ST. MARYS, Ohio (WLIO) — St. Marys senior Logan Henschen is a workhorse.
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LIMA, OH (WLIO) — Lima Central Catholic's Andrew Baldauf is a busy man. He's a four-sport athlete for the Thunderbirds: football, baseball, an…
LIMA, Ohio (WLIO) – Perry senior Brodin Eickholt is the kind of player every coach dreams of having. A true team-first leader, always putting …
“We're the last line of defense,” Welker said. “We feel strongly that we're here to protect the environment, and it's a complicated procedure, but we're going to explain to them how we use biology to get waste out of water so it can be returned back into the water use stream.”
Students from as far as Dayton, Piqua, and Bowling Green joined local participants from Shawnee, Lima Senior, and St. Marys to explore science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through interactive labs.
Heritage Elementary students are learning what it takes to save the world today thanks to Johnny Appleseed Metro Parks. 4th graders at Heritage were visited by park workers and volunteers to take part in an escape room-style activity. The program aims to teach the students about the ecosystems native to our area and Ohio-- with what it takes for the food chain to survive. There were puzzles and clues for the students to follow that corresponded to a specific plant or animal.
It’s cold and flu season, and most of us will encounter a virus at some point. So, how does our immune system work to keep us healthy? According to Michaela Gack, PhD, Scientific Director of the Cleveland Clinic Florida Research and Innovation Center, once we fight off a virus, our immune system does its best to protect us from a second infection. “Whenever we have a second infection, these antibodies can be produced and thereby protect us but there are some limitations,” said Dr. Gack. “It only works if it’s the same virus or very similar virus.”
LIMA, OH (WLIO) - There's plenty of animals to see at the fair, and this year, that includes predatory birds.
The Putnam County Health Department says that a bat has tested positive for rabies within the county. The bat was tested after a resident from Union Township reported an incident with their dog.
University of Findlay and Bluffton University partner in a volunteer effort to catalog local species
BLUFFTON, OH (WLIO) - Volunteer researchers spent Saturday documenting biodiversity in local nature reserves.