Later this month, OHSAA member schools will vote on rules surrounding NIL for prep athletes in Ohio... Will the money grab that some say has ruined college athletics have the same effect on high school sports? (at 12:10) --- HSFB Preview: After last week's bye, the Trojans begin their playoff run by hosting Huber Heights Wayne tonight at Donnell Stadium (at 23:58) --- With Thanksgiving less than three weeks away, the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line is up and running... With all the advice nervous hosts need, and this season's hottest hosting accessory (at 29:11) --- Another collection of easy and delicious family recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 46:33)

Another check-in with Senator Jon Husted as the government shutdown reaches unprecedented levels - now the longest in American history - with more federal services being threatened, and no end in sight (at 13:23) --- November is Family Caregivers Month... Highlighting resources and support for those who are taking on one of life's most challenging roles, that can also be one of the most rewarding (at 23:50) --- What's Happening: Newly-named Executive Director Abigail Inbody previews the special programs and events at the Hancock Historical Museum in November and beyond (at 44:43)

A shift in energy policy under the Trump Administration means the so-called 'War on Coal' is over, but the Citizens Utility Board of Ohio says our electric bills are going to be higher as a result (at 12:50) --- A new report from Navy Federal Credit Union finds that, while awareness of VA Loan benefits is high, a number of misconceptions persist that prevent many who qualify from taking full advantage of the program (at 23:43) --- Forget everything you thought you knew about seafood - that it's hard to cook, the industry is destroying the ecosystem, it's expensive... ''The Blue Food Cookbook'' is here to change your mind and set the record straight (at 42:51)

Urban prairies, loitering and a plan to move forward with fundraising for the new Downtown Recreation Area are all items to be considered by city leaders this week... Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn gives an overview of the issues at hand (at 12:23) --- All the stories about flight delays and air traffic control issues may have holiday travelers a little nervous, even if the shutdown is over by then... What you'll want to know if something goes haywire before or during your Thanksgiving or Christmas trip (at 24:37) --- What's Happening: After months of waiting and anticipation, the Findlay Family YMCA is holding the Grand Opening of their new Early Learning Center this week (at 42:28)

As the annual enrollment period for the ACA healthcare exchange opens, and people begin to find out just how much more they'll have to pay, it seems obvious Obamacare is not the answer... so what is? (at 11:25) --- Employees will soon be evaluating their workplace benefits for the coming year... Beyond healthcare options and retirement plans, a new Bank of America report finds many are seeking more comprehensive money management tools (at 19:57) --- Around Town: Next week's 4th annual 'Hops for Hope' is a short walk with a big impact, calling attention to the issue of homelessness right in our own community (at 41:55)

Suddenly, the urgent narrative in the government shutdown debate has shifted from expiring healthcare premium subsidies to the looming expiration of SNAP benefits... is this the issue that finally puts an end to the stalemate? (at 15:11) --- The Findlay Trojans have a bye in the first round of the playoffs... Head Coach Stefan Adams talks about what they've been doing this week to prepare for next week (at 24:35) --- With fall sports tournaments underway and winter sports about to begin, a reminder about managing and preventing the injuries that send 2.6M kids to emergency rooms each year (at 34:52) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 53:56)

Did you know that, on average, it takes 72 hours for things to get back to normal following a natural disaster or other emergency? Are you sufficiently prepared? (at 12:55) --- More than 43-million Americans have some college experience, but no diploma... For those looking to complete their degree later in life, there may be a way to expedite that process (at 21:51) --- With Veterans Day approaching, the Hancock County Veterans Service Office is asking the community to show their support for those who have served with a simple gesture called Operation Green Light (at 40:49)

It seems like artificial intelligence can do everything else... Can AI help us save the planet? Thanks to the Bezos Earth Fund's $30M AI Challenge, we're going to find out (at 13:47) --- Community and Business Spotlight: It's a record-setting event every year - with more than a quarter-million pounds collected in 2024... Now the University of Findlay and Sodexo are gearing up for their 20th annual Helping Hands Food Drive (at 21:47) --- What's Happening: Autumn is in the air... get out and enjoy it with a variety of programs and activities in November from the Hancock Park District (at 41:08)

They have been part of the Christmas soundtrack for generations... the Salvation Army is gearing up for their annual Red Kettle campaign and looking for volunteers to ring those bells (at 13:24) --- Mental Health Monday: With the holiday season approaching, maintaining one's mental health and wellness can become an even greater struggle... especially among seniors (at 22:15) --- What's Happening: We preview a busy month of shows in November at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 42:11)

Just in time for Teen Driver Safety Week... KBB is out with their latest list of the best cars for young drivers at every price point (at 13:23) --- Even the safest cars can only do so much to protect teens from themselves... The BRAKES Experience is a national program providing real-world training for new drivers (at 21:43) --- HSFB Preview: It's the final week of the high school football regular season... While the Trojans have already clinched a playoff spot, a win over Anthony Wayne would guarantee a first-round bye (at 30:08) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 46:55)

