That’s what the students at Bluffton University found out about today from 2010 graduate, comedian, and author Andrea Flack-Wetherald. She wanted the students to understand that good things are still possible, but people who are empathic to critical issues can get overwhelmed by the state of the world today. Flack-Wetherald says the improv way is to support your scene partner, by listening to them and possibly pivoting to what they have said.

According to the Hancock County Sheriff's Office, they were called to 7400 County Road 304 at 12:42 Thursday afternoon on reports of a shooting. The caller claimed 28-year-old Austin J. Wickman of Findlay fired a handgun at someone in the residence and fled the scene. Deputies responding to the area could not find Wickman and began a search for him.

Two people were trapped inside the van, but were eventually extracted by American Township Fire, and were then transported from the scene. Three people occupied the other vehicle, and all were transported from the scene as well. Their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.

The Bluffton Fire Department responded to a report of a house explosion around 6PM Wednesday at 2275 State Route 103. Upon arrival, the house was fully engulfed. The explosion could be heard and felt miles away from the scene. According to the State Fire Marshal's Office, the bodies of an adult male and adult female were discovered in the rubble and transported to the Lucas County Coroners Office for autopsy. There is is no indication of any criminal activity and the cause remains under investigation.

The Logan County Sheriff's office says just before 11:30 AM Wednesday an accident occurred involving two semis on U.S Route 33. It is currently unknown what caused the accident. Deputies are currently investigating. 

Two accidents took place on Jameson Avenue on Friday. The first took place at Jameson Avenue and Market Street. Two vehicles were involved in the accident, sending one person to the hospital with injuries.