Storm Team 4 Meteorologist Marshall McPeek is calling for partly cloudy skies, breezy conditions and a high of 63 degrees.

Today between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., The Andersons and the Ohio Military Reserve will help residents properly dispose of old American flags.

Today at 8 a.m., the State of Ohio will auction various items at 4200 Surface Road.

Today, COSI will celebrate their 10-year anniversary with day-long activities for the family.

A group of inmates from a central Ohio correctional facility recently visited a high school to share what they have in common.

The wife of an Army soldier says she listened in horror as her husband’s cell phone picked up the screams and gunfire from the deadly shooting at Fort Hood, Texas.

A 15-year-old girl and a horse were both killed in a crash with a motor vehicle. 

Two male juveniles are in custody after their joyride ended at a Galloway church Friday evening.

The shootings at Fort Hood and in Orlando, Florida have raised concerns here in Ohio.

The Ohio Education Association (OEA) has modified its position on the use of social networking sites like My Space, Facebook and Twitter. 

America’s unemployment rate now stands at 10.2 percent, the first time that the country’s jobless rate has been in double digits in more than 25 years. In response today, President Obama signed into law legislation that extends unemployment benefits for the fourth time in the past 18 months.

Columbus Public Health has announced H1N1 vaccination clinics next week for all children six months through 18 years old.

Officials say no members of the Ohio National Guard were among the casualties in the mass shooting at Fort Hood, Texas.

NBC 4 is digging deeper to find out how the city is using the money you gave them.

The city of Columbus holds its annual Veterans Day Parade Friday at noon, and two of NBC 4’s favorite TV personalities will be there.

Storm Team 4 Meteorologist Jym Ganahl gives you an up-to-date forecast.

A special state audit has found that a former president of Hocking College, his wife and two others from the southern Ohio school illegally spent more than $28,000 in taxpayer funds.

Ohio House Democrats want voters to be able to register online without then having to send information through the mail.

The Cincinnati Zoo is hoping a rhino’s second pregnancy will result in what officials say would be the world’s first live birth of an Indian rhinoceros conceived through artificial insemination.

Worthington residents are concerned for their pets after learning the four-legged visitors in the area are coyotes.

What’s being done to clean up properties and help surrounding neighborhoods?

Worthington City Schools sent a letter home to parents Thursday, but the letter actually was a false alarm.

NetJets Inc. announced Thursday it will furlough up to 495 pilots from its North American fractional operations.

Ohio State plans to play the annual Michigan game later this month in throwback uniforms paying tribute to a championship Buckeyes team from 55 years ago.

Residents say an abandoned hotel, which has been deemed hazardous and a public nuisance by the city, is dangerous and someone is going to be injured.

A local convenience-store owner says an employee stole lottery tickets, hit the jackpot and then hit the road.

Simply search for your pet’s name, county or type of animal and see how many other “parents” named their pets like you.

Storm Team 4 Meteorologist Jym Ganahl is calling for frosty temperatures and lows between 24 to 29 degrees tonight.

An Ohio man who threatened to blow up several Cincinnati-area landmarks has been sentenced to a year and a half in prison.

Oprah Winfrey is only the beginning for Sarah Palin’s book tour.