Throwback Thursday: ''In Jerusalem'' author Lis Harris goes beyond the political and religious implications of Israeli-Palestinian relations to examine the impact generations of conflict have had on the lives of individuals and families on both sides in the region (at 14:08) --- Are you confused yet? For recipients of both Medicare and Medicaid, there is yet another option to consider during the annual open enrollment period... What to know about Dual Special Needs Healthcare Plans (at 25:12) --- Around Town: 50 North is hosting their annual Craft Show this weekend... A showcase for the creative work of their members to the entire community, and the chance to get an early start on your Christmas shopping! (at 44:14)

October is Cybersecurity Month... What are Passkeys and how are they more secure than passwords to protect your accounts and data online? (at 14:43) --- October is also Menopause Awareness Month... What makes this such a scary topic for so many women to talk about? (at 25:13) --- What's Happening: Meet and mingle with local writers at the 10th annual AuthorFest... among the many events and programs in November at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 45:38)

As the price tag for higher education continues to skyrocket, new research shows a college degree still delivers a payoff greater than its cost - usually... but not always (at 13:05) --- To Your Health: The popularity and high cost of GLP-1 weight loss medications have given rise to a growing number of knockoffs... but beware of the safety risks (at 20:36) --- It's time to get your goblin on... We have everything you need to know ahead of tonight's Cops and Kids Halloween Parade! (at 42:45)

Mental Health Monday: Despite religion's promise of comfort and peace, many often see Christians as judgemental and condemning... How the church can be part of the solution and not part of the problem (at 12:40) --- It's something of a full-circle moment for the Community Foundation... Launching an Affiliate Program to partner with other non-profits in the same way they were helped to get off the ground nearly 50 years ago (at 25:05) --- Autumn is in the air, families are settling into their fall routines... Time to set a family wellness plan ahead of the busy holiday season (at 44:30)

Experts are predicting a lean year for retail sales this holiday season - What about the other big category of consumer spending between Thanksgiving and Christmas? Bankrate's outlook for holiday travel is out, and it's probably not what the hospitality industry wants to hear (at 11:54) --- Salute to Service: Fans will get the chance to take part in the US Army's 'Ultimate Catch' at the Ohio State-Wisconsin game (at 20:24) --- HS Football Preview: Despite a pair of tough losses, the Findlay Trojans still 'control their own destiny' with the playoffs coming (at 27:58) --- Another collection of yummy recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 43:21)

As the government shutdown drags into its third week, Congressman Bob Latta joins us to discuss the latest developments - or lack thereof - in the ongoing budget impasse (at 13:27) --- From wildfires to winter storms... Making sure your home and possessions are properly protected against natural disasters that are becoming more common and more intense (at 22:10) --- Community and Business Spotlight: As the annual fundraising campaign continues, the United Way of Hancock County is hosting a pair of upcoming events to further support their mission (at 43:00)

Crime Prevention Conversations: Because the scary stuff should all be imaginary and just for fun, a refresher course on Halloween and trick-or-treat safety for ghouls and goblins of all ages (at 15:23) --- The 2026 Open Enrollment period for Medicare recipients officially opens today... with all the talk about healthcare and premium increases, we have everything you need to know in order to make the most informed choice (at 24:15) --- While funding for healthcare insurance premium subsidies are making headlines, the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation is among the entities warning about the impact of dramatic cuts in the areas of research and support (at 45:01)

In some businesses, the use of AI is nearly as common as e-mail - but such rapid adoption of new technology brings new risks... Are companies taking all the precautions they should? (at 14:23) --- Turning Cybersecurity Month on its head by thinking of all the constantly evolving and expanding threats as a critical career opportunity (at 23:26) --- Around Town: The Hancock County Republican Party is welcoming a very special guest for its fall dinner later this month (at 40:37)

The Ohio legislature has overridden the governor's veto of restrictions on the types of property tax levies schools can place on the ballot... How will districts have to adjust their financial practices and strategies moving forward? (at 13:24) --- On the Road Again... The Findlay Municipal Court is dedicating a day to giving individuals the chance to address their unresolved driving suspensions with another DUS Clinic later this week (at 25:27) --- What's Happening: Celebrating another year of Lighting the Path to a Better Future, and all the volunteers who make it happen for the Hancock County 4-H program (at 47:10)

Columbus Day is Monday, in honor of the explorer who has become a controversial figure in recent years... Is Christopher Columbus worthy of a holiday in his name, or does the rest of his legacy overshadow even the discovery of America? (at 17:18) --- Is life really better 'Under the Sea', as the song says? Some brave researchers are about to find out, thanks to a subsea human habitation mission called Project Vanguard (at 28:23) --- HS Football Preview: After last week's tough loss, the road for the Findlay Trojans doesn't get any easier tonight (at 34:53) --- Another collection of hearty recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 52:58)