St. Stephens’ Community House joined forces with the Central Ohio Labor Council Friday to kick off the 2009 Christmas Care/One Toy Campaign.

Thousands of Central Ohioans are remembering Stefanie Spielman.

A forklift operator was killed while on the job Friday at an auto parts glass distribution center in Chillicothe.

Officials are investigating the circumstances surrounding a woman’s assault—and a man who was found with a gunshot wound inside an area home.

Business owners in Pickerington said they aren’t too happy about construction projects slated through Black Friday.

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin returned to Ohio Friday.

Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray files a lawsuit against three credit-ratings agencies Friday.

The National Weather Service is raising the bar for what it will consider a snow “storm” in 17 central and western counties.

Hundreds of die-hard Buckeye fans get up and out before the sun for Friday’s pre-game bash.

Storm Team 4 Meteorologist Jym Ganahl said it will be a good time for Christmas lights to be put up this weekend, highs will be in the 50s and lows in the 30s.

A southwest Ohio woman on trial on charges that she abused her five adopted children wept as she denied the accusations.

Hunger relief advocates visited Congress today and painted a bleak picture of a country struggling to meet an increased need for food assistance at a time of high unemployment.

The secret to running faster and building your endurance could be in your mouth.

Family and friends, breast-cancer survivors and a community are mourning the loss of Stefanie Spielman. She died at her Upper Arlington home Thursday.

As workers continue to tear down the old City Center Mall, civic leaders are expanding an incentive program previously unavailable to Downtown businesses.

Televisions in today’s market have become an expensive investment, one that you don’t want to make often.

Authorities continued to investigate the death of a 4-month-old infant who had been on life support since Halloween night.

NBC 4’s Tanya Hutchins talks with one school’s employees about the impending cuts.

About 664,700 gas grills are being recalled in the U.S. and Canada because of defects that could to injury.

An officer fatally shoots a woman after police say she refused to drop her weapon and stop her approach.

Ohio will receive $11 million from Time Warner Cable’s Connect a Million Minds initiative.

Ohio lawmakers were deadlocked once again on how to fix Ohio’s budget Wednesday, as a Senate Republican proposal blending most of Gov. Ted Strickland’s tax cut delay with a slew of other funding sources met with swift Democratic opposition.

Storm Team 4 Meteorologist Jym Ganahl is calling for spotty light showers and a low of 38 degrees tonight.

A high-rise apartment resident was transported after a fire broke out in the building.

The same person who fills your cavities also could be filling your wrinkles—with Botox.

A 4-month-old child remains on life support and county officials may have to make the decision to end or continue the child’s life.

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District leaders said cutting nine positions will save the district $470,000. NBC 4 reports on who is being given pink slips in an effort to balance the budget.

Local grocers are taking a carving knife to turkey prices in hopes of luring Thanksgiving shoppers.

UPDATE: Authorities are investigating whether three recent bomb threats at one local middle school are related.