The Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation wants to talk... details on another round of Community Conversations (at 16:37) --- Throwback Thursday: As communities increasingly look to attract young professionals, can they also be more inclusive to seniors? (at 26:47) --- Proper nutrition is important every day, but especially as kids prepare to head back-to-school soon, we have What You Need (at 35:53) --- What's Happening: Celebrating the success of the Dolly Parton Imagination Library, and details on upcoming virtual author talks with the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 54:16)

Governor DeWine has predicted the impact of the CHIPS Act will be 'transformative' for the state... How might that include our area in Northwest Ohio? (at 15:43) --- To Your Health... Relatively few people suffer from the autoimmune disorder IgA Nephropathy, and that rarity can leave patients and their families isolated and unsupported (at 26:59) --- ICYMI: Less than a month to go, and Findlay City Schools' preparations for the new academic year are in high gear (at 34:02) --- What's Happening: Details on August events and programs at the Hancock Historical Museum (at 53:22)

CASA/GAL has announced a restructuring of its operation locally to become a program of the county juvenile court... Judge Kristen Johnson explains how this move will secure their ability to advocate for children who are 'in the system' (at 17:57) --- There are many reasons inflation is at a 40-year-high, including one that is commonly overlooked... the cost of increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks (at 28:32) --- What's Happening: As summer begins to wind down, there's still plenty to do with programs and activities from the Hancock Park District (at 49:20)

In a shocking twist that has outraged military advocates, the previously bi-partisan PACT Act has suddenly stalled in Congress... A closer look at why this measure is so critical for veterans' healthcare (at 15:40) --- Around Town: When neighbors and law enforcement come together, the result is a safer community... We have details on this year's Flag City Night Out (at 29:04) --- Nearly half of Americans will spend a week or more away from home between now and the end of the year... is your house protected from theft and damage while you're away? (at 50:03)

Senator Rob Portman discusses the long-overdue settlement of the CHIPS Act and its importance to Ohio - as well as his report to the Federal Reserve this week detailing China's attempts to influence and undermine US monetary policy through Fed employees (at 13:52) --- ''Writing Down Cancer''... A conversation with the author of new book of poetry on a topic nearly everyone can relate to (at 23:08) --- In honor of the return of the State Fair, we have recipes that just taste better in Ohio from Kyra's Kitchen (at 43:10)

Liberty-Benton superintendent Mark Kowalski gives an update on the very busy summer of construction at their campus ahead of back-to-school time (at 15:05) --- Measures to address a changing climate are almost always framed as an economic killer, but doing nothing could destroy a significant segment of the economy as well (at 25:29) --- Throwback Thursday: Back in 2016, the American College of Physicians issued a warning about the effects of climate change on public health (at 33:45) --- Around Town: The next production of the Fort Findlay Playhouse will be the premiere of a Jim Toth original, ''Blood Moon Memories'' (at 53:16)

This may be the biggest week for the economy so far this year... with another significant rate hike from the Federal Reserve, GDP and other data that could confirm recession fears, and the latest earnings reports from the world's biggest tech companies (at 12:19) --- Did you know that when you purchase apps or digital subscriptions, Apple and Google siphon off as much as 30 percent for themselves? Now, app developers are fighting back... demanding lower fees and alternative avenues to push content to consumers (at 21:33) --- What was once a fringe idea is now going mainstream... What's a parent to do when their kid decides to go vegan? (at 42:21)

Finally reopening to the public for the first time since the start of the pandemic... all the familiar traditions of the Ohio State Fair are back for 2022 (at 16:07) --- Findlay City Schools students return to class in exactly four weeks... Now's the time that preparations for the new academic year really kick into high gear (at 26:17) --- As the countdown to back-to-school continues, we have ideas for kids and families to be on trend to head to the front of the class (at 45:35)

What's with all the extreme heat around the world this summer? Is it really another sign of global climate change? WTOL 11 chief meteorologist Chris Vickers explains the science (at 16:39) --- Raise the Bar Hancock County has a handful of openings remaining in their apprenticeship program offering earn-while-you-learn career opportunities... Executive Director Tricia Valasek gives us the details (at 26:51) --- What's Happening: MCPA's Summer Series continues, and special deals are available on the upcoming Mainstage and Family series at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 48:50)

A politically-inspired title for your summer reading list... ''Make America Beautiful Again'' is a satire inspired by the fact that truth really is stranger than fiction these days, from first-time author and Ohio native Bo Bancroft (at 15:59) --- The dog days are here, and we have What You Need - second half of summer essentials for your family and your pets (at 25:26) --- More fun, easy and yummy recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 42:57)