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Governor Mike DeWine is asking that 167 Ohio inmates be released from prison to stop the spread of coronavirus behind

Absentee voting applications are now available at several locations across Hancock County thanks to a local businessman. Randy Raymond of

Hancock County health officials on Tuesday reported one additional case of the coronavirus. That brings the total number of confirmed

The Humane Society and SPCA of Hancock County is keeping busy during the pandemic. “Our adoptions have not slowed down

The developers behind an apartment building project at the site of the old Argyle building in downtown Findlay are putting

The City of Findlay’s Green Waste Site is opening for the season on Tuesday. That’s good news for many of

Hancock Public Health on Monday said they had no additional confirmed cases of coronavirus to report. There were also no

People and companies in Findlay and Hancock County are stepping up to help out their healthcare workers and first responders

The Ohio Department of Transportation says its partners in law enforcement are watching for any drivers who might try to

Hancock Public Health is closing its lobby to the general public to protect the health of their staff and the