A pair of University of Findlay students was named a top ten finalist team for their performance in the 24th Annual American Society of Health-System Pharmacists National Clinical Skills Competition.

The national competition was held in Las Vegas, Nevada and is designed to test problem-solving skills in several areas including pathophysiology, clinical pharmacology, and therapeutics.

Students Maddison Donnelly and Stephanie Busick made up UF’s team.

The duo went up against teams from over 140 schools from all over the country.

A lot of youngsters had fun at the University of Findlay Mazza Museum’s Funday Sunday: Mad Scientist event on Sunday afternoon.

Education Coordinator Heather Stensel says kids participated in a variety of experiments and activities.

“They’re making lava lamps over here, they’re exploding soap over there…”

She says there were more than 20 hands-on stations that the kids could enjoy.

So, why the Mad Scientist theme?

“Why we chose this one is to get kids involved in science, and our new STEAM edition will be breaking ground in April.”

STEAM stands for science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics/medicine.

Get more on the Mazza Museum and their Funday Sunday events here.

The Toledo Police Department reunited a lost pig with its owner.

The police department took to Facebook on Saturday to say they were able to safely capture “Mr. Oinkers” on the west side of town and take him back home.

In the post, police joked that Mr. Oinkers is the first member of the TPD’s K-Swine Unit.

“These are not my pants,” is not an affirmative defense.

That’s according to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office in Dayton which is warning people about wearing someone else’s clothing.

The sheriff’s office posted a tongue-in-cheek public service announcement on its Facebook page saying…

“Prior to wearing someone else’s pants, please remove all drugs, drug paraphernalia, stolen property, or any other illegal items the “owner” of the pants may have left behind.”

The post concluded by saying that they are not attorneys in the sheriff’s office and the message isn’t intended as legal advice.

“Please consult an actual attorney prior to wearing someone else’s pants with drug filled pockets. Thank you.”

Two people suffered minor injuries in a crash between a UPS van and a car on U.S. 224 between Findlay and Tiffin.

The crash happened at about 5:45 p.m. Friday on U.S. 224 near County Road 23.

The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office says Steven Gilliland, 54, of Arcadia, had stopped in the roadway and started backing his UPS van into a driveway when he was struck by a car being driven by Rebecca Markoff, 65, of Findlay.

Both drivers were treated at the scene for minor injuries.

The crash remains under investigation.

The Findlay Trojans boys basketball team played a great game before a big crowd on their home floor Friday night as they defeated Toledo St. Francis.

Findlay led at intermission 26-21 and never looked back.

They came out of the locker room on fire and dominated the 3rd and 4th periods.

Max Roth and A.J. Adams led the scoring by putting up 20 points each.

Adams had a huge 4th period dunk to put an exclamation point on the big win.

The Trojans went on to win by a score of 70-50

The Trojans (7-2) (4-2) have a week off and will take their five-game winning streak to Lima Senior next Friday in a game you’ll hear on WFIN.

Two people were arrested in Findlay following the search of a Clinton Court residence Friday morning.

The Hancock County METRICH Drug Task Force executed a search warrant at 502 Clinton Court around 5:30 am.

Officers found crack cocaine, fentanyl, drug paraphernalia, a large amount of cash, and items indicative of drug trafficking.

Officers say 29-year-old Porshia Frisbie and 43-year-old Jeffrey Williams, both of Findlay, face possession of crack cocaine and possession of fentanyl charges.

The Fostoria Police Department says one of the men who broke into a house in October, causing a shootout that led to the death of one of the intruders, has been arrested.

Police say Jeron Sutton, 28, of Toledo is charged with murder, attempted murder, aggravated burglary, aggravated robbery and having weapons under disability.

The Fostoria Police Department says the Toledo Police Department was instrumental in locating and working with them to take Sutton into custody in Toledo.

While attempting to arrest Sutton, he fled from officers through Toledo in a vehicle pursuit which eventually ended when his vehicle got stuck in a yard.

He then took off on foot and was apprehended in the back yard of a residence.

He’s being held in the Lucas County Jail and will be transported back to Seneca County after a court appearance.

On October 19th, Fostoria police say a man called 911 saying two people had broken into his residence in the 200 block of West Lytle Street and during a struggle the owner had been shot as well as one of the intruders.

Police arrived on the scene and found the intruder dead and the owner of the home suffering from a gunshot wound.

The owner was taken to a hospital where he was treated and released.

A woman told Findlay police she was robbed by a man who acted as if he had a gun.

It happened at about 5:30 Friday morning as the woman was sitting in her parked car outside a closed business in the 1000 block of Tiffin Avenue.

The woman said she was sitting in her car when a man approached her driver’s side door.

She said the man had his hand in his pocket and was pointing the pocket like he had a gun.

No weapon was seen or mentioned.

The man ordered the woman to hand over her money and she complied.

The suspect then fled on foot to the west.

The suspect is described as white, standing about five feet eight inches tall and weighing around 250 pounds.

He was wearing a black ‘Carhartt’ style coat with a hood, according to the victim.

Anyone with information about the robbery should contact the Findlay Police Department at 419-424-7150.

The Findlay Police Department says a local Olympian is moving around again with his custom cane after it went missing a year ago.

Police say Weldy Olson was reunited with his cane a few days before Christmas when it was spotted inside a car at the Walmart on Tiffin Avenue.

Olson’s cane is made from a hockey stick and has “Olson” printed on it.

It has a lot of sentimental value because it was a gift from his son.

Olson lost it in December of 2018 when it was left behind at a store.

Olson won a silver medal in hockey with Team USA in 1956 before winning gold in 1960.