 12:04) --- Russian hackers attacking US nuclear sites sounds like something out of a spy novel, but it's a lot less thrilling when it is real... How prepared are we to fight back against this form of cyber warfare? (at 20:28) --- Did't we just do this a month ago? WTOL 11 Meteorologist Diane Phillips explains what we can expect from this latest winter storm (at 40:57)