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(From First Response Mental Health) Hancock County Sheriff’s Office is increasing mental health support for their Members through a new proactive wellness platform. Recognizing the importance of fostering a culture of support and open dialogue around mental health, Hancock County Sheriff’s Office made the decision to seek a proactive wellness solution for their members. The

A supercell thunderstorm prompted some tornado warnings for northern Putnam County and northern Hancock County as it rumbled through the area on Tuesday night. Our severe weather partner WTOL-11 is reporting that a funnel was seen in Continental, in Putnam County, and then there was a confirmed tornado near Leipsic. It was initially unclear if

Ukrainian authorities have arrested two colonels from the Ukrainian forces who had allegedly collaborated with Russians to plot the assassination of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

(From the University of Findlay University of Findlay is now home to approximately 100,000 bees and a new bee club called The Hive.

2:48 AM UTC Mandy Bell CLEVELAND -- The Guardians rotation seemed to finally be gaining steam, having six consecutive outings of at least five innings after struggling all year with consistently getting depth from their starters. “It’s been a really good stretch right now,” Guardians manager Stephen Vogt said before Tuesday’s game. “We just want

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(From the Tiffin Police Department) At approximately 9:51 a.m. Tuesday morning, the Tiffin Police Department and Seneca County Sheriff's

(ONN) - A potential new law in Ohio could make people think twice about not buckling up in their vehicles. State Representative Jon Cross has introduced a bill to make not wearing a seatbelt a primary offense. That means police can stop a vehicle if they see it. Currently, officers must stop a vehicle for

(ONN) - Cleveland's city council is invoking a law passed in 1996 to keep the Cleveland Browns from moving out of the downtown area. As the Browns possibly look toward building a new stadium in Brook Park, city council is making moves that could make that a bit more difficult. It has approved an ordinance

(ONN) - A bill at the Ohio Statehouse would introduce tougher penalties for repeat gun offenders. Two Republican representatives are introducing a bill that would increase penalties for repeat gun offenders and add additional time to sentences involving violent crimes. Previous attempts at passing stiffer gun penalties have failed including one by Ohio Governor Mike