Rachel's Challenge was inspired by Rachel Scott, the first person killed in the Columbine High School shooting in 1999. Liberty-Benton Schools have recently accepted this challenge. High School principal Brenda Frankart talks about the challenge, what it means to students and the schools are hoping to achieve with this challenge.

Brenda Frankart

Dave Morrow began the Humans of Findlay Facebook page as a hobby after discovering Humans of Toledo and Humans of New York. What started as a hobby for Morrow blossomed into what is essentially a part-time job for the retiree. Now he is taking HOF a step further by partnering with the Hancock Historical Society to create a book about the people of the city.

Dave Morrow

A third student has been expelled from the University of Findlay following a sexual assault investigation. This is the second football player and third student-athlete to be asked to leave campus this semester. Dave Emsweller, vice president for student affairs at UF, talks about the incident.

Dave Emsweller

WTOL 11 meteorologist Ryan Wichman gives us a look at the cool down heading our way at the end of the week, one that could possbibly last until Christmas time.

Ryan Wichman

It's not secret that business is booming in Findlay. So what is our economic forecast? Where and things headed and what can we do better?

Findlay-Hancock County Economic Outlook

Jacob Radabaugh was looking for an Eagle Scout project and the Children's Museum needed a Fire Station. With help from Captain Jerry Greer, the Findlay Fire Department, Emily Stevers from the Fire Relief Foundation and donors for the project, that exhibit is very close to being a reality.

New Fire Station Exhibit Set to Open at the Children's Museum

It's a growing problem and hits close to home. Human trafficking is quickly becoming the most profitable criminal enterprise available. Tom Blunk, executive director of Hancock County's Center for Safe and Healthy Children, is helping host a seminar on the subject later this month.

Can Human Trafficking Happen Here?

We all have them...the old keyboards, toasters, phones, computers and more lying around. Not sure how to get rid of them properly? Owens Community College will be having an electronics recycling drive on Earth Day (April 22) at their Findlay campus to take old electronics off your hands.

Earth Day Electronics Recycling Drive in Findlay

After a 90-day fitness challenge, the Findlay firefighters and staff from Ohio Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine are meeting for one final challenge. Since the firefighters lost the most weight in the last 90 days, they will choose the workout: the Findlay Fire Department entrance agility exam. We talk with Fire Captain Matt Cooper and Ohio Ortho Director of Sports  Therapy Josh Baker about the upcoming event in downtown Findlay.

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